Burt,
I have not considered the color puce. In fact, I never had heard of such a  
color. Thanks for bringing it up. Of course I had to google it and now I am  
educated.
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 3/2/2009 11:44:18 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
ASNOOCH at aol.com writes:

Rummy,  
Have you considered the color puce?   Glad to hear that  lake's  water level 
is returning to ..........  Pleased to  discover you onsite once  again.
Burt


:

The  guy  is clearly a cheesehead.

Ron


Michael D.  Weisner  wrote:

> When I think of bright yellow I think of NYC  taxicabs or  bananas.  Which?
>
> Mike
> s/v  Shanghaid'd Summer  ('81)
>        Nissequogue  River, NY
>
>  From: <R22RumRunner at aol.com> Monday,  March 02, 2009 10:57  AM
>   
>> I have been  looking at paint chips from  DuPont trying to land on a color 
 
>> to
>> paint RumRunner.  She was originally blue  from the factory, but since I 
>>  have
>> black  sunshades on the sails, I can go in almost any  direction. I have  
>> been
>> toying with painting her  either red or  yellow. The yellow is a very 
bright
>> yellow and  certainly  would be noticeable out on the lake. What do you 
all 
>>   think
>> about yellow?
>>
>>   Rummy
>>     
>
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