Actually he looks more focused than everybody else… he is a wannabe vampire you know. Think about it for a second…
If the girls are bikini wrestling in GREEN jello and Les has Red – Green color blindness; that does not mean he sees black and white for those colors it means that in his mind the too colors look like the opposing color… thus the slinky RED bikini would look green to him and the GREEN jello would… he is a wannabe vampire after all.
I think what AflacMan13 is trying to say is that he wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between the two colours, not that they are swapped. in other words, it doesn’t matter which colour it really is, he would see it as being the same colour as how he sees blood. He could still see it as green, but maybe blood also looks green to him (or whatever colour he sees the two of them as, which could be some strange colour in between the two).
The Negro Guy
The Negro Guy thinks Les has a huge ass boner right now. He must think those girls are fighting in blood…GIGGITY!
Red green color blindness is where the person who suffers from said condition can’t differentiate from the two colors in which they both appear to be a (usually) brown-ish color.
I had a friend back in high school with that condition. We would put ketchup in his green slushy everyday and all he would say is: “School food taste like shit, man.”
Loki
Not how it works, actually. Red-Green colorblindness is an incredibly generic term for the most common for of the “disability,” but it usually manifests as the inability to differentiate between fine definitions of shade, dark green and dark red, dark green and brown, ect. It applied to more than just red and green as well. An accurate way of looking at it would be to imagine everything a little bit muted, rather than colors being switched completely, or being mashed together. It DOES happen like that, but rarely.
I’m colorblind, and it took me a bit to get the joke there. Good concept though, if you aren’t intimately familiar with the condition.
Yorkie
Have i got news for you brother,,,,,,,,,,,it does hapen ive seen it
Red-Green color blindness means the individual cannot perceive the difference between red and green. So Tracy could be in a green bikini and red Jello and it would look the same to Les (or red bikini & red Jello, green bikini & green Jello) In no way would it render Tracy’s bikini “invisible”, nor would the Jello not be apparent to Les.
Sorry if this shoots holes in Nick’s plot development, or the ideas in some readers’ minds.
So I guess Les might think they are covered in blood. However, R-G colorblindness does leave the individual with a sense of color intensity. Green Jello as intense as fresh blood? I doubt it.
Pseudonym
I actually am red-green colorblind. I didn’t know that they were wrestling in jello (let alone green jello) until I read these comments… I thought that was just sand all over them. I didn’t get the joke initially until I realized that it was Les, so it must have pertained to blood in some way. I will say though, as a colorblind person, that is an extremely unlikely mistake to make; blood is just too dark of a color, and I would be much more likely to confuse it with any amount of browns.
chumash99
Wow…I did not know that. Anyway, to summarize; Miranda is wearing black, Tracy is wearing red, and they are wrestling in green Jell-O (or the cheap Food Baron equivalent). And Les is about to have a hampire freakout. 😉
AflacMan13
While the thing with the color blindness is true for some, the opposite can be true as well in that some peoples “color blindness” is actually “color reversal” where one color looks like another color to them. So the whole ‘Les seeing blood’ thing could be valid for him.
Secondly, There are three different color shades of blood… dark red is capillary or veinous blood and tends to flow much like room temperature jello. Bright Red blood is Arterial and can be quite bright in hue depending on the oxygen content. Neon it is not but it can get pretty close. Also Arterial bleeding is EXTREMELY life threatening as it is the fastest means of blood loss.
Amazing what you learn in just a few seconds when you have rockets and bullets flying at you every day for a year.
Pseudonym
I can respect the combat knowledge there. I am also an E.M.T. and can attest to the various colors of blood (some of which are distinct, even to the colorblind), as well as to the varieties of colorblindness. Still, looking at jello, and having seen all type of bleeds from nearly every place imaginable, I’d say it’s a bit of a stretch. I’ve never mistaken the color of blood for anything but blood… though of course, that may be my medical training kicking in.
In my experiences, it it not so much as a clear cut color reversal (as in this green thing looks totally red), so much as it is both colors settling on an in-between hue. I’ve found that whether or not I call something red or green is directly dependant on the available lighting; I most often assume a light color to be red, and a green color to be dark, and once I’ve made this assumption, my brain fills in the rest. However, in a comparison of a brown-red and a dark green, I would be hard pressed to tell you the difference. I might be able to tell they were two distinct colors if they were side-by-side, but I really wouldn’t be able to accurately identify either.
It may be that this clear-cut “color-reversal” is more common in tritanopia (blue-yellow colorblindness) rather than deuteranopia (red-green). I’ve seen people fail a blue-yellow test, and they still swear they are not colorblind. This must be what normal people feel like when talking to the colorblind… >_>
P.S. Thanks for putting your life on the line for us AflacMan. I’ve got a few friends who are still on active duty, and we all appreciate what you guys have been doing for us.
AflacMan13
Well I would like to thank you also for what you do. My Mother was an E.M.T. for a few years when I was younger so I know that you get to see a lot of really crazy stuff. Thank you for choosing to help others friend.
Well I am not a doctor myself so my knowledge of color blindness is somewhat limited… so thanks for explaining that for me. So yeah it is a pretty good stretch… this is a web comic after all. 🙂
A very awesome web comic I might add. Keep it coming there Nick.
R-P.S. : No problem. Its what I like to do. I would gladly be willing to lay down my life for my country if that is what it took.
Renadt
Thanx for your service. I was over there myself, off the coast in an Aircraft Carrier, both USS Lincoln and USS Nimitz in 2008, and 2009-10. I don’t think I could have done that.
AflacMan13
No problems bud. Hey don’t sell your self short… the Navy is just as important in a fight. Every day the Navy runs missions into and out of hot zones. Freedom is not only won on the land but in the air and on the open sea as well. Remember – Seal Team 6 is Navy after all. 🙂
Oberon
Indeed! And the seldom-mentioned CIA operatives were also a part of that operation, and deserve our admiration as well. And the operators who “flew” the stealth drones overhead to collect the needed intelligence which made the “go/no-go” decision possible in the first place. There were years of time and a great many contributors, and I thank them all.
Well, I don’t think the point was that he sees the bikinis as invisible. Rather, that to him this looks exactly like two hot chicks smeared in blood. And we all know how he feels about blood… Thus the hawtness-fugue. ^.^
At least, that’s my interpretation of todays events.
Nerdtress
Aww, I was 10 seconds slow. Now you’ve gone and made me look silly. 🙁
I think it’s more along the lines of what Geekazoid said. It’s not that Les isn’t seeing anything on them, it’s that he’s thinking the green jello is all red, and probably thinking it’s two girls wrestling around in a pool of blood.
Uh… not all bikinis are made with fabric tied together with string. Tracy’s looks more along the lines of a properly moulded-bra type bikini, which means that yes, it could have held together this long.
I’m not really the bikini (or swimming) type, so I think the Fashion Design major has more to do with me knowing about this stuff than the fact that I am female.
I’m not familiar with that app. Is it for iphone or android?
Kramegame
lol
Marr
I believe the iMagination app is for the iPhone, but Apple hasn’t approved it for their store.
Neil
Yes, but there are two problems with this:
1) we don’t know how accurate our imaginations are without comparing notes with someone who experiences the phenomenon in question;
2) if our imaginations were all-sufficient, we wouldn’t need art to show us anything. 🙂
fangrider
my imagination is pretty accurate and sufficient actually but its nice to get out of your own mind every once in awhile
CharonPDX
I’d kind of like to see such a test done. Do a Photoshop “colorblindme” render, and have someone R/G colorblind compare to the original. If he/she can’t tell the difference, you did your job. (From what I understand, R/G colorblind can tell the difference between red/green and gray – it’s not that R/G have no saturation. So would merging them into a shade of brown be the closest? Obviously someone R/G colorblind can’t properly describe the exact color, since they don’t know the difference (like trying to have a deaf person describe the difference between middle C and F sharp,) but it has been described that all hues from red to green look “the same base color”, they learn to tell certain “shades” based solely upon brightness difference as opposed to hue difference. (So, as it was described to me, they know that the “R/G color” of a certain brightness is “road sign green” whereas the “R/G color” of a different brightness is “road sign red”. If someone happened to make a stop sign in the exact same brightness value, but green, he wouldn’t be able to tell the difference – but actual green road signs are a different brightness than stop-sign-red.) At least, that’s my interpretation of the descriptions that a few R/G colorblind people have told me.
Oberon
While this is different than your test, many commercial applications have a 508 compliance setting which goal is to allow folks with disabilities to use the application just as easily as folks without disabilities.
I wonder whether L’estat’s colour-blindness could in any way have influenced the development of his “condition”…
…naaah, probably not – it was more likely down to overdosing on Anne Rice and vampire movies at an impressionable age, same as everybody else.
But now I am suddenly reminded of a place in Dante’s Inferno that he would love:
Outer ring of the seventh circle of Hell, where the violent against people and property are confined in the Phlegethon, a river of burning blood. The deep parts of the river are home to the most violent, and…
L’estat: Blood! Blood! It buuurnssss, but it’s blood!! And it’s all mine!
Ghengis Khan: And you are welcome to it, freak! (grumbles)
Nessus the centaur approaches quietly along the bank with a long spear as L’estat splashes and frolics, spears him through the ribs and lifts him out.
Nessus: You’re not supposed to be here! You’re in the inner ring of this circle with the violent against God and nature.
L’estat: Hsss- the burning rain is annoying, the usurers have no conversation, the blasphemers are worse, and as for the sodomites-
Nessus: That doesn’t matter. I don’t make the rules here. How do you keep getting out, anyway? You shouldn’t even be able to leave the inner ring, let alone traverse the middle ring without the dogs and harpies rending you apart.
L’estat: I have my ways. The blood draws me to it. Oh- behind you!
Sid Vicious has climbed out of the Phlegethon and grabs Nessus by the balls and slaps him on the rump, leaving a flaming, bloody hand print. Nessus lashes out with a hindhoof. Sid dodges.
Sid Vicious: HA! Wanker!
Sid dives back into the Phlegethon. Nessus grabs his bow and sends a shower of arrows after him. He turns back to Les, now lying on the riverbank, still impaled on the spear.
Nessus: Hrrm. Tell you what – you go and fetch him back, or at least flush him out, and I’ll let you have another hour.
L’estat: On top of hunting time? Deal, sir.
Nessus yanks the spear from Les, and Les dives gracefully into the Phlegethon.
Nessus: (calling after him) I’ll make it two hours if you can find that Hermann Göring as well!
Nessus turns, revealing a crude swastika scrawled in burning blood on his other flank.
Sorry about that, imagination running away with me again. I now return you to your regular TG comments. >:=)>
With regards to “overdosing on Anne Rice and vampire movies at an impressionable age”, I recall being on line for a club, and while chatting with fellow queue members as we waited we were treated to this gem from a person very much like Les: “I’m really a 300 year old vampire” A member of our group who was quicker on the uptake than I replied “If you’re a 300 year old vampire, why are you waiting in line like the rest of we peons? Why don’t you have your own private room within the club?” Que the wah-wah-wah music,and a visible deflation of the vampire wannabe.
Wait, wouldent that mean Les thinks blood is green? or am i just dumb?
better question; How does he know red is red and green is green? wouldent he just call green red since it’s what he’s been seeing when all these pepole are saying its red?
85 thoughts on “Sensory Overload”
FWATANG
first!!!
FWATANG
WOOT!!!!!!! I’M BACK FOTHERMUCKERS!!!!!!!
Jack
I am Jack’s utter lack of caring about your “first.” Grow up.
FWATANG
🙁 ouch bro. tht really hur…oh hell, i can’t even pretend i give a shit 😛 UP YOURS!
Minty
Ignore the haters bro. He’s just mad cause he had better things to do at 12:00 on the dot.
Hornet
Wait 12pm aren’t you all supposed to be drinking???
FWATANG
better thn first on treading ground?!? :O lol
chumash99
Stop copying me! 😉
Calum
cool switcheroo
David Herbert
Come on… let’s hear that snap.
Johnny5
Les…calm down, man…
The Negro Guy
The Negro Guy says funny stuff.
RotSman
So…Les can’t enjoy whimsical Canadian hillbilly humor?
qka
Probably not. Not from his vision condition, but from his vampyre douchery.
Dr. wonderful
…Les better get it together before he miss the fight.
AflacMan13
Actually he looks more focused than everybody else… he is a wannabe vampire you know. Think about it for a second…
If the girls are bikini wrestling in GREEN jello and Les has Red – Green color blindness; that does not mean he sees black and white for those colors it means that in his mind the too colors look like the opposing color… thus the slinky RED bikini would look green to him and the GREEN jello would… he is a wannabe vampire after all.
Derp
What? Red-green color blindness does not mean that the colors are swapped.
Ghost
I think what AflacMan13 is trying to say is that he wouldn’t be able to tell the difference between the two colours, not that they are swapped. in other words, it doesn’t matter which colour it really is, he would see it as being the same colour as how he sees blood. He could still see it as green, but maybe blood also looks green to him (or whatever colour he sees the two of them as, which could be some strange colour in between the two).
The Negro Guy
The Negro Guy thinks Les has a huge ass boner right now. He must think those girls are fighting in blood…GIGGITY!
Dezean
Red green color blindness is where the person who suffers from said condition can’t differentiate from the two colors in which they both appear to be a (usually) brown-ish color.
I had a friend back in high school with that condition. We would put ketchup in his green slushy everyday and all he would say is: “School food taste like shit, man.”
Loki
Not how it works, actually. Red-Green colorblindness is an incredibly generic term for the most common for of the “disability,” but it usually manifests as the inability to differentiate between fine definitions of shade, dark green and dark red, dark green and brown, ect. It applied to more than just red and green as well. An accurate way of looking at it would be to imagine everything a little bit muted, rather than colors being switched completely, or being mashed together. It DOES happen like that, but rarely.
I’m colorblind, and it took me a bit to get the joke there. Good concept though, if you aren’t intimately familiar with the condition.
Yorkie
Have i got news for you brother,,,,,,,,,,,it does hapen ive seen it
Duke Magus
colorblind? damn! just imagine how many green things he drank/licked/smeared all over himself before.
yuck!
Johnny5
Wait a minute…does this mean Les can only see in shades of blue?
Lokitsu
No, but its difficult for him to distinguish between red, orange, yellow and green. Subtle shadings don’t exist for him.
Geekazoid
Lmao! That is too funny! makes me wonder what he sees… is it them covered in blood, or does he just not see those colors…
qka
Red-Green color blindness means the individual cannot perceive the difference between red and green. So Tracy could be in a green bikini and red Jello and it would look the same to Les (or red bikini & red Jello, green bikini & green Jello) In no way would it render Tracy’s bikini “invisible”, nor would the Jello not be apparent to Les.
Sorry if this shoots holes in Nick’s plot development, or the ideas in some readers’ minds.
qka
So I guess Les might think they are covered in blood. However, R-G colorblindness does leave the individual with a sense of color intensity. Green Jello as intense as fresh blood? I doubt it.
Pseudonym
I actually am red-green colorblind. I didn’t know that they were wrestling in jello (let alone green jello) until I read these comments… I thought that was just sand all over them. I didn’t get the joke initially until I realized that it was Les, so it must have pertained to blood in some way. I will say though, as a colorblind person, that is an extremely unlikely mistake to make; blood is just too dark of a color, and I would be much more likely to confuse it with any amount of browns.
chumash99
Wow…I did not know that. Anyway, to summarize; Miranda is wearing black, Tracy is wearing red, and they are wrestling in green Jell-O (or the cheap Food Baron equivalent). And Les is about to have a hampire freakout. 😉
AflacMan13
While the thing with the color blindness is true for some, the opposite can be true as well in that some peoples “color blindness” is actually “color reversal” where one color looks like another color to them. So the whole ‘Les seeing blood’ thing could be valid for him.
Secondly, There are three different color shades of blood… dark red is capillary or veinous blood and tends to flow much like room temperature jello. Bright Red blood is Arterial and can be quite bright in hue depending on the oxygen content. Neon it is not but it can get pretty close. Also Arterial bleeding is EXTREMELY life threatening as it is the fastest means of blood loss.
Amazing what you learn in just a few seconds when you have rockets and bullets flying at you every day for a year.
Pseudonym
I can respect the combat knowledge there. I am also an E.M.T. and can attest to the various colors of blood (some of which are distinct, even to the colorblind), as well as to the varieties of colorblindness. Still, looking at jello, and having seen all type of bleeds from nearly every place imaginable, I’d say it’s a bit of a stretch. I’ve never mistaken the color of blood for anything but blood… though of course, that may be my medical training kicking in.
In my experiences, it it not so much as a clear cut color reversal (as in this green thing looks totally red), so much as it is both colors settling on an in-between hue. I’ve found that whether or not I call something red or green is directly dependant on the available lighting; I most often assume a light color to be red, and a green color to be dark, and once I’ve made this assumption, my brain fills in the rest. However, in a comparison of a brown-red and a dark green, I would be hard pressed to tell you the difference. I might be able to tell they were two distinct colors if they were side-by-side, but I really wouldn’t be able to accurately identify either.
It may be that this clear-cut “color-reversal” is more common in tritanopia (blue-yellow colorblindness) rather than deuteranopia (red-green). I’ve seen people fail a blue-yellow test, and they still swear they are not colorblind. This must be what normal people feel like when talking to the colorblind… >_>
P.S. Thanks for putting your life on the line for us AflacMan. I’ve got a few friends who are still on active duty, and we all appreciate what you guys have been doing for us.
AflacMan13
Well I would like to thank you also for what you do. My Mother was an E.M.T. for a few years when I was younger so I know that you get to see a lot of really crazy stuff. Thank you for choosing to help others friend.
Well I am not a doctor myself so my knowledge of color blindness is somewhat limited… so thanks for explaining that for me. So yeah it is a pretty good stretch… this is a web comic after all. 🙂
A very awesome web comic I might add. Keep it coming there Nick.
R-P.S. : No problem. Its what I like to do. I would gladly be willing to lay down my life for my country if that is what it took.
Renadt
Thanx for your service. I was over there myself, off the coast in an Aircraft Carrier, both USS Lincoln and USS Nimitz in 2008, and 2009-10. I don’t think I could have done that.
AflacMan13
No problems bud. Hey don’t sell your self short… the Navy is just as important in a fight. Every day the Navy runs missions into and out of hot zones. Freedom is not only won on the land but in the air and on the open sea as well. Remember – Seal Team 6 is Navy after all. 🙂
Oberon
Indeed! And the seldom-mentioned CIA operatives were also a part of that operation, and deserve our admiration as well. And the operators who “flew” the stealth drones overhead to collect the needed intelligence which made the “go/no-go” decision possible in the first place. There were years of time and a great many contributors, and I thank them all.
Nerdtress
Well, I don’t think the point was that he sees the bikinis as invisible. Rather, that to him this looks exactly like two hot chicks smeared in blood. And we all know how he feels about blood… Thus the hawtness-fugue. ^.^
At least, that’s my interpretation of todays events.
Nerdtress
Aww, I was 10 seconds slow. Now you’ve gone and made me look silly. 🙁
EG
“hawtness-fugue.”
That’s it. You’ve diagnosed the disorder I got from tumblr pr0n.
Evilearl
I totally thought at first that red-green color blindness meant he saw red and green as white, which brought and entirely different interpretation.
Nick Wright
Ha!
AflacMan13
Yeah. Gonna double this Ha!
qK
I think it’s more along the lines of what Geekazoid said. It’s not that Les isn’t seeing anything on them, it’s that he’s thinking the green jello is all red, and probably thinking it’s two girls wrestling around in a pool of blood.
Sara E.
Oh god…I love his face. It’s just…
I’m afraid of what’s going to happen now…
chumash99
Think of what will happen when he tries to lick the “blood” off their…um…bodies. 😉
Geekazoid
lmao!
Sara E.
Oh sweet Jesus on a weasel.
Kei
Damn… I logged on 3 minutes early… hoping for a first post to be a first… to find out… my time zone fails xD im an hour later xD
skeptical
I find it hard to believe that two pieces of string would have held those bikinis together for this long…
Ghost
Uh… not all bikinis are made with fabric tied together with string. Tracy’s looks more along the lines of a properly moulded-bra type bikini, which means that yes, it could have held together this long.
The Negro Guy
The Negro Guy says this is why we ask women about these things.
Ghost
I’m not really the bikini (or swimming) type, so I think the Fashion Design major has more to do with me knowing about this stuff than the fact that I am female.
Stephen
now i wonder what it’s like to see this picture from les’s POV. no really from an artistic point im curious.
The Dark Bunny
If you have access to Photoshop, there’s a way to alter an image to create a ‘colorblindness’ effect.
Step 1: Switch color mode to LAB.
Step 2: Select a fill or brush, set color to 50% gray.
Step 3: In Channels, select channel ‘a.’
Step 4: Paint the entire channel gray.
Step 5: Return to composite view.
For blue-yellow colorblindness, use channel ‘b.’
Crane
I think Nick should do this as a bonus slide or something.
Nick Wright
Before Photoshop, we had imaginations. 😉
tom
I’m not familiar with that app. Is it for iphone or android?
Kramegame
lol
Marr
I believe the iMagination app is for the iPhone, but Apple hasn’t approved it for their store.
Neil
Yes, but there are two problems with this:
1) we don’t know how accurate our imaginations are without comparing notes with someone who experiences the phenomenon in question;
2) if our imaginations were all-sufficient, we wouldn’t need art to show us anything. 🙂
fangrider
my imagination is pretty accurate and sufficient actually but its nice to get out of your own mind every once in awhile
CharonPDX
I’d kind of like to see such a test done. Do a Photoshop “colorblindme” render, and have someone R/G colorblind compare to the original. If he/she can’t tell the difference, you did your job. (From what I understand, R/G colorblind can tell the difference between red/green and gray – it’s not that R/G have no saturation. So would merging them into a shade of brown be the closest? Obviously someone R/G colorblind can’t properly describe the exact color, since they don’t know the difference (like trying to have a deaf person describe the difference between middle C and F sharp,) but it has been described that all hues from red to green look “the same base color”, they learn to tell certain “shades” based solely upon brightness difference as opposed to hue difference. (So, as it was described to me, they know that the “R/G color” of a certain brightness is “road sign green” whereas the “R/G color” of a different brightness is “road sign red”. If someone happened to make a stop sign in the exact same brightness value, but green, he wouldn’t be able to tell the difference – but actual green road signs are a different brightness than stop-sign-red.) At least, that’s my interpretation of the descriptions that a few R/G colorblind people have told me.
Oberon
While this is different than your test, many commercial applications have a 508 compliance setting which goal is to allow folks with disabilities to use the application just as easily as folks without disabilities.
Mini0n
Is ir just me or Les looks like Raiden? :O
tabithatubbytoes
aha he does.
Joel
Maybe he IS Raiden. (props to Nick if so).
jill
I am jill’s surprise at another fightclub reference
Ghost
I am Ghost…
wait, that doesn’t work…
Greenwood Goat
I wonder whether L’estat’s colour-blindness could in any way have influenced the development of his “condition”…
…naaah, probably not – it was more likely down to overdosing on Anne Rice and vampire movies at an impressionable age, same as everybody else.
But now I am suddenly reminded of a place in Dante’s Inferno that he would love:
Outer ring of the seventh circle of Hell, where the violent against people and property are confined in the Phlegethon, a river of burning blood. The deep parts of the river are home to the most violent, and…
L’estat: Blood! Blood! It buuurnssss, but it’s blood!! And it’s all mine!
Ghengis Khan: And you are welcome to it, freak! (grumbles)
Nessus the centaur approaches quietly along the bank with a long spear as L’estat splashes and frolics, spears him through the ribs and lifts him out.
Nessus: You’re not supposed to be here! You’re in the inner ring of this circle with the violent against God and nature.
L’estat: Hsss- the burning rain is annoying, the usurers have no conversation, the blasphemers are worse, and as for the sodomites-
Nessus: That doesn’t matter. I don’t make the rules here. How do you keep getting out, anyway? You shouldn’t even be able to leave the inner ring, let alone traverse the middle ring without the dogs and harpies rending you apart.
L’estat: I have my ways. The blood draws me to it. Oh- behind you!
Sid Vicious has climbed out of the Phlegethon and grabs Nessus by the balls and slaps him on the rump, leaving a flaming, bloody hand print. Nessus lashes out with a hindhoof. Sid dodges.
Sid Vicious: HA! Wanker!
Sid dives back into the Phlegethon. Nessus grabs his bow and sends a shower of arrows after him. He turns back to Les, now lying on the riverbank, still impaled on the spear.
Nessus: Hrrm. Tell you what – you go and fetch him back, or at least flush him out, and I’ll let you have another hour.
L’estat: On top of hunting time? Deal, sir.
Nessus yanks the spear from Les, and Les dives gracefully into the Phlegethon.
Nessus: (calling after him) I’ll make it two hours if you can find that Hermann Göring as well!
Nessus turns, revealing a crude swastika scrawled in burning blood on his other flank.
Sorry about that, imagination running away with me again. I now return you to your regular TG comments. >:=)>
Vahn Faith
……. damn thats good
Oberon
With regards to “overdosing on Anne Rice and vampire movies at an impressionable age”, I recall being on line for a club, and while chatting with fellow queue members as we waited we were treated to this gem from a person very much like Les: “I’m really a 300 year old vampire” A member of our group who was quicker on the uptake than I replied “If you’re a 300 year old vampire, why are you waiting in line like the rest of we peons? Why don’t you have your own private room within the club?” Que the wah-wah-wah music,and a visible deflation of the vampire wannabe.
Draconi
Wait, wouldent that mean Les thinks blood is green? or am i just dumb?
better question; How does he know red is red and green is green? wouldent he just call green red since it’s what he’s been seeing when all these pepole are saying its red?