why are things yellow???

Sorry, i'm not yet drunk enough to understand your question.

Explain please.

Because they absorb all other wavelengths of electromagnetic waves in the visible part of the spectrum and reflect the wavelength that we perceive as yellow.

You have been to Amsterdam again, haven't you ? :D

You have been to Amsterdam again, haven't you ? :D </font>[/QUOTE]How did you know?

Thought i smelled something funny. [img]graemlins/petard.gif[/img]

Really thow, once you step off the bus in Amsterdam things lighten up from there.. ;)

Tulips everywhere you look, continental breakfast. Very friendly people.

Must be the skunk I brought back

Looks like seahorse nicked some of it too, I mean look at his spelling of "though" :D

*head fills with images of doped-up seahorses* :D

[ 08-13-2003, 09:00 PM: Message edited by: Vaskez ]

Cloud, clarify your question. Is everything on your monitor going yellow, or is it just this page?

<font color=skyblue>Great thread guys! Keep it up! LOL!</font>