Red Light Day = hitting all the Red lights on the way into work = bad day
Red Skittle Combo = 2 Red One Yellow Out of packet = good day
Network Cables = Orange and Yellow for computers, Blue for comms / patching
Ciggy Papers = Green or Red only
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Silver skins ftw..
*rolls eyes*
And the odds of number two happening if pulling three skittles out of the bag at random: 2.4% *, or roughly 1 in 42.
* Assuming a red bag of skittles, an even distribution of red, orange, yellow, green and purple skittles, and that you’re selecting from an infinitely-sized bag, thus making the colour of selection 1 not having any bearing on the colour of selections 2 and 3.
Afternoon of errors = Marking up documents for editing = RED
Happy Days = Ticking off items from my to-do list = GREEN
Snore = Making notes in meetings = BLUE
Dan – true but experience has shown that the bags are not evenly packed … yes I do stack them up on the table sometimes
Greg – life represented in RGB!
Cuthbert – *whatever*
smirnoff red = bad day