I saw a rainbow today.

[Eli]

Dude, that's like crap from a car....

[Hellsome]

Dude, that's like crap from a car....

THIN FILM INTERFERENCE.

Thin-film interference

-cough-.

[Eli]

THIN FILM INTERFERENCE.

Thin-film interference

-cough-.

Thanks mr. nerdo pants.

[Kain]

THIN FILM INTERFERENCE.

Thin-film interference

-cough-.

Also wrong. It was in the sand as well, and thin-film interference is usually only visible from a distance.

[Eli]

Also wrong. It was in the sand as well, and thin-film interference is usually only visible from a distance.

Yeah, it's crap from a car.

Or you were secretly injected with a massive dose of heroin, and you started hallucinating.

Well the second one, would explain your avatar and sig anyways.

[Kain]

Yeah, it's crap from a car.

Or you were secretly injected with a massive dose of heroin, and you started hallucinating.

Well the second one, would explain your avatar and sig anyways.

Then explain why it was all over the road.

And also explain how it showed up in the picture.

HERP DERP.

[Eli]

Then explain why it was all over the road.

And also explain how it showed up in the picture.

HERP DERP.

Crap from a car.

DERP HERP.

[Kain]

Crap from a car.

DERP HERP.

I'd like to see a car with enough crap to cover a mile of road, on both sides.

HERP DERP

[Hellsome]

Also wrong. It was in the sand as well, and thin-film interference is usually only visible from a distance.

Eh, not necessarily.

You're saying that when light rays hit the surfaces they disappear for a good amount of seconds before reappearing, resulting in only people from a distant seeing it.

The light rays don't disappear so you would be able to see it regardless of the distant.