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@MostlyHarmless I posit that this is in direct response to corporations using brighter or flashier colors as branding and advertising. people want their home to feel authentic so they avoid bright colors - you don't want your bathrom painted walmart yellow and blue, do you?
My bathrooms are pink/apricot and my office is Bahama Blue. My bedroom is sage green.
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@MostlyHarmless Proud to say, then, that at the start of the pandemic we had our house exterior painted with 1920s colors.
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@MostlyHarmless yes! one of the biggest problems we have these days is so much dullness in our lives! paint your houses people!!
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@MostlyHarmless Proud to say, then, that at the start of the pandemic we had our house exterior painted with 1920s colors.
@Bodling @MostlyHarmless We went with brighter colors, too. Our house is a cinnamon brown with dark forest green trim.
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@MostlyHarmless gimme back the grand Victorians with their colorful exteriors, whimsical gingerbread trims, and turrets over the blah of today
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Yup. Sis and I call the current color scheme "cat vomit".
(Or "Katzenkotze" in German.)
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@MostlyHarmless This is why all the homes of the future are shown like this ...
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@MostlyHarmless or we have bright colorful screens and clothes now and we can afford some colorful decoration pieces
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@MostlyHarmless Motorcycles are still pretty colourful, mercifully, but the 1990s were still wild in comparison with most current models.
I'm staging my own quiet rebellion against the katzenkotze in 2026 - by buying colourful tech. My new earbuds are blue, and my rugged phone case is mostly bright orange
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@MostlyHarmless ditto men's clothing.
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@MostlyHarmless how are these colors sorted though?
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@MostlyHarmless neat. That and/or the decline of Cocaine use.
@Netraven @MostlyHarmless Just to clarify: you do not mean the decline in cocaine use but the decline of using cocaine?
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@Netraven @MostlyHarmless Just to clarify: you do not mean the decline in cocaine use but the decline of using cocaine?
@SholemAlejchem @MostlyHarmless
“The bond’s Name. James Name”
Pleased to… what?
“Bond Name’s the james”
Are you alright?
“Bames Nond’s having a stronk, call a Bondulance -
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@MostlyHarmless lead paint needs to make a comeback /s
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@SholemAlejchem @MostlyHarmless
“The bond’s Name. James Name”
Pleased to… what?
“Bond Name’s the james”
Are you alright?
“Bames Nond’s having a stronk, call a Bondulance@Netraven @MostlyHarmless Grammar police: arrest this man for crimes against morphology. He is armed with pythonesque devices...
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@MostlyHarmless think this varies where you are in the world. I haven't been to france for a few years, but each time I go I always check for the lack of pastel colours in the supermarket paint dept, they go bold there
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@MostlyHarmless gimme back the grand Victorians with their colorful exteriors, whimsical gingerbread trims, and turrets over the blah of today
@Heartmindbalance @MostlyHarmless
The Victorians are especially famous for their healthy greens ...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paris_green
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Wow, it went bland as soon as Reagan became president.
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@MostlyHarmless It's got a name: Millennial Grey.
