Help settle an argument- Men and colors...

[streetglideok]

The majority of us men have color blindness to some degree. It isn't a bad thing, it gives us an excuse for our color choices, when the wives come fussin

[Great-Kazoo]

Is the OP whose Name and a nick nameis in a fuscia blend, asking about "colors"? Bitch ain't gonna fly nohow.

[pdr240]

Nah, no pink (clothes!) for me ... but I kinda like JCPenney's famous 'Manatee Grey'

[blacklabel]

I tend to just not give a damn about what someone else wants to call a color. Isn't that what a red meat eating man should do? Not give a shit about the intricacies of someone else's color pallet?

[jhood001]

My color vocabulary is very limited. At the same time I don't call all of my handguns 'glocks'. To each his own I suppose.

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Earth to Ronin. This isn't fvcking Facebook. Lets get to the shit we care about, how's the gf/secretary?

[Rucker61]

If it doesn't appear on a crayon in a box of 8 crayolas, I don't know it, although I can add "light" and "dark" to the basic colors to expand my color palette.

[Inconel710]

It's a biological fact that women see finer shades of colors. Brain Games on Discovery(?) showed a linear progression of 9 shades of pink/red. Most men see 3-5 of the shades, but women typically all nine.

[Irving]

Nothing is more homo than chest pounding to prove your manliness. Just like that whole equation about how many stalls away from the next dude in the restroom you need to be. You can't wear Brown shoes with black pants, but you can rock oxblood shoes and belt with black pants.

[newracer]

I have to use different names for colors all the time with my job to describe building materials. Two floor tiles might both be blue but next to each other they are not the same blue so they need a different name.