Whatever

And the texture gets less and less obnoxious. #winning

 

You don't make that though, cheater.

 

Yes we do.

 

Whaaat? Didn't know that.

 

The only perk of working here.

 

Since when do you make Ben&Jerry's?! Next you'll tell me you make Häagen-Dazs!

 

We've had B&J's for several years.

Not to be confused with bj's.

 

What about Haagen-Dazs?

 

I thought that it was made by 2 weirdos somewhere in the woods up north. Well!! You just dropped a bomb on me!! I’ll need some intensive therapy now that I know otherwise.

 

and in that picture
THE WRONG SIDE OF CAR!!
you merry ole Englishmen

 

Speaking of BJ’s
We have a BJ’s, DICK’s & Seamen’s in a mall… not necessarily in that order

 

Do you make this?

 

I hate being lactose intolerant!!!

 

Try this instead:

 

Dang 60 post behind, but see some funny shtuff as usual.

Happy Birthday @OneGiraffe
Guess I guess wrong. I just tried recalling it from a weird name thing birthday month WHATEVER...(month + couple after mine)
Hope you have a great day!

 

White has always been the "standard" color.
If in doubt, paint it white.
Guaranteed not to clash with anything.

- White interior flat latex paint is also the "base tint" (cheapest)

- Primer is a variation altered slightly for the purpose, but...white.
I knew painting contractors who didn't bother using anything but white flat latex for priming.
They only had to buy one kind of paint for new construction.

- Fleet vehicles...mostly white.

I see it from a slightly different angle.

In the 70s, it was all about anything but white for home interiors.
And a lot of that looked pretty dreadful.

Then came the 80s.
Pastels to some extent, but also white, which made a big comeback.

This was when home construction went to panelized construction.
Subdivisions, standardization, and anything to speed things up.
I built some houses then, and subbed the trim on many hundreds of new houses.
Tract homes were done in all white...period.
Decor magazines catered to this.

I dunno, it seems to me people focused on other things.
The color of the walls seemed to be a low priority.
Also, people moved more often.
If painting with an eye to selling your house...paint it white.

I confess that I'm glad to see people showing a bit more imagination in regard to interior paint.
Personally, I did the bath in the condo in a very pale slate blue/gray before the sale. (The buyers loved it).
The other rooms...yeah, white.
It makes a space feel bigger.

 

It's not my birthday quite yet, but thank you.






@My Name is Rahl

 

I’ve got my birthday suit on for whoever’s bday it really is

 

@StayinStock @1buzzbait this motor anything special?