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>> COPY PASTE RC497 BADGE CODE
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RC497
This is part of the Daily Random Colour Challenge
Monday, 5th of December 2011 , the colour is :
sun HEX: #EADC07


PS: Items using passed IFRC colours can be submitted to the ANYRC pageWordofmouse
>>IF group index
>> HOW TO PLAY RC
>>HOW TO SUBMIT A NEW IFRC COLOUR>> CTS clock
>> HOW TO UPDATE THE IF BADGE CODE
>> Passed IFRC colours
>> ANYRC : LATE SUBMISSIONS GO HERE
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>> ANYRC BADGE CODE
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IFRC MINI BADGE CODE
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PTAS COPY PASTE BADGE CODE
NEW IF WORD [IFW]
SUGGEST AN IF-WORD
ANY related creations are welcome. (paintings, photos, music, poems...)
...and even resource!
>> IF72 BADGE WITH IFW LINKS
Some IF words and IFRC items are selected and displayed at the:
ABOUT IF GROUP TAGS
All the tags start with 'IF' then the following characters define the section of the group.
IFRC = Random Colour (items using the colour of the day - on other days, use the tag ANYRC, only ANYRC [either one or the other but not both or your items may show up 2x in the highlights])
IFPP = Picture Palettes
IFP2P=Linking Patterns 2 Photos
IFMP= Morphing Palettes
IF+numbers = IFW, IF-words (IF65=Egypt, IF2 = Beetle... )
...etc
You can see these listed in the index
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