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Callipygous

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  1. it just depends on how long it takes the monitor to get started. it actually has to warm up. just like how your tv wont show a picture for the first few secs.
  2. AWESOME movie. : )
  3. what he said ^^
  4. could you be a little less specific please?
  5. AHAHAHAHA. thats me laughing uproariously because you did so much more work than me : ) my work is presented below (in full) int multThree=0; int multFive=0; int multSeven=0; int multEleven=0; for(int a=0; a<=750;a++) { if(multThree+3<a) multThree+=3; if(multFive+5<a) multFive+=5; if(multSeven+7<a) multSeven+=7; if(multEleven+11<a) multEleven+=11; if(multThree+1==a && multFive+3==a && multSeven+5==a && multEleven+7==a) System.out.println("a = " +a); }
  6. its pretty easy if you use java : P (was i not supposed to use java?)
  7. IT DOESNT MATTER HOW HE SEES IT. if the color you would call green shows up in my head as what you would call orange when i look at it, it doesnt matter. for all i know what you see when you look at the sky is what i would call red, but that color has been defined as BLUE no matter how it appears to you, thats your blue. if you look at the bar at the top of this window (in every browser i know of) everyone calls that blue, even if what you see is what i would call red. the point is that the substance reflects a wavelength that we all see and acknowledge as being BLUE.
  8. i gaurantee you at least one of them is blue, and that we are capable of creating all of them, therefore we can create a blue ball. even with all those shades, we can make a color that is BLUE. for example, no one is going to mistake the color of my taskbar for anything but plain old, not-yellow-or-red, BLUE.
  9. "look at this example, these are just a few of the possible colours the ball could be can you tell which is blue and which isnt?" if you tell me which wavelength each one is... : )
  10. ALL of those values are "blue". it doesnt matter if an abserver sees a 420 blue or a 490 blue (and why would they see differerent?) it is still blue. 100% of the people who see those colors will see "blue" sorry if im missing your point.
  11. you could somehow dye (or char for that matter) the plastic. it would then be a different color. i would say they are both equally temporary.
  12. you could somehow dye (or char for that matter) the plastic. it would then be a different color. i would say they are both equally temporary.
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