(answered) what have you done to the color?
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Kittycat5
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It is in tribute to the death of Alexander Shulgin, a chemist who was instrumental in the research and discovery of psychadelic drugs. It is called going black, I believe. It is temporary, but I do not know how long.
Mourning
“We mourn in black” – (Shakespeare)
Mourning is to display the conventional signs of grief after someone’s death. The word is also used to describe a cultural complex of behaviors in which the bereaved participate in, or are expected to participate. The symbols or outward manifestations of grief, as in the use of symbolic colors in dress, the draping of building or doors, and the half-masting of flags as examples of mourning.
Social Customs and Dress Western Europe to the 19th Century
The custom of wearing unadorned black clothing for mourning dates back at least to the Roman Empire, when the toga pulla made of dark-colored wool was worn during periods of mourning.
“We mourn in black” – (Shakespeare)
Mourning is to display the conventional signs of grief after someone’s death. The word is also used to describe a cultural complex of behaviors in which the bereaved participate in, or are expected to participate. The symbols or outward manifestations of grief, as in the use of symbolic colors in dress, the draping of building or doors, and the half-masting of flags as examples of mourning.
Social Customs and Dress Western Europe to the 19th Century
The custom of wearing unadorned black clothing for mourning dates back at least to the Roman Empire, when the toga pulla made of dark-colored wool was worn during periods of mourning.
coelophysis
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Why is alasdair being pinned as the culprit for this?
Kittycat5
Bluelighter
It was an angel that done did it. 
coelophysis
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IMO stardust.hero is an angel.
stardust.hero
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