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Greavard’s Flame Candle

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  • Galam15
    Galam15 Member Posts: 96
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    I thought that it was supposed to be a fact website, hence the name forums.

  • Flametix
    Flametix Member Posts: 545 ✭✭✭
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    forums have nothing to do with purely facts, they are for discussing opinions. nobody can say who is definitely right or wrong about a subjective colour and no one but you cares if **** is wrong about this so i think you should just move on instead of trying to find validation from these forums that it's a fact

  • Galam15
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    @Flametix

    It is forums for a reason. If you are sooo smart, do you recommend any Pokémon Websites that describes the official colors then accurately?

  • OlderAngel11
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    The reason nobody knows where to look for this information is because NOBODY CARES. I am not trying to be mean by saying this, but I just don't understand why the color of a stinking flame of a candle on a dog's head matters so much to you! Why can't you just let it go and accept that nobody knows?

  • Galam15
    Galam15 Member Posts: 96
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    Well, I don't like the color yellow and is it actually orange though ?

    @Flametix

    @OlderAngel11

  • Galam15
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    edited August 13 #57

    Well, it is because I don’t like the color yellow and is it actually orange though? Since **** is messy wrong!!!!

  • Galam15
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  • Flametix
    Flametix Member Posts: 545 ✭✭✭
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    colors themselves are inherently subjective descriptions so there is no way to answer this other than personal interpretation

    here's a fun read for you

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue%E2%80%93green_distinction_in_language

  • Flametix
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    it didn't link but this article shows how lots of languages call blue and green similarly, so if you ask different people you would get different answers. there is no true answer other than the numbers that make it

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue%E2%80%93green_distinction_in_language

  • Galam15
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    edited August 13 #61

    Oh, I see. So that means **** is wrong after all in describing something that doesn’t quite align correctly?