Tired of grey

I've never been fond of cars that look like broccoli.

I think greys are a rich background on which to support so many color or style ideas.

Beige is generally unimaginative, uninspired and cheap looking in my personal opinion.

What about broccoli that looks like a car?

Green sets off my silver hair beautifully, so I'm pretty happy with greenery.

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You mean you've never been fond of those 60's British Triumphs and Austin-Healey's in British Racing Green?

Shame on you.

Broccoli or Bitchin' ?



You decide.

I've been driving a grey car for 14 years. Had three rear end accidents because the other driver didn't see my car. Maybe grey blends into the road and surroundings too easy. I now have a white car.

My last car was grey, and I thought that was the problem.

Now I drive a red car, and people still ignore the car at times. I can't figure it out.

Shopping for furniture got so tedious this season.

American furniture stores are full of nothing but various shades of grey on everything.

Certain shades of grey are great for a house paint color and even for painting a floor. It's a comfortable and comforting color and goes quite well with my red items.

Actually, silver is the hardest for other drivers to see.

So far as grey goes, I'm thoroughly tired of it, too. It seems like all you can get out of Germany, Japan, and Korea these days are white, black, and gunmetal grey. Almost like Henry Ford - "any color you want, so long as it's black".

Color is part of my interest in life. I still have cups filled with color pencils sitting there waiting for me to draw.

I in early life got some color crushes, a kind of sweet magenta, what was I thinking, and also wild hate for turquoise. I don't mind either right this minute.

If there is any word I equate with fun, it's color.

I love silver, red, black and alternate white with either of them. Anything else I don't really go for.

grey is invisible at dusk nd dWN. dONT ewver BUY A GREY CAR.
i WONDER IF ANYONE HAS COMPILED STATS ON FREQUENCIES OF ACCIDENTS V COLOR OF PAINT JOB.
Im having a bad day with my hand so I may shift over to voice control

Back in the seventies, there were studies done as to which is the easiest to see car color. The two top ones were chartreuse, (yellow-green), and orange. I couldn't help but notice but a very large percentage of the foreign cars, (in the seventies, a foreign car outside of a VW bug was a novelty), were one of these two colors.

I always wondered if it had anything to do with the fact that in the era of big American cars, the foreign cars were so much smaller and needed to be seen by the larger American car drivers to avoid getting hit. In car accidents, size does matter.

Me too, but for an entirely different reason.

"Grey" is used to indicate that there is no wrong or right and that there are multiple perspectives on any issue.

The problem with this is that the people who love to talk about the "grey" nature of life, don't buy into it when an issue is important to them.

Secondly, grey problems don't get solved.

I'm redecorating the upstairs bedrooms, and I'm so stinking sick of black furniture and grey/beige, beige/grey and the freeping Mad Man look. I like a few black pieces but holy crap does every stick of wood in the house need to be black. I just pray harvest gold doesn't make a comeback.

I'm waiting for avocado.

My now long deceased aunt had appliances in avocado. This was back in the early 70s when stoves, refrigerators, dishwashers, toasters and almost everything in the sales line seemed to be avocado or that odd shade of brown.