Rainbow ^_^

You obviously think that rainbow has nothing to do with Lolita's Style, but Lolita is my username, so I guess it's about my style too! :P Anyway, in the description I say (I mean... I write, sorry!) "much more" ... so ... you should take a look at this theory!

"Alright guys, let's think outside the box, called Earth for a moment. Way outside. Past the clouds. The atmosphere even. That's right people, where traveling to space. A long travell with difficalties and alliens... Ok, I guess this is not our subject, let's focus on my theory!

Colour's theory!

Now I'm assuming that everyone is familiar with the color wheel. Primary colors are colors that can't be mixed. Like red, blue and yellow. Then complimentary colors are color that need two colors to be made. Like purple, orange and green.
If you take away one primary color, you'll always loose two complimentary. For example, if you get rid of red, you'll loose purple and orange as well.
So, my theory.
What if another color exists. A primary color. Try and imagine a new color.... hard isn't it? You start thinking of mixed ones don't you? So what if in space, in another galaxy, universe, planet, rests another primary color.
We just can't imagine it because we've never seen it. If we never saw yellow ( or orange and green) in our entire lives, then we probably wouldn't be able to imagine it.Scary!
Now the question is, what would happen if we saw it? Would our little brains be able to handle this new addition to the color family? Or would our heads just explode at the sight of it because our minds can't comprehend what we're seeing?
What would we call this new color any way? I suppose this goes along the lines of made up names as I have mentioned before. Ha, maybe we should call it Treluz. Finally have a meaning to the gibberish. Doesn't really fit though as well as it does in the fantasy novel though. Wendy sounds like it could be a color though, after all. Barrie made it a name for a human... why not a color.
But it's already taken so I'll have to think up another name for this new mysterious color."

Copyright from "Thinking Out Of Loud (April 2009)