I always wondered about the history of howit came to be because they are difinatly not black but shades of brown.
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Why aren't whites called Pink or Tan, etc?yentlequible
I understand pink, but white people are rarely tan.
[QUOTE="yentlequible"]Why aren't whites called Pink or Tan, etc?JenniFRESH
I understand pink, but white people are rarely tan.
I don't look pink! Also i look white. Pale white. That sorta fits me.[QUOTE="JenniFRESH"]
[QUOTE="yentlequible"]Why aren't whites called Pink or Tan, etc?warownslife
I understand pink, but white people are rarely tan.
I don't look pink! Also i look white. Pale white. That sorta fits me.Well, not ALL white people look pink. But a lot do...it's kinda gross.
I don't look pink! Also i look white. Pale white. That sorta fits me.[QUOTE="warownslife"]
[QUOTE="JenniFRESH"]
I understand pink, but white people are rarely tan.
JenniFRESH
Well, not ALL white people look pink. But a lot do...it's kinda gross.
I don't know many pink people. Most white people lay between the bands of 'Milky Tea' and 'Soft Latte' I find.
[QUOTE="McJugga"]What colour is a mirror?CosmicZombie
Same as the light it reflects.
What if it didn't reflect any light? Hm? HM?
Oh, you wouldn't see it at all, I guess.
WHAT IF...
What if it reflected the light from another mirror? And the light that the other mirror reflected was the light from the original mirror? What colour would that be?
[QUOTE="CosmicZombie"]
[QUOTE="McJugga"]What colour is a mirror?McJugga
Same as the light it reflects.
What if it didn't reflect any light? Hm? HM?
Oh, you wouldn't see it at all, I guess.
WHAT IF...
What if it reflected the light from another mirror? And the light that the other mirror reflected was the light from the original mirror? What colour would that be?
Well the light can possibly have its origin from within the mirror, so the two mirrors have to be reflecting light from another source, both mirrors colors would be same as that light.
[QUOTE="McJugga"]
[QUOTE="CosmicZombie"]
Same as the light it reflects.
CosmicZombie
What if it didn't reflect any light? Hm? HM?
Oh, you wouldn't see it at all, I guess.
WHAT IF...
What if it reflected the light from another mirror? And the light that the other mirror reflected was the light from the original mirror? What colour would that be?
Well the light can possibly have its origin from within the mirror, so the two mirrors have to be reflecting light from another source, both mirrors colors would be same as that light.
damn you. :([QUOTE="yentlequible"]Why aren't whites called Pink or Tan, etc?JenniFRESH
I understand pink, but white people are rarely tan.
I'm white and my skin is an olive tone (pretty much tan). On Topic: Why are whites called white? Why are Asians called yellow? And I guess "brown" just refers to Hispanics.[QUOTE="JenniFRESH"]
[QUOTE="yentlequible"]Why aren't whites called Pink or Tan, etc?gamerguru100
I understand pink, but white people are rarely tan.
I'm white and my skin is an olive tone (pretty much tan). On Topic: Why are whites called white? Why are Asians called yellow? And I guess "brown" just refers to Hispanics.Nope. To Indians/Middle easterners/and other people from that area.
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