Staff Litter Discussion Thread 2017

[morrissey]

The 'blue' thing is something you all have seen many times before, whether in real life or in photos, and would immediately know on sight, possibly even recognizing the more famous ones

Famous ones, hmm. So now we have famous blue things that are not really blue that no one thinks of as actually blue. :what:

veins, ocean, water, blues music? i'm stumped

[Gwyneira]

Well, I just googled things that appear blue but aren't really blue. Apparently no one actually has blue eyes. We all just have a different level of melanin in our irises that make some eyes appear to be a different color. Who knew these hints could be so educational?

Edit: Wait a minute! If no one actually has blue eyes, does that mean we should disregard Atwood's hint about her pup not having blue eyes?!

[Avianahelena]

Mountains?

[capone.]

isn't the ocean just blue because of a reflection?

[Shobits]

Blue not not blue... Something like a hyacinth macaw? It only looks blue but those feathers are actually brown!

[Emovertx]

Blue not not blue... Something like a hyacinth macaw? It only looks blue but those feathers are actually brown!

whoa that's cool!

[Gwyneira]

Mountains?

This makes a lot of sense. In certain conditions, they are very blue, but everyone knows they aren't. There are also famous ones that I could recognize from a picture (the Grand Tetons, Mt. Everest, etc.).

[Reigncat]

Mountains?

This makes a lot of sense. In certain conditions, they are very blue, but everyone knows they aren't. There are also famous ones that I could recognize from a picture (the Grand Tetons, Mt. Everest, etc.).

I agree, I tried following up on that a while ago and the farthest I got was about their real life BMD, meaning not very far.

[EmeraldHalftail]

Someone said this last page and I happen to agree the sky is blue but not always

[godly]

Atwood, is it a mountain?