>>>>I thought it was usually surveys which determine the color of vehicles or sales of the previous years. Auto companies choose paint colors that they believe will sell. You may enjoy these articles:
>>>>
>>>>http://money.cnn.com/2007/04/09/autos/car_colors/index.htm
>>>
>>>Now they are designing these nice colors, after saturating the whole landscape with mousefart grays ("mouse fart" was really the name we used, as kids, for dull gray and graphite colored things).
>>>
>>>>I saw an absolutely beautiful orange-rusty color recently. It sparkled and was similar to 'burnt orange.' I loved it. I have a white car simply because it stays cooler in the summer heat when you're driving around North Carolina :o)
>>>
>>>Actually, the lighter colors are just slower. Slower to soak the heat, and likewise slower to squeeze it out. Notice how darker cars are all covered with dew in the morning, while the whites are dry - still warm enough from the previous day to prevent condensation.
>>
>>And why you get some arabs in the dessert wearing black gelabiahs.
>
>I hate when I get Arabs in my dessert. But at least they wear black and are easy to see against the whipped cream, so it's not hard to pick them out by hand.

You got me! But what if you're having prunes and custard?

Anyway, where did you have arabs in your whipped cream - MacDonalds? It must have been at a Berber joint.

That's what you get when you get greedy and ask for Moors.
You could always have crème camel

You know, I never had a problem with this till one day years ago I was talking to a Frenchie, in France, and mentioned "dessert", but pronounced it "DezzAIRRRR" (as we do "dezzERT" in English - as opposed to DEZert - the sandy food). The guy corrected my pronunciation as "dssAIRRR". His was the opposite piss-take in that he didn't fancy sand for afters. Ever since that time my mind just goes all dxylixxecis when it come to those words. If he hadn't said owt I'd just do them auto :-)