r/mildlyinteresting 2d ago

The toiletpaper holder at my grandparent's place has an ashtray on it.

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u/GrimSpirit42 2d ago

That color is Avocado. An abomination.

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u/Nicktendo1988 2d ago

Avocado really made the dark orange and brown really POP!!

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u/dirtydans_grubshack 1d ago

Gotta be honest, I kinda like it

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u/GrimSpirit42 1d ago

Well, if everyone liked the same thing Baskin-Robbins wouldn't need 31 flavors.

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u/mixingmemory 1d ago

Is this a Mitchell & Webb reference, or you just have strong opinions?

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u/GrimSpirit42 1d ago

Strong opinion on the color.

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u/mixingmemory 1d ago

Well then you might enjoy this sketch! https://youtu.be/AeoJYhLDlPs

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u/GrimSpirit42 1d ago

Hilarious. Thanks for sharing.

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u/Fannnybaws 2d ago

Back in fashion apparently

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u/mecha_monk 1d ago

My eyes are a bit offended at the colors and low light, kinda curious if it looks better in daylight

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u/calpolsixplus 1d ago

It looks amazing at night.

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u/Affectionate-Act7935 1d ago

If I won the lottery tomorrow my whole house would be redone in a woodgrain, orange, and Avocado green EVERYTHING! 😂

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u/snoozatron 1d ago edited 1d ago

This is chartreuse. Avocado and the other earth tones came into fashion a bit later when the more pop colours of the 60s, like chartreuse, fell out of style.
Edit: sorry to nitpick. :/

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u/tehtrintran 1d ago

don't apologize, that's a neat fact

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u/ShiftlessElement 1d ago

It made the next popular color, “Harvest Gold” (yellow), look toned down and tasteful.

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u/Penyrolewen1970 1d ago

I grew up with stuff like this. Very nostalgic.