it's "BO" not "OB"!!! gosh
Originally Posted by JC-RH
i've been on these forums for a while, and i always see people posting it up. why?! it's BLACK OBSIDIAN, not OBSIDIAN BLACK. it seems like it's the only color people get mixed up on. i dont see anyone calling it graphite diamond, slate lakeshore, or red laser. maybe it's just me...but it still bugs the hell out of me. eh
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Originally Posted by JC-RH
i've been on these forums for a while, and i always see people posting it up. why?! it's BLACK OBSIDIAN, not OBSIDIAN BLACK. it seems like it's the only color people get mixed up on. i dont see anyone calling it graphite diamond, slate lakeshore, or red laser. maybe it's just me...but it still bugs the hell out of me. eh
Originally Posted by Nismo G
Well there are a couple reasons i think people (myself included) call it OB instead of BO.
1. BO = Body Odor
2. Black Obsidian...It just doesn't flow...Obsidian Black sounds much better.
So from now on and until my car lights on fire and blows up im going to call it OB.
-Sean
1. BO = Body Odor
2. Black Obsidian...It just doesn't flow...Obsidian Black sounds much better.
So from now on and until my car lights on fire and blows up im going to call it OB.
-Sean
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It cant be BO, would not make sence its simple lets go back to elementary school . When you refer to the color your doing just that describing the color not the item. eg. Black Charcol describes the charcol as being black not that charcol is ever pink but its an example, when you describe the color then it can be Charcol black or obsedian black, meaning the color black is either charcol like or obsedian like. If you say Black Obsedian then your are describing the obsedian not the color.
Read it over again it will make sence eventually.
Read it over again it will make sence eventually.
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Originally Posted by AzekOne
It cant be BO, would not make sence its simple lets go back to elementary school . When you refer to the color your doing just that describing the color not the item. eg. Black Charcol describes the charcol as being black not that charcol is ever pink but its an example, when you describe the color then it can be Charcol black or obsedian black, meaning the color black is either charcol like or obsedian like. If you say Black Obsedian then your are describing the obsedian not the color.
Read it over again it will make sence eventually.
Read it over again it will make sence eventually.
