The reasons for thinking pink

7 Jan 2005

Hi Judy,
Personally I love the pink you use and would think it a shame if you changed it smile

However if anyone has trouble making the pink out from the background colour I suggest they highlight your post, this changes it to blue which may be easier for them to read without you having to change?
A triple click in the post should highlight all the text.
TnH

7 Jan 2005

Yep! I dont have any bother reading it and I have an astigmatism! I havet a scobby what it means but I should wear glasses to improve it!!! Which I dont! But yeah, I can read it fine and think its a lovely colour and represents two great things!!!

7 Jan 2005

Quote by JudyTV
I am asking how many of you have trouble reading the pink font that I use for my posts as someone is having a problem seeing my posts.
However, there is a reason behind the font colour.
I have a certain affinity with the pink coloured font as it represents two things; firstly itâ€™s the colour in the rainbow flag that represents the bi and Trans community. Note the "Rainbow" in my avatar. This symbol is displayed on many of the businesses, bars and bistros in Manchester and elsewhere that supports the LGBT community and are bi/Gay friendly. This is now an internationally recognised symbol so if you see it displayed on the name of a business (often discretely in the corner of the name sign) or anyone wearing the rainbow pin they are bi, Trans or gay friendly. Secondly it is also the official colour of that small ribbon motif also in my avatar and is the colour used for "Breast Cancer Research" Which is one of the charities supported by some of the Manchester Transgendered community when having charity dinner nights. Again this pin is pink. your support is very much needed, so by clicking on this web site daily it helps to pay for vital equipment in the early diagnosis. Sorry, I just canâ€™t resist a chance to plug this charity. I know that others on Swinging Heaven are also keen supporters of this charity web site.
However, the colour used for my posts is not set in stone. So I am asking if anyone else has trouble reading that font and if I get enough feedback I will gladly change and use this one. Or just revert to the normal default font. So, comments are welcomed.
Judy

:twisted: what did he write confused

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7 Jan 2005

OK, so it is me can't see it. No surprises there, eh? However, I have tried to highlight it, and the blue/pink thing just gives me a plain grey screen. Am having terrible colour probs right now and was even unable to see the numbers in one of those spotty colour-blind tests, last week. First time ever that has happened to me.
I also agree that it is a very fitting colour for Judy and I wholeheartedly support the causes Judy promotes.
So, Judy, it looks like I'll have to hit 'quote' in order to read you, at least till (hopefrully soon) I get this bloody vision thing sorted.

7 Jan 2005

there are none so blind as those who cannot see 8-)

7 Jan 2005

I can't understand why anyone would want to use any colour other than the default one!! confused

:? :? :? lol

:lol:
Seriously though Judy, keep using the pink - it is so you!! wink

7 Jan 2005

Quote by johnneuk1
there are none so blind as those who cannot see 8-)

Meaning?

7 Jan 2005

I like the pink Judy. It's very you and it doesn't hurt my eyes. biggrin

If you do change colour please, please, please don't go to red.
Jas
XXX

7 Jan 2005

Quote by Vix
there are none so blind as those who cannot see 8-)

Meaning?

: :?: :?: :?:
Some jokes aren't funny rolleyes

7 Jan 2005

I like the pink too, btw!
I used to have a rainbow pin badge, and a pink triangle ear stud, but I lost them both cos I'm crap with jewelry rolleyes

:roll: :roll:

7 Jan 2005

Quote by Vix
there are none so blind as those who cannot see 8-)

Meaning?
8-) there are none so blind as those who cannot see 8-)
meaning confused

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if your blind you can,t see rolleyes

no offence to any blind people reading this meant wink

7 Jan 2005

Quote by johnneuk1
there are none so blind as those who cannot see 8-)

Meaning?
8-) there are none so blind as those who cannot see 8-)
meaning confused

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if your blind you can,t see rolleyes

no offence to any blind people reading this meant wink

I think we're supposed 6to say 'visually impared' these days mate. And mind who's toes you stamp on, please.

7 Jan 2005

Quote by bluexxx
there are none so blind as those who cannot see 8-)

Meaning?

: :?: :?: :?:
Some jokes aren't funny rolleyes

humor takes all forms,blind people have sence of humor too,better than some sighted folk ,have known both in my short say on this planet so far wink

:roll: no offence meant sighted or visually impared :roll:

7 Jan 2005

Quote by johnneuk1
no offence meant sighted or visually impared :roll:

Can we agree to leave it there now folks!! confused

:? :? :?

7 Jan 2005

Quote by bluexxx
I like the pink too, btw!
I used to have a rainbow pin badge, and a pink triangle ear stud, but I lost them both cos I'm crap with jewelry :roll: :roll:

PM me Blue. Sure I can help replace the pin badge. And yes - before you ask - FOC!! It just may have to be an ex display one smile

7 Jan 2005

Quote by JudyTV
I am asking how many of you have trouble reading the pink font that I use for my posts as someone is having a problem seeing my posts.
However, there is a reason behind the font colour.
Judy

It's fine with me Judy, I knew there must be a reason for the colour you use, and half-guessed what the reason was. Excellent..
Mike xxx

7 Jan 2005

It's fine for me, but if I did have a comment it might be the font size takes a lot of scrolling on some of your longer post!

7 Jan 2005

I find your posts VERY difficult to read Judy - colour and font size ... but hey ho it's only me and I can live with reading them a different way to everyone else. Live and let live.
PS the colour does suit you though!!
:P

7 Jan 2005

Keep in the pink Judy :!:

7 Jan 2005

Guess I am in the ranks of the visualy impared as well, as I have big problems with the colour sad

7 Jan 2005

I have to admit to having difficulty reading them aswell.
I have got bad eyes though, and people just assume i'm stupid for not being able to read so well!
Stick with whatever colour makes you happy though biggrin

7 Jan 2005

Judy babes kiss

I have no probs in reading it at all....i love pink its cheerfull and its you! passionkiss

7 Jan 2005

ooo Debs feels all smug :smile2: as i have just found out what mark means by using Ctrl+A :thrilled:

7 Jan 2005

Debs rushes in with shock that some one has asked her to help out with a link
Here Judy hope this link helps wink

come back to me if you have any probs :eeek: did i say that :doh:

7 Jan 2005

Hehehe-
Techiewebbs lol

7 Jan 2005

Quote by Vix
Hehehe-
Techiewebbs

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7 Jan 2005

Quote by Debbiewebs
Hehehe-
Techiewebbs

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Debbiewebs... for all your technical problems :thumbup:

7 Jan 2005

Judy,
I find the font OK, because it is in the larger size. Can't say it is my favourite colour for reading, but don't have any problems with it.

7 Jan 2005

"a rose by any other name................"
what i am trying to say is... what we love about you judy hun is what u say.. not how the writing looks.. so do what you want.. we wont feel any differently about you.
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7 Jan 2005

Quote by well_busty_babe
"a rose by any other name................"
what i am trying to say is... what we love about you judy hun is what u say.. not how the writing looks.. so do what you want.. we wont feel any differently about you.
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Perfectly said hun.......