BANNERS: National COLOR Day | October 22 (#NationalColorDay)

Can you imagine a world without colours? How appetizing would food look without colour? How about clothes? Would it matter what it looked like or how it fit? It's unimaginable. #NationalColorDay

Did you know, there are millions of shades of colour and the human eye is able to pick out over 10 million of them?

The original image used in the banner below, contains one million pixels, each one a different colour.

When viewed in full size, the original image of the background used in the banner below, contains about 16 million pixels, each corresponding to a different colour on the full set of RGB colours

Happy National Color Day!

Source(s): nationaldaycalendar | wikipedia

BANNERS: International CAPS LOCK Day | October 22 ( #InternationalCapsLockDay)

IT'S INTERNATIONAL CAPS LOCK DAY! Ok. I'll stop shouting but this parody holiday was created back in October 2000 by a mystery guy named Derek Arnold, to make fun of those who constantly have the caps lock on when they type. You know who you are. #InternationalCapsLockDay

Did you know, there's a second observation on June 28? It was added by Arnold in memory of American pitchman Billy Mays, (since he always appeared to be shouting in those infomercials).

International CAPS LOCK Day
T̶o̶d̶a̶y̶ ̶i̶s̶ ... TODAY IS... INTERNATIONAL CAPS LOCK DAY! Ok. I'll stop shouting but this parody holiday was created back in October 2000 by a mystery guy named Derek Arnold, to make fun of those who constantly have the caps lock on when they type. You know who you are. #InternationalCAPSLOCKDay #CAPSLOCKDay Did you know, there's a second observation on June 28? It was added by Arnold in memory of American pitchman Billy Mays, (since he always appeared to be shouting in those infomercials). (Source: https://scgsmcovers.blogspot.com/2018/10/banners-international-caps-lock-day.html)
Posted by St. Catharines, the GREAT - SCG Niagara on Monday, October 22, 2018

Happy International Caps Lock Day!

Source(s): thenextweb | wikipedia