I thought there might have been some color coding here as I knew that "hanky code" must have had some vintage beginning where it was adapted and evolved to what it is now?
Marc Chevalier said:I think the term "homosexual" is allowed around here.
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armod said:I thought there might have been some color coding here as I knew that "hanky code" must have had some vintage beginning where it was adapted and evolved to what it is now?
Alexi said:I was unfamiliar with that, but perhaps my wearing a bandana around my neck is why I was uhhh "approached" in a bathroom when i was last in quebec city.
First class link, thank you.Cigarband said:Couldn't find a color code, but here is what different flowers mean:http://marriage.about.com/od/flowers/a/flowermean.htm
Alexi said:I told him "sorry i only speak American," washed my hands and left the restroom
davestlouis said:We had a family today who requested white roses for bouts instead of the normal small carnations...it looked very nice.]
HadleyH said:Interesting It makes one almost feel like dying!
I'll leave the subtle and sensible to you, and keep my foppish and absurd lapel decorations to myself if you don't mind!HadleyH said:yes get_atomized but make the carnations small not too big otherwise they look like veggies!
Pix!!!!.........or they don't exist.....get_atomized said:my foppish and absurd lapel decorations
WideBrimm said:When I was just a lad we all got dressed for Mother's Day and that included carnations for everyone. As I recall there was one color if one's mother was alive & kicking, and another color if one's mother was deceased. Here's a very nice entry from Wikipedia on the subject.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mother's_Day_and_Carnation