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   > One was sort of a yellow and brown check paint job.   
   > We have an colour option on the ticket writer for "other".   
   > One day a co-worker and I saw one of those fancy paint jobs that change   
   > colour as the light hits it.   
   > I asked "what colour would you call that?" and he said "Other".   
   > Many times its tough to know what colour a car is.  Some silver ones   
   > appear blue, some blue ones silver.  I always the newbies "take your best   
   > guess".   
      
   Why not a one or two letter capital lettered(or alphanumeric) code to   
   indicate  "or similar"   
   Or mark the top of the day's page if the weather visibility conditions are    
   extra dim, or bright/glaring.   
      
   Or WTFK for "Who the fleep knows"? but if asked by a tight-arse, you can say   
   it stands for "Was the freaky kind"   
      
      
      
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