NWR: Manatee redux

[Sharon Bowman]

Via the Liquidator.

 

[Jeff Grossman]

Delightful in so many ways.

 

[Chris Coad]

And the "charcoal grey" plus-sized version was "hippo grey," the "seafoam blue" plus-sized version was "blue whale blue," and there was a pastel-pink shift that the plus-sized version was just called "lardass."

 

[Suzanne Camhi]

that is funnay

 

[SFJoe]

Brevetoxins, too.

So hard to keep stuff on the menu.

 

[MLipton]

It could spark a craze like that for TTX-laced fugu. Just think of the commercial possibilities!

M'k L'n

 

[Scott Kraft]

I was in a color-naming session where someone who should've known better suggested geographical adjectives. I excused myself for a fake emergency.

 

[slaton]

originally posted by Scott Kraft:
I was in a color-naming session where someone who should've known better suggested geographical adjectives.

Examples needed.

 

[Todd Abrams]

originally posted by slaton:

originally posted by Scott Kraft:
I was in a color-naming session where someone who should've known better suggested geographical adjectives.

Examples needed.

Williamsburg Ironic Baby Blue

 

[Jay Miller]

originally posted by Todd Abrams:

originally posted by slaton:

originally posted by Scott Kraft:
I was in a color-naming session where someone who should've known better suggested geographical adjectives.

Examples needed.

Williamsburg Ironic Baby Blue

Seattle Latte Cream.

 

[Sharon Bowman]

Akron Dun.

 

[Jay Miller]

Napa Mega Purple

 

[Jeff Grossman]

Poughkeepsie Puce.

 

[Seth Hill]

Boston Baked Burnt Umber.

 

[Unknown]

Spotted "Low Fat Zinfandel" salad dressing today. Similar idea, except different AOC labeling laws - variety rather than geography.

 

[Keith Levenberg]

Good thing they didn't use the term "water buffalo." Because that would be very, very, very bad.

 

[Rahsaan]

Did you do undergrad at Penn? That controversy happened the year before my arrival, but it was still very much part of the culture.

Ahh, the 90s...

 

[Keith Levenberg]

No, but its influence was felt far and wide.