Came here for this - the olive brown isn’t so bad though it’s not terribly appealing - but mustard orangish brown baby shit is actively queasy. I remember seeing it on some car that was fabulously ugly already (maybe a Pontiac Aztek) and being horrified that anyone would put that color on any car. And somehow being metallic made it even worse.
Eye of the beholder, motherfucker.
I don’t think it’s so terrible - with some gold and copper to accompany it could look quite nice.
Is that a close-up of Drumpf’s forehead?
I would happily paint a cozy den in that color and enjoy a Manhattan while reading a book in a comfortable armchair.
Did you have a smoke in that edit break?
Wine stain my eye. I’m callin the cops.
Soon to be known as “tobacco brown” :-/
It’s not necessarily inconsistent. The existence of a supremum is not predicated on the existence of an infimum.
Ha! Nah, the bbs was playing up and first disappeared my edit, then said an error had occurred, then said there was a connection problem, then I went back to the ‘latest’ page, back to this thread, then the edit reappeared and I could finally post the bloody thing.
Yep, that’s babyshit. If the baby in question drinks formula, it’s especially malodorous.
Both these colors were popular for upholstery circa 1971. I have to think that diapers must have been extra-leaky back then.
It worked for the Zune. You don’t see those anymore.
Wow. You’re actually buying a warning label that happens to have cigarettes in it.
Collect the whole set!
Just as a general question - please explain the stance of pro-recreational marijuana, anti-tobacco to me. I really don’t understand.
Pot seems to be a lot worse at killing you.
No offense, brown people…
I’ve never seen a green-brown person before.
The arguments I see tend to basically be:
Cigarettes: mega-corp big business, engineered to kill you, known carcinogen, controlled by The Man
Marijuana: small business, grown by small farmers, not controlled by The Man, some evidence of cancer fighting properties among other health benefits
I think it’s more a case of being anti-criminalization, which causes more problems than it solves, and pro warning people of any dangers related to the use of drugs. I see that as a consistent approach.
Also, few people smoke a pack or two of joints daily, and there are safer alternatives to smoking weed, although those brownies can cause obesity.