Last discussing loving other peoples children and babies being parasites.
We got very close to calling a 'Fig Roll' time out.
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We got very close to calling a 'Fig Roll' time out.
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Thanks for the new thread @FenellaTheWitch people 
My UO is Crocs may be comfortable, but even people with the tiniest feet look like Coco the Clown wearing them.
My UO is Crocs may be comfortable, but even people with the tiniest feet look like Coco the Clown wearing them.
I think colour is too often viewed negatively and seen as childish, tacky, garish, annoying etc. while "neutrals" are considered a sign of good taste. I read a book about this a while back, there is a long history of denigration of colour. I personally love it, I just find it so dull to see so many people wear boring browns/blacks/greys/whites and houses all painted the same colour etc. as it would supposedly devalue the house otherwise
I love fig rolls. They’re the best. 🫶
That's ok. I feel like I start a lot of new threads. I hope people don't think I jump at it as some sort of power trip! I just find on a lot of the threads I follow no one seems to want to start new ones.Thanks for the new thread @FenellaTheWitch people
My UO is Crocs may be comfortable, but even people with the tiniest feet look like Coco the Clown wearing them.
I agree with you about Crocs too.
Thinking Crocs are ugly isn’t an unpopular opinion, it’s a fact. Personally I find them really uncomfortable too
Had one of those for the first time a few weeks ago, you can keep them
I love my crocs but I'm under no illusion. They are duck ugly. I wear them anyway.
What are they? They are not fig rolls.
I think they’re somone’s attempt at making fig rolls.
They are like marmite. You either love or hate them.Had one of those for the first time a few weeks ago, you can keep them
I’ve said this before but I love bright colours, in my home and on myself. I don’t care if I’m labelled tacky and garish, I’m happy and my house is a proper lived in family home that we all love.
If people actually like grey, black, beige, fair enough, but if they’re wearing it or decorating their homes with it to blend in and feel safe, that’s sad.
Now pass me my neon pink pashmina, it’s getting a bit nippy.
I don't think I've ever had one, what are they like? they just remind me of those nutrigrain bars?Had one of those for the first time a few weeks ago, you can keep them
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In my experience, I've always found homes with a bit of colour and personality much more welcoming and cheerful. I'm with you 100%!
I hate the current fashion of having all your clothes in the same dull cream or poop brown. It's so dull.
I agree. Even if I loved cream or brown with all my heart, I'd personally find it unbearable not to wear any other colour ever
I just want to sneakily tie a lime green scarf round their boring beige handbag handles.
OMG how have I missed all these threads 
People should be more direct about their feelings and what they want. Cut the BS. If that’s a bit rude, so be it.
People should be more direct about their feelings and what they want. Cut the BS. If that’s a bit rude, so be it.
I thought lilac had made a comeback this year.
Oh yeah I have seen that, and a lime green. It's not so much the colours I mind, it's the fashion of only wearing one colour. So lilac leggings, lilac sliders, lilac top, lilac jumper. It looks weird.I thought lilac had made a comeback this year.
I've got lilac walls, with black shelves, blue cushions and, er, a green baby Yoda in my living-room.I thought lilac had made a comeback this year.
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