Pointless, but intriguing

Green hammer

purple garden claw

I did yellow axe.

Funnily, the axe sitting in my backyard (which brought it to mind) is red. :stuck_out_tongue:

[QUOTE=levdrakon]
Green hammer.

There was another test like this and most people would say “carrot.” Anyone remember what that test was?
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You ask them to answer what is:
1+5
2+4
3+3
4+2
5+1

Then ask them to say “six” aloud as many times as they can in 15 seconds.

Then ask them to name a vegetable.

Blue um (visualize wrought iron claw thing… no name. visualize a compass with goiniometer adhered to it…nameless and does not exist… er whats that on the non-pointy end? Aha-pencil. blue pencil

Another red hammer here.

Red screwdriver…

[QUOTE=pool]
Green Wrench
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Hey, me too!

I said red hammer, like any sane person would.

I have no idea why, but I thought of brown, and those things which you use to slice hard boiled eggs into thin pieces,

red electric drill. With Pi day so recently past, I had an immediate visualization of… Ok, I’ll go off to the corner with the abnormalites now.

[QUOTE=ExtraKun]
I have no idea why, but I thought of brown, and those things which you use to slice hard boiled eggs into thin pieces,
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Clearly, you need to be institutionalized.

Blue hammer.

Hammer, tool of all uses. Common phrase throughout my life, “If that doesn’t work, get a bigger hammer.”

Blue? I have a red hammer, a yellow hammer, a grey hammer, two wood-handle hammers–no blue ones. Can’t imagine why I picked that color.

Um, I thought of a red awl. Don’t know why, just did.

I’d freak out and possibly have myself institutionalized if I’d said “red awl,” because I have no idea what an awl is.

Orange hammer.

I thought of “blue” for the colour and “saw” for the tool - I read it as being two separate things.

blue hammer.

Hi, near namesake.:slight_smile:

Green shovel.

I just got back in from propping up my mailbox. Using a shovel. Which was green.

Blue hoe, for me.

I thought of the tool first, then the color. Am I the only one?