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[SSBubbles]

Here is another poser that I think I have the answer for but am interested in your view. Do we all see the same colour?

I don't think we do. Lot's of people are colour blind and apparently dogs only see in black and white?

My fault...I should have been clearer. I meant people who are not colour blind.

Dunno! What do the scientists say? I would say yes, but I know that is going to be wrong!

[Bubble 'n' squeak]

Here is another poser that I think I have the answer for but am interested in your view. Do we all see the same colour?

I don't think we do. Lot's of people are colour blind and apparently dogs only see in black and white?

My fault...I should have been clearer. I meant people who are not colour blind. [/qu

I think people see different shades of colour, often i've said something is green and been told it's more of a blue etc.. Wasn't taking drugs at the time!! Promise!

[SSBubbles]

Here is another poser that I think I have the answer for but am interested in your view. Do we all see the same colour?

I don't think we do. Lot's of people are colour blind and apparently dogs only see in black and white?

My fault...I should have been clearer. I meant people who are not colour blind. [/qu

I think people see different shades of colour, often i've said something is green and been told it's more of a blue etc.. Wasn't taking drugs at the time!! Promise!

That is just shading though, not drugs B'n'S!

[zan]

Here is another poser that I think I have the answer for but am interested in your view. Do we all see the same colour?

I don't think we do. Lot's of people are colour blind and apparently dogs only see in black and white?

My fault...I should have been clearer. I meant people who are not colour blind.

Dunno! What do the scientists say? I would say yes, but I know that is going to be wrong!

Apparently no one knows because you cannot compare notes. If I say blue you might see red and say yes thats blue. Oh Dear...This is not making any sense, is it?

[Free Spirit]

The first wave of migrants probably went to the furthest point North West (British Isles) then did not mix much with the rest of Continental Europe

Nothing changes then they're still coming, the scum are still arriving.

[zan]

The first wave of migrants probably went to the furthest point North West (British Isles) then did not mix much with the rest of Continental Europe

Nothing changes then they're still coming, the scum are still arriving.

I see you have been taking advantage of the Free "spirits".....cheers!!!!!!

[roseandchan]

i think this is very interesting. over time this map will change as the popultion move around. in tunisia, some people in a coastal area have red hair. back from a time when the scots were there. which is strange for an arab to have red hair. also what about genetic illness's ? maybe this could be used in a way as to track the likelyhood of certian conditions. as prevention is better than cure.

[Tim Drayton]

My Finnish and Hungarian history aren't great - but don't they both have historic links with Russian in terms of language. Swedes have little problem with other Scandanavian languages, but always tell me Finnish isn't understandable because it's more related to Russian than Swedish...

Finish is not related to Russian. Russian is an Indo-European language, while Finnish belongs to the Finno-Ugric language group. One interesting feature of Finnish is the large number of cases that nouns can take - I think it is fifteen.

[denizaksulu]

Well I shall have to look forward to reading your answers tomorrow to that very interesting question as I have been summoned away ....

Rods and cones chaps .....

OFF to consult the oracles again O?

[purdey]

Or Tripods, maybe.