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| Can this "blue" be used to describe a person? For example, when a person is extra interested in sex, can I say "You're so blue"? Or there are other adjectives to it? And...err...do other colors have other implications in English? (We use "yellow" instead of "blue" to refer to adult movie in Chinese...) |
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Why are adult movies called "blue"? Click Here :D |
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| Onelives and learns. However, it's a strange colour to choose for laws enforced by brutality. |
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Do you mean, like black 'n blue? |
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| I see- I was thinking of red for 'bloody'. Thanks. |
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| What about 'Red'? :) |
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| Can Red be blue? |
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What's black and white and read all over? A newspaper. |
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| Yellow blood? Sounds like one for the doctor. |
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