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Note that I didn't really intend this thread to be a fashion thread, despite my other thread (even though I buy a lot of pink clothes in the spring).

I was wondering, if you could associate the four seasons with two colors each, what would they be? Here are my associations: Spring - Green and Pink Summer - Yellow and Red Fall - Orange and Brown Winter - Blue and White

Somewhat related, but it looks like IZOD is trying to break its stigma of being a "Spring/Summer only" brand: https://www.adweek.com/brand-marketing/izod-gets-colin-jost-and-aaron-rodgers-to-help-sell-the-brand-in-a-new-wonderfully-meta-campaign/ They are partnering with Aaron Rodgers and Colin...

With the latest version of Android known as "Pie", what do you think future versions should be called? Here are my picks: Q - Quesito R - Red Velvet Cake S - Strawberry Milkshake T - Turtle Pie U - Upside-Down Cake V - Vanilla Ice Cream W - Waffle Cone X - Xylitol Y - Yogurt Z - Zebra Cake

I was wondering, what is your favorite preppy brand of clothing? As you can see by my username, my favorite preppy brand is IZOD. I especially buy a lot of clothes from their Spring collections.

I know some higher-end brands will produce what are known as "Pre-Fall" collections, which are typically released in May. Pre-Fall collections are typically in Fall colors, but are typically more lightweight than true Fall collections. However, this is mostly with higher-end brands.

As I stated, color blindness is not considered a disability under ADA law. There have been several rulings about it.

Color blindness is not covered by the ADA based on past court rulings. Many transit systems use colored rail lines not just on the trains themselves, but to identify entire lines. There have been no lawsuits against any transit system for that.

I don't expect them to bring back Purple, considering it was retired due to the fatal incident alongside Pink.

I was wondering, do you think the fashion industry has a cold-climate bias? I'm not surprised if they do, considering much of it is based in cold climates such as New York or Paris. In warmer climates we don't get Spring collections year-round; we still get Fall collections, although specific...

Well, WDW does put the deltas in the stripes to distinguish various shades. In my color scheme, the colors with the deltas would be Maroon, Navy, and Magenta to distinguish from Brown, Black, and Red, respectively.

With reports last spring that WDW is getting new monorails, what would be your picks for the fleet colors? Here are my picks: Red Maroon (Replaces Coral) Orange Brown (Replaces Peach) Gold Yellow Green Blue Navy (Replaces Teal) Magenta (Replaces Lime) Black Silver I'm not much of a fan of the...