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*The name of the event is based on the idiom ''[color] is the new black'', where the color in question replaced black as the most popular or fashionable color. | *The name of the event is based on the idiom ''[color] is the new black'', where the color in question replaced black as the most popular or fashionable color. | ||
*The Dutch name for this event is a pun. The word '''Groentjes''' translates to the use of "green" defined as new and inexperienced. | *The Dutch name for this event is a pun. The word '''Groentjes''' translates to the use of "green" defined as new and inexperienced. | ||
**Similarly, the Italian translation for the event's name is also a pun. The phrase "is the grass greener on the other side?" | **Similarly, the Italian translation for the event's name is also a pun. The phrase "is the grass greener on the other side?" indicating that people are envious of what others have. | ||
*This Spirit Board event's initial run took place around St. Patrick's Day, March 17th. | *This Spirit Board event's initial run took place around St. Patrick's Day, March 17th. | ||