All colors electrically florescent. Aim for violent pink and cancer green. Think the worst of the 80s.
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blatham
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Thu 17 Oct, 2019 11:41 am
And jam highly contrasting tones and shades tightly together. You want them vibrating like they are hungry and angry. Acid trip stuff. Trust me. You'll love it.
Perhaps the most famous of the deadly colors is white lead, which can still be found in houses across the country. Lead paint was desirable for centuries due to its brilliant white color, but the adverse effects of lead poisoning only became known in the last century. Lead paint was banned by most countries, but some homes built before the ban still have dangerous lead paint.
Other harmful colors include fluorescent radium green, arsenic green, and uranium orange.
However, that delicious lead paint is now impossible to find. Your solution? Buy 200 or 300 lead sinkers from a fishing supply store. Take most of them and hammer flat as can be. How flat? Imagine each one is a little baby panda bear turd and how flat they'd get under robust hammer blows. Then glue them to the wall. Be creative! The one's you've left untouched you'll want to give to the kids along with a porcelain vase. Set the vase on the floor and draw a line on the floor or carpet with a Magic Marker 3 feet away. The kids stand, toes just touching the line. Taking turns, each puts a lead sinker into his or her mouth and spits the sinker trying to get it in the porcelain vase. Though I'm recommending this mainly for kids, it really is fun for all ages.
Fashions change constantly. There are some colors you want to avoid, but other than that it's wide open. Get advice at https://www.apartmenttherapy.com/
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izzythepush
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Fri 18 Oct, 2019 09:39 am
@glitterbag,
That's a cheese that I've only seen in American cartoons.
We have this.
Despite the name, (and odour,) it's surprisingly quite mild.
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