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Blue grass eh? What the hell? I have never heard of such a thing, and I suspect the people who downvoted you hadn't as well. Also: >Why are Europeans White? B
by TheSOB88 14y ago
Blue grass eh? What the hell? I have never heard of such a thing, and I suspect the people who downvoted you hadn't as well.
Also:
>Why are Europeans White? Because none of them are Wong :-) and there not actualy white.
This is not the kind of serious scientific discussion expected here - you're supposed to be making some kind of point. You're not explaining anything by saying "they're not actually white".
Also, sadly, I think people downvoted you because of your grammar - you don't seem to be a native speaker, you're making some odd/un-intellectual mistakes.
- Zenst 14y agoWell light works as a negative when it bounceds of a object. you have ared object it will obsorbe the red light reflect the rest. This is why grass which looks green isn't actualy green. How can people not understand light refraction!!! My spelling and grammer isn;t great, - thanks for highighting exactly what was wrong - not. I have aspergers, so may explain why I was born in the UK. Sorry if my joke as highlighted by the smiley was not deemed a joke. but above all thank you for feedback, more helpful than others.
- TheSOB88 14y agoI think you are mistaken - red objects bounce red light back. They absorb the other colors. I think you were just trying to be a smartass with this reversed light thing, so you were downvoted. :\ Anyways, just try to have a more serious intellectual discussion. Also, don't be a jerk. Saying "NOT!" after something is pretty immature and aggressive. As far as spelling/grammar errors, here's one: "bounceds of" instead of "bounces off". Also, you used "there" instead of "they're".