Is the revolver a S&W?

[Mitch Todd]

"Sunlight made dark clothing look khaki".

Another one for the "lame LN excuses" list.

So, is the dress white and gold or blue and black?




https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_dress

[John Iacoletti]

So, is the dress white and gold or blue and black?

It's blue and black.

https://twitter.com/romanoriginals/status/571224722438004736

But what does that have to do with sunlight?

[Bill Chapman]

"Sunlight made dark clothing look khaki".

Another one for the "lame LN excuses" list.

WOW

[Mitch Todd]

It's blue and black.

https://twitter.com/romanoriginals/status/571224722438004736

But what does that have to do with sunlight?

Should be self-evident. Differences in lighting and background can affect the apparent color of an object. Not exactly a new idea.

[Jerry Freeman]

So, is the dress white and gold or blue and black?

What do these dresses have to do with whether or not the pistol in question is a Smith&Wesson?

[Mitch Todd]

Mitch Todd: So, is the dress white and gold or blue and black?

What do these dresses have to do with whether or not the pistol in question is a Smith&Wesson?

Not much. It's a response to the brown vs khaki shirt sidechain. You're just now catching up to the fact that the topic veered off onto the rumble strip?

[Bill Chapman]

Not much. It's a response to the brown vs khaki shirt sidechain. You're just now catching up to the fact that the topic veered off onto the rumble strip?

You schooled these brainiacs about something they don't have a clue about. When that happens, they whine about staying strictly on topic.

[John Iacoletti]

Should be self-evident. Differences in lighting and background can affect the apparent color of an object. Not exactly a new idea.

No doubt. But this isn’t a washed-out photo of a dress. The claim seems to be that sunlight makes a dark-brown shirt and even darker pants looks like a khaki shirt and even lighter pants. Never mind the fact that a shooter taking aim for the head shot would not be in the sunlight...