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>>Semantically, it seems interesting that it is the "White"
>>house. This color choice itself infers an absence of "Black".
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>...you don't think?
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ahhh, yes, but the white was selected to cover up the black
left by the pesky Brit./Cdns' who tried to torch it....what
colour was it originally, anyway?
Larry
>>Semantically, it seems interesting that it is the "White"
>>house. This color choice itself infers an absence of "Black".
>
>...you don't think?
>
>
ahhh, yes, but the white was selected to cover up the black
left by the pesky Brit./Cdns' who tried to torch it....what
colour was it originally, anyway?
Larry