The Funny Pic Thread, Pt. 9

[Spear Dane]

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[actaeon277]

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[Alamo]

Back in the day, when we had to hand carve our briefing slides out of clay and bake them in the sun ourselves, I went to squadron officers school at Maxwell AFB. They had a large lecture hall painted light blue. It was known to all students and alumni as the “blue bedroom.“ Caught many a Z there.

 

[2A_Tom]

I have no idea how many OH Projector slides I have prepared. A lot of work in the day, before color copier ready sheets.

And just to show how tough I had it, Preparing DD forms on mimeo sheets to save the Government money printing them.

 

[eldirector]

I prefer shadow puppets...

"and, if you use a little imagination, this is a bunny rabbit who is completing a TPS Report in the proper template."

 

[amboy49]

I have no idea how many OH Projector slides I have prepared. A lot of work in the day, before color copier ready sheets.

And just to show how tough I had it, Preparing DD forms on mimeo sheets to save the Government money printing them.

Which MOS was that ?

 

[2A_Tom]

I was a 11B1P, 11C1P, 76Y3P and 96B3P. I mostly did SAEDA briefings But was also my Battalion HREO NCO.

Oh! I forgot to mention sand tables of objective areas.

 

[actaeon277]

Back in the day, when we had to hand carve our briefing slides out of clay and bake them in the sun ourselves, I went to squadron officers school at Maxwell AFB. They had a large lecture hall painted light blue. It was known to all students and alumni as the “blue bedroom.“ Caught many a Z there.

Power Point was something that occurred after I left.
But, I've heard stories.


And blue is a bad color for a room to keep people awake in.
The Navy spent $$$$ on figuring out colors for submarine interiors.
Red and Blue were both BAD.
Of course, you dealt with the colors of a sub more than regular people deal with a room.

 

[Alamo]

Power Point was something that occurred after I left.
But, I've heard stories

I became well acquainted and very proficient with PowerPoint in the 90s.

I once went to mano a mano with the general counsel, the president, and the project manager of a mid-level defense contractor in a 45 minute briefing armed with nothing but a PowerPoint presentation and my stunning personality to convince them why they didn’t win a $100 million contract despite having a really good product. And won.

 

[MCgrease08]

Power Point was something that occurred after I left.
But, I've heard stories.


And blue is a bad color for a room to keep people awake in.
The Navy spent $$$$ on figuring out colors for submarine interiors.
Red and Blue were both BAD.
Of course, you dealt with the colors of a sub more than regular people deal with a room.

So what color is good?

 

[Doug]

Plaid

 

[actaeon277]

So what color is good?

500 different shades of grey.
a few shades of white.
Some greens.


Lighter shades tend to be preferred over darker shades.




Blues tend to cause more sleepiness, or inattention.
Reds tend to increase the number of fights between crewmembers.

 

[actaeon277]

Okay, maybe there aren't 500 shades of grey.
But off the top of my head..

hull grey
equipment grey
machinery grey
deck grey
bilge grey

 

[Dead Duck]

500 different shades of grey.
a few shades of white.
Some greens.


Lighter shades tend to be preferred over darker shades.




Blues tend to cause more sleepiness, or inattention.
Reds tend to increase the number of fights between crewmembers.

50 Shades of Grey? In a submarine?

Yep.... Navy Seamen.....

 

[actaeon277]

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[actaeon277]

50 Shades of Grey? In a submarine?

Yep.... Navy Seamen.....

 

[jbombelli]

So what color is good?

I prefer bright yellow with red splatters.

 

[Nevermore]

500 different shades of grey.
a few shades of white.
Some greens.


Lighter shades tend to be preferred over darker shades.




Blues tend to cause more sleepiness, or inattention.
Reds tend to increase the number of fights between crewmembers.

And painting them purple makes sleepy sailors fight one another.

 

[actaeon277]

Color Psychology: The Psychological Effects of Colors

https://www.verywellmind.com/color-psychology-2795824

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/...olor-psychology-how-colors-influence-the-mind

https://www.colorpsychology.org/

 

[actaeon277]

And painting them purple makes sleepy sailors fight one another.