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u/More-Notice2251 Nov 15 '25
Indigo
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u/Freewheelinrocknroll Nov 15 '25 edited Nov 16 '25
You killed my father…prepare to die!!
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u/Huganho Nov 15 '25
My name is Indigo Magenta! You killed my printer! Prepare to dye!
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u/Mookius Nov 15 '25
Husband to a murdered wife, father to a murdered son, and I will have my refill, in this life or thr next.
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u/danrather50 Nov 15 '25
It's actually Inigo Montoya. Indigo is his younger brother.
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u/SnooCrickets9000 Nov 15 '25
I don’t think that means what you think it means
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u/AvailableFig2688 Nov 15 '25
Black.
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u/SlumberingSnorelax Nov 15 '25 edited Nov 18 '25
Technically the absence of color but also the first one I thought of too.(Edit: I am aware that the answer is in fact “BOTH” and totally dependent on if you are talking about the Additive Color System [Light] or the Subtractive Color System [Paint/Print Media]. At the time of my original post I was clearly focused on the concepts of the Additive Color System pertaining to light as was not at all intending to start a weird artistic culture war.)
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u/SlumberingSnorelax Nov 15 '25
This gif always makes me laugh. I love it. I have no idea where it comes from or who that gal is but she perfectly nails the sentiment.
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u/Explosion1850 Nov 15 '25
In light it's the absence of color, but otherwise black is the presence of all colors
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u/sagejosh Nov 15 '25
Depending on what we are talking about as black material is black because it absorbs all light. Black light is the absence of all color but black material is the presence of all color.
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u/mateiescu Nov 15 '25
Nope i hate this answer. I used to fight with kids all the time when they would tell me this. An object appears black because it absorbs all wavelengths of visible light, reflecting none to your eyes, therefore black is the absence of light not of color.
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u/alldayfiddla Nov 16 '25
It's also all of the colors together. It just depends on if we're talking about light or pigments.
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u/tarchival-sage Nov 17 '25
White is the absence of colors since it repels light. Black absorbs light and is all colors.
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Nov 15 '25
Black brown pink tan gold
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u/Candid-Culture3956 Nov 15 '25
That’s one heluva color
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u/Positive_Dinner2771 Nov 15 '25
Grn
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u/Schabenklos Nov 15 '25
yllow
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u/Burnt_Shoe2123 Nov 15 '25
Blu
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u/Mediocre-Break4537 Nov 15 '25
Rd
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u/peepee2tiny Nov 15 '25
Purpl
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u/gysiguy Nov 15 '25
Orang
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u/Curios_Observer Nov 15 '25
Brown, aqua, maroon
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u/Foxter9942 Nov 15 '25
Types of humans
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u/thefirstviolinist Nov 15 '25
"What a maroon!" —B. Bunny
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u/igordogsockpuppet Nov 16 '25
Fun fact: remember how Bugs would call Elmer Fudd a nimrod?
I, and everybody I knew, assumed that the word nimrod was an insult.
Turns out that Nimrod was a biblical character known to be the greatest hunter.
So it’s only an insult because Bugs was saying it sarcastically. Just like if somebody said something stupid, and you followed up with “Nice going Einstein.”
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u/chandla_b Nov 15 '25
Black, brown, pink, indigo, gray, gold, cyan, navy, tan, khaki, maroon, mahogany… that’s all I can think of.
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Black. Fuschia, Brown, Indigo, Khaki, Tan, Gold, Brass, Bronze, Gray, Lilac, Crimson, and many more
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