Aha, here's someone who may be able to help:
Gabriele Jordan: British scientist claims to have found woman with superhuman vision | Mail Online
Don't take her shoes shopping though.
Are You a Tetrachromat?
I'm usually pretty good on colour tests, but all I see is dots that I can make patterns out of but which are probably made up. Men need not even bother trying.
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I used to Wiki a lot of things but never came trough such kind of thing.. Thanks for your shareOriginally posted by TimberWolf View PostGeology of Great Britain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You really have to know your colours, especially blue. Blue, blue-green, light blue, mid blue, muddy blue, slate blue, dark slate blue, etc. wtf
Is there a blue expert in the house?
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Muddy blue is the bit I'm interested in, especially the bit around the light blue and mid blue in South Wales.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostWhy use colours when words describing colours will do? It must have taken the author ages to come up with those names too
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Why use colours when words describing colours will do? It must have taken the author ages to come up with those names tooOriginally posted by ctdctd View PostNah, it's easy - my bit is lime green or orange - possibly, maybe, must be missing from the key - yep, you are right, useless key :-)
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Nah, it's easy - my bit is lime green or orange - possibly, maybe, must be missing from the key - yep, you are right, useless key :-)Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostGeology of Great Britain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You really have to know your colours, especially blue. Blue, blue-green, light blue, mid blue, muddy blue, slate blue, dark slate blue, etc. wtf
Is there a blue expert in the house?
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Most useless map key ever?
Geology of Great Britain - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You really have to know your colours, especially blue. Blue, blue-green, light blue, mid blue, muddy blue, slate blue, dark slate blue, etc. wtf
Is there a blue expert in the house?Tags: None
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