[ SECRET POST #3120 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3120 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Words you don't like the sound of

[(Anonymous)]

I have no idea why they named a color after flees.

Re: Words you don't like the sound of

[cloud_riven]

"The color is said to be the color of the bloodstains remaining on linen or bedsheets, even after being laundered, from a flea's droppings or after a flea has been crushed."

So it is related to deuces. Tiny flea shit stains okay.
Wow the more I learn about the word, the more I wish I could hulk out over it.

Re: Words you don't like the sound of

[(Anonymous)]

Lololol I had no idea, that's insane! Tiny flea shitstains, who knew!

Re: Words you don't like the sound of

[(Anonymous)]

IIRC, the French historian Claude Manceron has a riff somewhere in his 5 volume history of the French Revolution on the fad for puce at the French court in Marie Antoinette's day, and the shades of puce then available apparently included "young flea" and "old flea," leaving the impression that the color was based on the flea itself after it has fed on blood.