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It's an adjective. An adjective not uncommonly associated with the hues in question. It's also not uncommon as a turn of phrase in english to say, "people are d
by KirinDave 8y ago
It's an adjective. An adjective not uncommonly associated with the hues in question. It's also not uncommon as a turn of phrase in english to say, "people are distracted by the newest bright and shiny object." So I took the opportunity.
Is this... a real question? This seems like a fake question.
- y_tho 8y agoIt's not a fake question, it's question your assertion (which comes with no citation) regarding the origin of the colour yellow used in pencils, which contradicts the origin story described in the article.
- KirinDave 8y agoI'm sorry, but which part of calling the color yellow "bright" conflicts with the article's presented content in any way?