Red Mosquito

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

Which shade of granite for countertops?

Gray

knee tunes wrote:

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

Which shade of granite for countertops?

Gray

*Grey

Bammer wrote:

knee tunes wrote:

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

Which shade of granite for countertops?

Gray

*Grey

*Greigh

White

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

Sgt. Crackpot wrote:

Bammer wrote:

knee tunes wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote: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?

Paint the cabinets light blue.

BurtReynolds wrote:Paint the cabinets light blue.

Out

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

why you troll?

spike wrote:

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

why you troll?

Huh

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).

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BurtReynolds

Higgs wrote: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).

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

Man, I love Russian Circles.

Higgs wrote: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).

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

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!

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

bart wrote: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.

Higgs wrote: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!

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

Oh. Oops.