I some how closed the first one so here is question again What is your favorite color of the rainbow?
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I don't think you can choose a favorite, it takes all of them to make the rainbow beautiful.
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My favorite color is blue.\n\nNo, the only colors that I think of as being gender specific are feminine colors, like pink. A girl can like any color.
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gosh...dunno the names anymore...but i love that yellow sunny2 type one..\nactually they're all so cuTe!!!\n^_^
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Have a quiet room... sitting with some friends out of nowhere ask in a normal tone....So (...) what colour is your pee?
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I asked a question earlier about dying my blonde hair.  Does blonde hair dyed darker count?  Not that I'd want to answer all your questions or come to Jesus.  I got two more points now.
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Yes I work for the institute of color technologies. We need to figure out everyones favortie color in the entire universe.(including aliens) can you help?
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1. Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. Actually, the rainbow is a whole continuum of colors from red to violet and even beyond the colors that the eye can see.\n2. you can see a rainbow anywhere there is water around and you have the sun to your back.\n3.Sir Isaac Newton in his early physics experiments decided the colors of the rainbow
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1. white\n2. blue\n3. red\n\n...but they're all pretty sweet
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Green \n\nor maybe blue
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much to many people's belief's 7 basic colors aren't based on the rainbow colors. in fact some of the colors on the rainbow is actually a mix of primary colors that are really secondary or tetiary. not primary [basic]. so... here we go...\n\n\n7 basic colors are:\n\n1- a cool yellow a.k.a Hansa Yellow Medium—a lemony, slight bias to blue-green;\n\n2- a warm yellow a.k.a New Gamboge— a golden, slight bias to red-orange;\n\n3- a cool blue a.k.a Phthalo Blue (GS)—an icy, slight bias to blue-green;\n\n4- a warm blue a.k.a French Ultramarine— a purplish blue, slight bias to violet;\n\n5-  a cool red a.k.a Quinacridone Rose—a rosy, slight bias to red-violet;\n\n6- a warm red a.k.a Pyrrol Orange—a tomatoey red, slight bias to red-orange;\n\nok..only six [6] are listed here. to get the 7th color,all u need to do is... well here's where the magic is....\n\na] Use a warm and a cool of each primary hue (a warm red and a cool red; a warm yellow and a cool yellow; a warm blue and a cool blue) to mix bright, high-inten sity secondary called a Mixed Primary Hue. The secret is in using the right split primary colors and not crossing over the lines into another section!\n\n++TIPS++\n\nTo mix the oranges, mix the red and yellow within the lines to the left of the circle. First mix orange, and then add more yellow for yellow-or ange and more red for red-orange. \nTo mix the greens, mix the blue and yellow within the lines to the right of the circle. First mix green, and then add more yellow for yellow-green and more blue for blue-green. \nTo mix the purples or violets, mix the pink or rose with the blue within the lines at the bottom of the circle. First mix purple , and then add more blue for blue-violet and red for red-violet. \n\nNow here's the rule that makes this work: 'When mixing two colors on the wheel to achieve high- intensity color, don't cross over the line-stay in each section. Just imagine, no more muddy colors!\n\nCrossing over the lines and mixing the colors on either side of the line causes the mixtures to become less intense and slightly grayer. Cross two lines and even more graying occurs. This graying is called neutralizing. It is the result of a slight touch of that third color being added to the mix. To mix earth colors, you simply cross over the lines or add a warm neutral to your mixtures.\n\nOK ...\n\nNow for the much awaited 7th basic color....\n\nThat's where Quinacridone Burnt Orange—the seventh color of our essential 7 basics-enters the scene… it's a versatile warm neutral.\n\n\nhehe. quite interesting. hmm. [^_^]
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I think baby blues are the best, my daughter likes brown...\nThere you go...\n2 different opinions in the same family...
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Is there really an end to the rainbow?  If there is...is it gold or skittles?
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I have 2...one is purple and the other is emerald green...why??? purple I have always liked and emerald green is a color that I look good in....
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PINK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i love the color pink..like it is the best like color ever!
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:I like many different trees. I like the feel of the real trees but I don't like the needles all over my carpet. And one year we found a bird nest in the tree so that was the end of that.\nI also really love the new fiber optic trees, and the red and white trees w/ lights. I just like them all. :) But mostly I love to decorate them with my children. All the laughing and hot cocoa, and memories...
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what's up? i think your favorite sport is basketball and your favorite color is between blue or black.
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Double rainbows are a rarity.\n\n\n\n\n \nThe Double Rainbow\n\n \n\n\nEvery once in a while, if you get lucky, you may see a second rainbow on the outside of the first, brighter rainbow. This is the "secondary rainbow" which occurs when raindrops high in the atmosphere refract and reflect light back to the viewer. \n\nThese raindrops are higher than those which cause the "primary rainbow" and are special because they internally reflect the incoming sunlight twice rather than just once. \n\n\n\nNotice that the sunlight hits the bottom of the raindrop to make the secondary rainbow. There is still sunlight hitting the other parts of the raindrop, however, some of the light is simply transmitted through the raindrop without reflecting, and some light is reflected and refracted, but not into our eyes: that light is for someone else's rainbow. \n\nNotice also in the image at the top of the page that the sequence of colors in the secondary rainbow is switched compared to the primary bow. Why is this? \n\n\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------