#147

mainly depends on the colour of everything else

if i’m cooking a red thing i want a green pepper
a green thing and i want a red pepper

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#148

i do this too
got to get your red vitamins and your green vitamins!

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#149

what’s the most honest colour?

#151

(At every stage of my life, yeah. Enormous rip off innit)

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#152

Red

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#153

In the best way possible

#154

I think a blue pepper would make me very ill

#156

Do you think a restaurant with “wrong” coloured foods would be successful?

#157

Hello I know the answer to this

#158

sometimes i get the sunday peppers LOL

#159

if it was bubblegum flavoured then I’d be up for it

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#160

oh god I forgot to have breakfast!

#162

Oh japes

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#164

We could have themed weeks! Goth week, etc. Excellent idea, you can have 5(five)% of the profit after tax.

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#165

Powerful Big Baby lobby.

#168

No, that was Pathetic Wee Boaby

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#169

Anyone know anything about the secret colours only prawns can see?

#170

Well as bam says up there it’s about blue being for a baby boy and pink for a baby girl, however…

It actually used to be pink for a boy and blue for a girl. Red was seen as a masculine colour (I think it was seen as kindof powerful and passionate, the colour of blood and war and shit like that), so a lighter red (pink) was appropriate for boys. Blue was associated strongly with the virgin Mary so you had light blue for a baby girl.

I’m not sure why it changed really!

Also… i think it kind of went away as a ‘thing’ for ages, or maybe wasnt that much if a thing at all, not sure, and then when we worked out how to tell the sex of a child during pregnacy manufacturers of boys and girls clothes really went to town in the gendering of colours so that expectant mothers of a second child (of a different gender than the first child) would feel they couldn’t just use hand me downs from the first child.

I think this is mostly true!

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#172

Some more info here! Which basically says what I just said but in more deets

Colour is really interesting like that, it doesn’t really have any fixed values

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#173

If by “purple, orange, and green” you mean “brown, brown, and brown,” then 100% yes.