The new TC awards!

[A Black Falcon]

Note we said 'not 4.0', as opposed to '5.0.' :D

[Dark Jaguar]

You said ALL of them did that except this one, the way you put it, so I had to point that out.

[OB1]

Originally posted by Dark Jaguar
That's not caused by 5.0. In case you aren't aware of this, it's TC Black that makes him see those patches. White clashes well against black, white being all color and black being absence of color and all.

In painting white is the absence of color while black is all of the colors combined. I think you have color mixed with light.

[Dark Jaguar]

Um, this isn't paint. IT's a moniter. A moniter is light, not paint. Paint subtracts for reasons in the laws of physics. The reason paint is the opposite way after all is only because it's a substance that removes bandwidths OF light. Light is still the primary thing. Paint takes away light and what's left over is what is seen, which is why the three primary colors are magenta, yellow, and cyan (red blue and yellow to children) when painting, while in the case of light, additive, because light IS light (:D), it's the REAL primary colors of red green and blue. Moniters use addition because they deal with light. The whole debate is over an image on a moniter. Thus, those are the terms we shall use.

[OB1]

Pfft, I don't know what kind of crazy monitor you use, but the one I have uses paint to work, not your so-called "light". I have an incredible painter named Vincent who has a cable modem plugged into his ear (or something... I don't dare to ask) and does all of the work on my monitor with a simple brush and palette.

[Dark Jaguar]

Haha! Now you're getting it!

[OB1]

:kiss:

[Great Rumbler]

My monitorn uses millions of tiny rainbows and fairies for its display.

[OB1]

You and your fairies.

[Great Rumbler]

What do you know fairies?! You prance around like you have rainbows and hearts shooting out of your face! You don't!

[OB1]

That's what you think!

[Dark Jaguar]

Did you say genie?!

[OB1]

No that's gensisneens.