>> I like to think of it as �brick� rather than red, but now that you point out
>> the color blindness angle, I�ll switch to blue or maybe just stick with black
>> since I don�t have to select it for each message. ;-) right back at you..
> Please check the date on your computer.
A quick check of her mail headers show that she's a day ahead of the rest of
us. [Please send sports scores so as to improve our betting results...]
So...clearly colored text is the future of email. ;-)
Of course, it's not clear (1) that colored text is politically correct.
And differently enpigmented isn't terribly accurate since we're not dealing
with actual pigments. And enpigmented might be offensive to pygmies (2) or
pigs or mints or wom*n.
Perhaps differently enpixeled? (3)
mikel
(1) Colored text is not clear. I slay me. ;-)
(2) Pygmy may be spelled Pigmy or Pygmy. In the Office dictionary Pigmy
points to Pygmy which points to Negrillo and Negrito neither of which are in
the Office dictionary. See <http://www.bartleby.com/65/py/Pygmy.html> for a
brief description of the differences...
(3) Of course, technically empixeled might be better since an en is half of
an em. But what's the point (4) of arguing?
(4) At 4 in the morning, when you're as deep into sleep deprivation as I
currently am, even typesetting jokes are funny. ;-) By the by, the Office
dictionary has 60 (!) definitions for point...
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