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Kanaya Maryam (
speakveryclearly
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2013-10-05 03:12 pm (UTC)
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Its Actually The Color Of Our Blood
Which Goes A Long Way To Show Why The Conventions Adoption Wasnt Exactly Universal
Here Are Some Codes For Colors Humans May Be More Prone To Like
Pink
<span style="font: bold 1em Courier, monospace; color: #FF9EDA">Pink</span><br />
Yellow
<span style="font: bold 1em Courier, monospace; color: #FDDC71">Yellow</span><br />
Blue
<span style="font: bold 1em Courier, monospace; color: #83D4CD">Blue</span><br />
Red
<span style="font: bold 1em Courier, monospace; color: #FF6F6F">Red</span><br />
Purple
<span style="font: bold 1em Courier, monospace; color: #473E59">Purple</span><br />
Green
<span style="font: bold 1em Courier, monospace; color: #1F9400">Green</span><br />
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Which Goes A Long Way To Show Why The Conventions Adoption Wasnt Exactly Universal
Here Are Some Codes For Colors Humans May Be More Prone To Like