Red Mosquito

math is blue
reading/writing is red
science is green
history is yellow

1 is white
2 is red
3 is green
4 is blue
5 is orange
6 is brown
7 is yellow
8 is purple
9 is black

all dogs are male
all cats are female

I do not have the color association thing I hear people talk about

Yeah, that's not actually something I've ever heard of before.

Interesting

I'm a grapheme–color synesthete!

Pretty sure I saw colored numbers in kindergarten and the association stuck forever.

I have these associations too. It helped my reading and sometimes messed with my math in school.

Letters/colors/numbers all have "personalities". Red is kind of a smart aleck. The number 5 is a bore. 2 is blue and stealthy.

The word "tree" works especially well because of how green T is.

I have these associations too. It helped my reading and sometimes messed with my math in school.

Letters/colors/numbers all have "personalities". Red is kind of a smart aleck. The number 5 is a bore. 2 is blue and stealthy.

The word "tree" works especially well because of how green T is.

Can't relate to the colors as numbers at all. Not sure i've even heard of it.

All cats as females for sure though.

washing machine wrote:I have these associations too. It helped my reading and sometimes messed with my math in school.

Letters/colors/numbers all have "personalities". Red is kind of a smart aleck. The number 5 is a bore. 2 is blue and stealthy.

The word "tree" works especially well because of how green T is.

6 is boring.
5 is evil.
4 is a good guy.

7 ate 9

Burt started a thread based on trivial pursuit topic colors

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Burt started a thread based on trivial pursuit topic colors

The makers of that game knew what's up

I used to have some color association stuff happening in my mind, but less so now as my brain slowly turns to mush.

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Burt started a thread based on trivial pursuit topic colors

The most bored mfer of all time.

Ninja Turtles head and arm bands nailed their respective color personalities.

Or maybe the influenced how I see them? 1987-1988 Would have been about the time I started learning to read and count.