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here it started as green porchlights to support the troops, then blue for the police -- nm
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by
crash davis
why not yellow for troops? -- nm
Posted by
colin (aka colinski)
Nov 17 '17, 10:36
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just a guess, but a lot of folks have yellow bug lights already? also, yellow ribbons are one thing but yellow isn't a color to associate overall -- nm
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crash davis
Nov 17, 10:37
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but i don't really associate green with military. i more associate it with a boat light. -- nm
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colin
Nov 17, 10:38
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Green army men? -- nm
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groiny
Nov 17, 10:39
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what about the navy? the coast guard? and the air force? i think the problem here is with the police claiming blue. hmm... -- nm
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colin
Nov 17, 10:39
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the every day work uniform of the air force is green camo :) -- nm
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crash davis
Nov 17, 10:44
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fine, i'll concede. -- nm
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colin
Nov 17, 10:52
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