How to Assert Your Beliefs

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[planrparx]

Umber!

[Leon Matthews]

Poo

[OBH]

AAAAAAGGGHHH! They're coming out of the frame! Run!

[ThomasT]

I believe that Basic Instructions is my favorite webcomic!

I also believe that in panel 2 of this particular comic, you shouldn't capitalize "Rabbis" or "Priests," and that in panel 3, "no standard" would be best, though "not a standard" could work.

Note from Scott: You are right, and it has been fixed. Thanks!

[Jeff]

Are those new drawings in the last panel? It's like there's a whole new side to the strip we've never seen before.

[Greg]

I was thinking Maroon, but I guess that's purpler (which, according to Google Chrome, is a word)...

[Greg]

ah, but you assume that the word choices are/were insignificant! upon what basis do you make that assumption? others see those word choices as deliberate, and considering the amount of deliberation used in the creation of the words, I wonder if the others are not more correct.

[Miggity Mike]

Coffee? Sienna? I think there might be an answer in a crayola 64 pack..... :P
"Absolute Brown" = Hilarious in and out of context :D

[Theo]

I think that you are right. Awesome Scott. Maybe "leather" works for orange right?

[verycleanteeth]

That last panel is a home run. I couldn't agree more about Fred Schneider.

[Soul of Wit]

I say chocolate.

Crayola says burnt umber.

[Will]

Chocolate.

[Mike]

Sepia is dark brown.

[Me]

Hazel?

[Hugin]

Constitutional scholars debate comma placement, not word choice. What sort of fool would quibble over words?

[Laura Brown]

Mahogany?

[jpj]

maroon is actually a shade of red. Dark brown shades would be auburn, bistre or chocolate.

HTH

[Brandon]

I used to play drums for the band "Absolute Brown"...
Also, is that the silhouette of a chicken in the woman's hair (4th panel)??

[Rodbotic]

chocolate

[Mike Geordie Brown]

Just caught myself as I was about to google "dark brown". Russet?

Damn! I googled "Russet".

Russet is a dark brown color with a reddish-orange tinge

[orangina]

Ah! Pantone... I resent their authoritarian dictation of such a subjective thing as color definition. Also, I want to work there so bad!
The first colorimeter was invented to measure brownness. Of beer specifically. Fun!

[Oli]

Really, Scott, I didn't think you'd be jumping on the 3D bandwagon too!

[Humanwine]

In panel 4, is that a rooster in the back of her head?

[Tim]

http://www.answers.com/topic/griffe is in the language, though not very current or a good way to think.

[tony]

Ebony. There, end of argument.