25 truth about brown

25 truth about brown

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Brown is dull color and often ignored.

From another perspective, however, Brown is a very pleasant color, it's like history, culture and chocolate.

Here is a short list of events that you can not know about brown.

Japanese people do not have a word for brown.

The brown color is like death in India because it is the color of the dead or dead leaves.

Native Americans believe Brown is the color of self-disciplinary discipline.

The founder of NFL Cleveland Browns is Paul Brown.

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A 'Brownout' is to lose a part of electrical energy.

Brown is considered an earth color because it can be found almost everywhere on earth and it is the color of the soil.

Brown colors can be created by mixing all colors together.

Eiffel Tower in France is brown.

The brown way affects our psychology, it represents the family, comfortable and stable.

Brown can encourage materialism and want to own.

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Brown can affect our mood by making us calm.

You don't see brown in the rainbow because it is a mixture of colors and rainbows that are all main and secondary colors separated with prisms (water).

Grizzly Bear is also known as brown bears.

Recluss brown is known for their meat vertical bite, but ... there are some cases where the spider does not have the opportunity to release a lot of venom and victims only underwent mild skin irritation.

Brown in dreams more often mean your subconscious tells you, you should return to your roots.

Chocolate is brown because the cocoa beads that it comes from also brown.

Classic painter, Vincent Van Gogh's paintings have brilliant yellow colors, due to age, starting to turn into brown.

Until 1925, brown in some paint and dyes are actually produced from ancient Egyptian mummies!

Bilirubin is the pigment in the stool making it brown.

The brown sugar is a non-refined sugar that still contains molasses.

Really there is no difference between brown eggs and white eggs ... they are just different colors.

You may have trouble if your urine is brown.

When making glasses, nickel is added to make glass brown.