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title: Chucknorris, Pokemon etc jokes with HTML author: 寮 date: 2022-07-06 07:56:00 tags: blog,technology,webdev,internet threadid: ALCCo5fMu3C5cr66U4

At total random I clicked on this question on StackOverflow, so I gave it a try, and though "holy fuck!".
Basically, have a "body" tag, which you WILL have in HTML anyway.
Put a "bgcolor" attribute, and have the value any of the below in order to get specific colors:

• chucknorris = rgb(192, 0, 0) (red)
• mrt = rgb(0, 0, 0) (black)
• ninjaturtle = rgb(0, 160, 0) (green)
• sick = rgb(0, 192, 0) (green)
• crap = rgb(192, 160, 0) (gold)
• grass = rgb(0, 160, 0) (green)
• charmeleon = rgb(192, 14, 0) (red, this is apparently the English name for リザード)
• ivysaur = rgb(0, 160, 0) (green, this is apparently the English name for フシギソウ)
• squirtle = rgb(0, 0, 224) (blue, this is apparently the English name for ゼニガメ)
• gangnamstyle = rgb(160, 160, 0) (gold)

Apparently a very old Netscape-era trick, but still only heard about it yesterday.