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It's between blue and black... - Ehmm, better said: it's a mix of them...
you do realize that imagining a mixture of colors doesn't help at all if i have no idea of what the mixture looks like right?
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It's between blue and black... - Ehmm, better said: it's a mix of them...
News? :0 Update me pls :3
Be back in a bit. I have look like I´m busy with work XD
you do realize that imagining a mixture of colors doesn't help at all if i have no idea of what the mixture looks like right?
Yep! I am a college student. I assume you have already crossed this path, right?
Well, okay... Look into the blue sky and look through an black class (what at welding using), then probably you're knowing it...
but if you're unable to see the color at all, doing that won't do anything
Hmm... In which level you don't can see the colours actually? - You're seeing more likely gray-black just, or...?
Ah...Are you working now then?
i just said it's not too bad
but for example, if i'm trying to cook a steak, i can't really tell how they are. i only notice 3 differences. raw, everything in between, and well done. i can't tell if it's just juicy, or if it's bloody. that sort of thing
Hmm, I see...
Hmm, well if you're not sure, in which state the steak already at baking is. Then try your hand as meat-scale to use:
-If the steak the firmness has, what the part between your index and thumb fingers is. Then is it raw.
-If the steak the firmness has, what below of your thumb is (the inner side of your hand). Then is it medium.
-If the steak the firmness has, what your wrist has. Then is it well done.
And blood and juice having an different firmness: Blood is more liquid as juice.
you're completely missing the point
Hmm... Well red - the original color of the meat (and raw state) at begin is relatively bright, after that getting darker (you're may seeing it as dark-gray) with the color at cooking...
you're still missing the point
the point is, i want to see colors that i've never seen before
depends. a lot of colors often blend together. for example, if red and green are next to each other, i have to concentrate very hard to tell the difference depending on the shade
Ah, and since when you're having that...?
Never heard of it XD
I'll try it out :3
hmmmm. i'd say since 1993