[NicknamedBob]

I have only discovered one thing ... the numeric interpretation of the word blue is b=(hexadecimal eleven), l=(zero), u=(zero), and e(with an understood zero placemarker)=(hexadecimal two-twenty-four).

So, blue equals blue, but #blue equals 0b00e0, or BLUE.

You must have let the number symbol slip in somehow.

And no, I have not spent all this time figuring this out. I did other things too.

[Monkey Face]

Hey, Bob! Happy 4th!

[Irish_Thatcherite]

You must have let the number symbol slip in somehow.

Hmmm... maybe some glich in Preview;

*experiment*

Let's see...........

<P> <B><FONT SIZE="7"><FONT COLOR="red">L<FONT COLOR="blue">e<FONT COLOR="red">t<FONT COLOR="blue">'<FONT COLOR="red">s<FONT COLOR="blue"> s<FONT COLOR="red">e<FONT COLOR="blue">e<FONT COLOR="red">.<FONT COLOR="blue">.<FONT COLOR="red">.<FONT COLOR="blue">.<FONT COLOR="red">.<FONT COLOR="blue">.<FONT COLOR="red">.<FONT COLOR="blue">.<FONT COLOR="red">.<FONT COLOR="blue">.<FONT COLOR="red">.

I dunno....