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| − | The color '''green''' in [[fandom]] was, early on, an allusion to [[Esperanto]], of which it is the official color, and, likely due to [[Ackerman]], to various things [[neotric]]. It has since also taken on the [[weird]] and [[stfnal]] connotations of ectoplasm and other slimy stuff, not to mention [[Lime Jello]]. | + | [[File:Beams.jpeg|frameless|right|upright=.5]] |
| + | The color '''green''' in [[fandom]] was, early on, an allusion to [[Esperanto]], of which it is the official color, and, likely due to [[Forry Ackerman]], to various things [[neotric]]. It has since also taken on the [[weird]] and [[stfnal]] connotations of ectoplasm and other slimy stuff, not to mention [[Lime Jello]]. And, of course, the sacred [[Beam's Choice]] has a green label. | ||
“[[On green]]” is [[Lensman saga|Lensmanspeak]] for “on target.” | “[[On green]]” is [[Lensman saga|Lensmanspeak]] for “on target.” | ||
| − | + | On the other hand, if somebody tells you to “[[Hang from the Ceiling and Drip Green]],” they aren’t inviting you to converse in Esperanto. | |
| − | See also: [[Black]], [[Blue]], [[Purple]]. | + | See also: [[Black]], [[Blue]], [[Purple]], [[Yellow]]. |
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Latest revision as of 10:46, 13 September 2023
The color green in fandom was, early on, an allusion to Esperanto, of which it is the official color, and, likely due to Forry Ackerman, to various things neotric. It has since also taken on the weird and stfnal connotations of ectoplasm and other slimy stuff, not to mention Lime Jello. And, of course, the sacred Beam's Choice has a green label.
“On green” is Lensmanspeak for “on target.”
On the other hand, if somebody tells you to “Hang from the Ceiling and Drip Green,” they aren’t inviting you to converse in Esperanto.
See also: Black, Blue, Purple, Yellow.
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