Like, little puppies that you can put silly hats on. Maybe pink and blue collars could be an idea, though?

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Maybe pink and blue collars could be an idea, though?

That'd be great for you all, but we cougars (and John) still couldn't really tell the difference, what with our colorblindednessidity and all.

Happy Valentines Day!  

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That'd be great for you all, but we cougars (and John) still couldn't really tell the difference, what with our colorblindednessidity and all.

But you'd still see the collars as blue and non-blue, wouldn't you?  

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yuoofox wrote : Happy Valentines Day!   Quote : That'd be great for you all, but we cougars (and John) still couldn't really tell the difference, what with our colorblindednessidity and all. But you'd still see the collars as blue and non-blue, wouldn't you?

Yes, most people that are color blind could see shades of grey, so the could still see the grey version of red or blue, just like turning a color photo to B&W

Also, atleast in humans, it is actualy more comon that people are actualy partilay colored blind, that they could either shades of red or blue

Happy V-Day!  

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Like John, I can see some colors almost as well as non-colorblind humans.  Here's a website I found that might give you a little idea of what it is that I see.  I don't see much of a difference between the three photos of the butterfly, so I don't know how much it can be trusted.

http://videoforcats.com/catvision.htm

Blue and pink collars may or may not work for me.  It would all depend on how blue and how pink they each are.  If they were the same value (I think that's the right term), it would be much more difficult for me to tell them apart.

Of course, that's only in a picture.  If they were standing right in front of me, I could tell which one is which via sound and scent just as quickly as you could with the colored collars.

At first I felt sorry for Dickens because of his size, but after I found out that he likes to gang up on cats and is rude to old ladies....

.... well, go get'em, Sandusky.  

If you have never hunted and anything, as you had previously said, then how do you know dogs sometimes give you acid reflux?

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If you have never hunted and anything, as you had previously said, then how do you know dogs sometimes give you acid reflux?

I've had hot dogs before, and they didn't sit too well with me.  I didn't hunt them down or anything, though.  Some guy named Oscar Mayer did it for me.  Scott said I probably got sick because I ate like 30 of them, but I'd rather not take any more chances with dogs.

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At first I felt sorry for Dickens because of his size, but after I found out that he likes to gang up on cats and is rude to old ladies.... .... well, go get'em, Sandusky.

Yes, Dickens is kind of the anti-dog.  Canines tend to be rather... doofusy (like Odie from Garfield or Satchel from Get Fuzzy).  Dickens, however, is more like a ruthless tyrant.  He absolutely has to get things his way or he goes ballistic.  I suppose he's kind of like Kim Jong-il from North Korea - except that Dickens is a little taller.

I don't like dogs much, they're too barky. I mean, some dogs I'm okay with if I know them, but In general they're not my favourite species to say the least. Cats are definately better, and I also like birds.

I've got a bird who lives in the apartment on the other side from Dickens.  He squawks all day long when his owners are at work.  If I could make it over to his porch, I would probably think about "silencing" him.  It's probably a good thing that I can't.

And, yes, cats are definitely better.  ;)

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Yes, Dickens is kind of the anti-dog.

So...

Bunker = Dog
Dickens = Dog ^ (-1)
Dickens = 1 / Bunker

If you put Bunker and Dickens together, do they cancel each other out... or do they explode, like matter and anti-matter?

Dickens is the "Bizarro Bunker".

Judging by the spectrum of colors a cat can see, I think the easiest distinction would be green and purple.  Green for the male cougars, and purple for the females..?  And, go eat Dickens, he might taste bad, but the results would be more than rewarding, I think.

To quote Bugs Bunny,

"Ain't I a stinker?"

Purple feather?

I had a teacher in school who was color blind.  He couldn't tell red from green or pink from light blue.  I don't know if those 2 sets of colors look a like from what he could see or if everything looked gray to him.

Thanks, Dwartz.  It's not February of 2007 anymore.  ;)

HOWEVER, it WILL be February of 2008 in an hour or two...  The thread title says nothing about which February...  

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The thread title says nothing about which February...

Dagnabbit!

*doing his administrator thing...*

Yes it does.