15 Feb 2005 | Chris from Scottsdale said...

I'm in charge of PR for the color green so if anybody has something coming up with green in it just, you know, contact me. Thanks.

15 Feb 2005 | Don Schenck said...

Don't forget the orange M&M's, where Megan McGowan can't think of a rhyme for "orange".

Which is silly. Years and years ago, the witchiepoo on H.R. Pufnstuf sang "Oranges, smoranges, who said their ain't no rhyme for 'oranges'?".

15 Feb 2005 | Jamie said...

Maybe if we're lucky there will be a resurfacing of Oran "Juice" Jones with all of this 80's revival going on too!

15 Feb 2005 | Scott said...

The University of Tennessee should get equal time.

15 Feb 2005 | Mark said...

Don't forget the burnt orange of the University of Texas starting out the year with the big Rose Bowl victory.

15 Feb 2005 | Jeff Croft said...

I'm a Kansas Jayhawks fan, but if we're being realistic, i think it's the the Illinois Fighting Illini that can expect to to be this March's ambassadors of orange.

15 Feb 2005 | Cunk said...

I once bought an orange fuzzy bunny monkey.

15 Feb 2005 | Chris said...

And the "Sea of Orange" courtesy of Oklahoma State University: http://www.pp.okstate.edu/special/cotton_bowl/orangesea2.jpg

15 Feb 2005 | Geoff said...

Don't forget Oranges and Graphic design.

15 Feb 2005 | monkeyinabox said...

Orange is the new orange!

15 Feb 2005 | Kim said...

The sound of oranges :: Rymes with Orange

15 Feb 2005 | hat said...

that orange fuzzy bunny monkey gets worn every day

15 Feb 2005 | Drew said...

Christo is such a badass.

I love that man.

15 Feb 2005 | orange said...

the futures bright, the futures orange.

15 Feb 2005 | JohnW said...

Do The Gates remind anybody else of the film, "The Village"?

Orange fabrics and leaveless trees. For some reason, it just connects. Maybe because I enjoyed the film so much.

16 Feb 2005 | Gatehata said...

Ze Gates are overrated. Big time.

16 Feb 2005 | Lee Dale said...

All kids love smack.

(Sorry. Not meant to be an ad, but we've been orange for 3 years now. Orange has been good to us.)

And, of course, orange is the colour of communication.

16 Feb 2005 | elephant said...

damn, you are old don. hr pufnstuf? they play that at berlin in chicago... hehe.

16 Feb 2005 | qwerty said...

When Christo had packaged the Reichstag in Berlin they handed out small pieces of the fabric to visitors such that they would not cur out a piece by themself. Do they do the same with the orange fabric in NYC?

BTW: I like the picture; is there a high-res version of it?

16 Feb 2005 | Don Schenck said...

elephant, I may be old, but I'm slow.

?

16 Feb 2005 | h said...

conceptual art meets queer eye for the straight guy: "It's not orange, it's saffron".

17 Feb 2005 | Nathan Logan said...

But more importantly, do you know how to make an orange?

17 Feb 2005 | Allan White said...

I chose orange as our color when we started our high-energy, kid-centric non-profit. It's served us well; orange has only gotten more popular over the last few years.

That may bite us in the backside when it falls from disfavor in a few years...

19 Feb 2005 | Mark said...

Let's not forget - the completely brilliant and beautiful cracker exhibit.

21 Feb 2005 | William Murray said...

Looks like orange has become so popular that companies are filing lawsuits to prevent competitors from using it.

And yes, I've been guilty of using the color orange on my personal site for a year or two now.

21 Feb 2005 | JCRogers said...

I can't believe that guy thinks a series of orange gates is "Art".

Apparently his thing is putting orange fabric on things and calling it art.

24 Feb 2005 | Sean Woodruff said...

We manufacture an ORANGE trailer hitch!