so ..

[U4EA]

.. you know how sometimes people will send an email reply, but put their actual reply inline in your own email line by line

and say something like "see my comments below in red" or w/e

i just sent out a work email with inline replies

only i said "see my comments below in RGB [112,6,92]" and then coloured my inline comments with RGB [112,6,92]

my next inline comments will be in british racing green, i just need to find the RGB codes for it

want to see how quickly someone calls me out on it

[seremtan]

there's actually several shades

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_racing_green

[U4EA]

Cheers. As "currently the term is used to denote a spectrum of deep, rich greens", I guess I'll just pick whichever deep rich green appeals to me most at the time.

As well, lower on the page I've found all sorts of fantasmical colours in the "Shades of green" article. Presumably there are other such articles for red, blue etc. as well. This will keep me amused for days if not weeks!

[MKJ]

what exactly should they call you out on?
"zomg ur using british racing green wtfbro" ?

context is needed, sir!

[U4EA]

moar liek "WTF R U HIGH?"

[MKJ]

die

[seremtan]

tbh in arial, at that point size, it won't look much different to any other darkish shade of green

[U4EA]

I think the focus on British racing green specifically is out of control! Calm down folks, it was just an example.

Imagine I'd said viridian or alizarin crimson or periwinkle instead.

[MKJ]

if u were truly awesome youd give every letter a different color.

[Eraser]

Like this?

[seremtan]

is that the french or the australian flag? one of them's the same only the other way up

[LawL]

[U4EA]

if u were truly awesome youd give every letter a different color.

see my comments below in tutti colori D:

[MKJ]

shit that sounds awesome, I might actually do that some day.

[U4EA]

"Alizarin crimson"? You're a real smart-arse.

.. from ye olde bosse. That didn't last long xD