Ask RM a Question

[knee tunes]

White kitchen cabinets
Not quite navy, but slightly darkish blue subway tile
Light oak flooring

Which shade of granite for countertops?

Gray

[Bammer]

White kitchen cabinets
Not quite navy, but slightly darkish blue subway tile
Light oak flooring

Which shade of granite for countertops?

Gray

*Grey

[Sgt. Crackpot]

White kitchen cabinets
Not quite navy, but slightly darkish blue subway tile
Light oak flooring

Which shade of granite for countertops?

Gray

*Grey

*Greigh

[BurtReynolds]

White

[lennytheweedwhacker]

I forgot to add the walls are light gray, so I’d like to avoid anything else overly gray.

[dad]

White kitchen cabinets
Not quite navy, but slightly darkish blue subway tile
Light oak flooring

Which shade of granite for countertops?

Gray

*Grey

*Greigh

*Greg?

[BurtReynolds]

Paint the cabinets light blue.

[lennytheweedwhacker]

Paint the cabinets light blue.

Out

[spike]

I forgot to add the walls are light gray, so I’d like to avoid anything else overly gray.

why you troll?

[lennytheweedwhacker]

I forgot to add the walls are light gray, so I’d like to avoid anything else overly gray.

why you troll?

Huh

[Higgs]

Out for dinner with the fam last night, including my 80 year old MiL and her best friend. At the pub and there's a Russian Circles gig on, so a few metal heads around. No big deal, just mentioning for context really.

My question to RM is who chooses to buy a shirt like this and to then actually wear it out in public? (Slightly NSFW).

Spoiler: show

[lennytheweedwhacker]

BurtReynolds

[bodysnatcher]

Out for dinner with the fam last night, including my 80 year old MiL and her best friend. At the pub and there's a Russian Circles gig on, so a few metal heads around. No big deal, just mentioning for context really.

My question to RM is who chooses to buy a shirt like this and to then actually wear it out in public? (Slightly NSFW).

Spoiler: show

In America, very questionable. But I truly have no idea about the rules in Australia.

[Ello Sailor]

Man, I love Russian Circles.

[wease]

Out for dinner with the fam last night, including my 80 year old MiL and her best friend. At the pub and there's a Russian Circles gig on, so a few metal heads around. No big deal, just mentioning for context really.

My question to RM is who chooses to buy a shirt like this and to then actually wear it out in public? (Slightly NSFW).

Spoiler: show

I’m very much hoping your MiL and her friend.

[Higgs]

No, not their style at all. The weird thing was the dude wearing the shirt was kinda quiet, inoffensive and if I had to guess, a tad socially awkward, yet here he was rocking this big see you next Tuesday shirt on at a family restaurant.

I am not a big fan of the c-bomb, never have been, and I'm not into how its been taken up by younger Aussie's as an everyday word now-a-days. But I am old and set in my ways I guess (and don't come at me 'ello - we can agree to disagree on this one).

One of the Australian states (well, technically a territory, but I digress) is the Northern Territory, often abbreviated to the NT. Some big brain on their tourism board decided that "CU in the NT" was a fantastic tourist slogan and now every 5th car I see has a sticker with that on their back window. Sigh.

Now, get off my lawn you young whipper snappers!

[bart]

It’s always the quiet awkward types that wear those kind of shirts in my experience

[Higgs]

It’s always the quiet awkward types that wear those kind of shirts in my experience

Perhaps his mum bought it for him? Curious indeed.

[Ello Sailor]

I am not a big fan of the c-bomb, never have been, and I'm not into how its been taken up by younger Aussie's as an everyday word now-a-days.

Unaustralian af. Say it ain't so!

[Ello Sailor]

(and don't come at me 'ello - we can agree to disagree on this one)

Oh. Oops.