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Green & Blue
- Thread starter Omni
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If you're on the DNForum style (ie. if the board is a combo of green and blue) then click on the profile link at the top, then click edit options, then in the style part, select either Default (which is Cool Blue) or Green Theme, which was the old default style. But one downside to the green theme is when you view threads the message table doesn't expand as you resize your browser, fixed in the new default style..
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DomeBase, your avatar looks better in green layout and match green smile 
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mole
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Looks like Bob needs to change his sweater to blue 
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Another Bob is using his force to fight for green!
http://www.dnforum.com/member.php?s=&action=getinfo&userid=113
http://www.dnforum.com/member.php?s=&action=getinfo&userid=113
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Frenchie
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Congratulations !
Your green was aggressive and with some vulgarity.
Now, the site looks more serious, more professional. When you go on sites of big companies, most choose in the range between grey and blue. Indeed, blue is the colour of dreams. Even in a "serious" communication, marketing is there, and that's a quite fair way to influence positively prospects and customers.
Your green was aggressive and with some vulgarity.
Now, the site looks more serious, more professional. When you go on sites of big companies, most choose in the range between grey and blue. Indeed, blue is the colour of dreams. Even in a "serious" communication, marketing is there, and that's a quite fair way to influence positively prospects and customers.
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mole
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Hahaha
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mole
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Blame the vulgarity on goh
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Frenchie
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OK, each colour has plenty of nuances, and I (this is very personal indeed) felt this green agressive and vulgar. Thus, some kind of blue too are agressive and vulgar (not the case here). Meanwhile, some agressivity can be a marketing tool, sometime efficient with some people ...
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Originally posted by mole
Looks like Bob needs to change his sweater to blue
hmmmm.... go to the closet... pull out the blue cardigan sweater...
"It's a blue-ti-ful day in the DN hood,
For domain talk, it's very good,
Won't you please... won't you please...
Please won't you be a member?"
Dan's always wanted to have a member...
just like you.
to buy and sell and chew the fat...
keep servers running too.
So let's make the most of the blue-ti-full day,
While we're together, the blue-ti-full way,
Won't you please... won't you please...
Please won't you be a member?"
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mole
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Ah, a Beatles fan
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Originally posted by DomeBase
I am, but that's not the tune for this song.
Any folks out there with kids recognize the tune for these lyrics?
I no nuffin.com about "Mr. Roger's Neighborhood"
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