Бедная Джен Псаки
За редким исключением никто не любит Джен Псаки.
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Где эта тупая рыжеволосая сука?
Коммент ноунейма из телеграмм-канала "где эта рыжая сука" удостоился отдельного поста на Пикабу? Лучше бы Путин дедебилизировал Пикабу...
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не всем же быть магистрами диванных войск, кому-то приходится и треш нести на пикабу.
в противном случае планка будет задрана слишком высоко.
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https://www.deseret.com/1991/2/3/18904403/why-is-orange-colo...
WHY IS ORANGE-COLORED HAIR CALLED RED?
QUESTION: Why are people with orange hair called redheads?
ANSWER: Naturally we turned to the Color Association of the United States for help. This is a real organization. They give advice to the fashion industry. Associate director Margaret Walch confirmed our suspicions: Redheads are actually orangeheads. "The hue is orange, but we call it red," Walch said.
The Standard Color Reference of America lists 198 individual colors. One is "henna," which as a hair coloring is designed to make someone a redhead but which Walch describes as "terra cotta orange." We asked her to clarify that and she said it was "rust colored." Unfortunately the chromatically illiterate Why staff comprehends only red, blue, green, yellow, orange, brown and purple, and so we insisted on a simpler description, finally getting: "It's a brown-orange."
So why do we call it red?
"I think there is a psychological connotation here. Red has positive connotations, as opposed to orange, which has a banal, pedestrian quality," she said. "Red implies more energy, more drama."
и еще на скорую руку про слово orange для обозначения цвета
https://lithub.com/color-or-fruit-on-the-unlikely-etymology-...
Orange, however, seems to be the only basic color word for which no other word exists in English. There is only orange, and the name comes from the fruit. Tangerine doesn’t really count. Its name also comes from a fruit, a variety of the orange, but it wasn’t until 1899 that “tangerine” appears in print as the name of a color—and it isn’t clear why we require a new word for it. This seems no less true for persimmon and for pumpkin. There is just orange. But there was no orange, at least before oranges came to Europe.
This is not to say that no one recognized the color, only that there was no specific name for it. In Geoffrey Chaucer’s “Nun’s Priest’s Tale,” the rooster Chaunticleer dreams of a threatening fox invading the barnyard, whose “color was betwixe yelow and reed.” The fox was orange, but in the 1390s Chaucer didn’t have a word for it. He had to mix it verbally. He wasn’t the first to do so. In Old English, the form of the language spoken between the 5th and 12th centuries, well before Chaucer’s Middle English, there was a word geoluhread (yellow-red).
Orange could be seen, but the compound was the only word there was for it in English for almost 1,000 years.
А почему не red bitch? Вроде в фильмах рыжих просто назвают red. Что так же ассоциируется с коммунизмом. Red bitch было бы забавнее.
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Да честно х/з, хотя вы правы - рыжий (цвет волос) это именно red.
Я пост сделал на прежнем впечатлении, что она ославилась только в России / рунете, а оказывается, что нелюбовь к ней не имеет границ.
Не смог пройти мимо такого комментария от какого-то американца.