coulours

That was an accident. The title was meant to be 'colours of the world"

Have you noticed that certain countries seem to identify with certain colours? Especially, it seems that colder countries seem to gravitate to darker colours, while hotter countries lean towards the brighter colours?

Hey Sarah did you notice that,as an American, you spelled "Colours" right?😀😀😉

vary humourless

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Hey Sarah did you notice that,as an American, you spelled "Colours" right?😀😀😉

Oh come on celticcountry...lighten up!

hey.

tone it down a TAD

Originally posted by elvendreamgirl
That was an accident. The title was meant to be 'colours of the world"

Have you noticed that certain countries seem to identify with certain colours? Especially, it seems that colder countries seem to gravitate to darker colours, while hotter countries lean towards the brighter colours?

Originally posted by orkyboy
Erm, not really. National colour of England is red and it's bloody freezing over here most of the time.

Ok, I accidentally sent the title of the thread before I wrote anything, and before I had a chance to correst my terrible typing. I sometimes use the UK spelling of words because I will be moving there in a month to marry my love, so I figure AI may as well get used to being a Brit. 😀😀😀

I am not so much speaking of national colours, but more of the tradiational colours you see that typtifies a country.
Look at India. Such a hot country, but the colours are bright and varied.

Typtifies?

Originally posted by elvendreamgirl
That was an accident. The title was meant to be 'colours of the world"

Have you noticed that certain countries seem to identify with certain colours? Especially, it seems that colder countries seem to gravitate to darker colours, while hotter countries lean towards the brighter colours?