


"Now you can get your favorite hexadecimal shade of light green in a can!" --- "source included"... Link & store.
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pure win. i use this colour on my desktop
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#BADA55 is apparently also the stereotypical "radioactivity" color.
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I'd much prefer to paint my kitchen in #B00B13 red.
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As a kid 40 + years ago I spent part of a summer painting machinery in a screw machine shop with Government Surplus 'Focal' green. It was definitely this color. 'Bad enough to make a Clam puke!'
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What's funny is that is literally my favorite color, ever. Now I must go buy it, and paint the town.
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This made my morning. I'm restoring a '70 Barracuda convertible that is "Sub-lime" green (not too terribly far from that color), so I found this rather amusing.
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If it's going to be leet, wouldn't it be #B4D455, not #BADA55? A slightly darker, but still similar, shade of bile green.
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Do they also make #WHUPA55?
You know, so I can literally open a can of #WHUPA55 on someone?
Or show someone a can of #WHUPA55 I could open on them?
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