They seem so severe and institutional. The white is glaring and repressive. That damn lavender is the shirt on a corpse washed up on the beach bleached by the sun, salt and wind. The grey is an endless rainy weekend when you want to be outside.
The red is the colour of betrayal the silver is a killer hiding back in the shadows, barely seen through the mist.
The black is that last little bit of coffee when the full pot has sat on the burner all day long, a thick and bitter syrup.
The smileys are a sick pussy yellow reflecting the sick and decadent weakness of the software upgrade.
I think the colors are just fine… except for the purple scrollbars. It makes the whole thing look like some high school kid’s webpage, and he just discovered the power of basic Javascripts…
Since my incident, my whole world is just bleak, murky shades of grey. You should all be getting down on your knees and thanking G-d that you CAN SEE COLOURS, and spare a thought for those who can’t and just quit your bellyaching.
What I wouldn’t give to see what colour this is. Green? Silver?
Greybleakboss
PS I think it’s starting to get worse. I can hardly see anything now. Oh, just go away and leave me alone…
I guess considering the color scheme there, there’s no male 20ish parents. Let’s perpetuate the stereotype of women liking the colors purple, pink and light blue …
I’ve got a blue/light grey/dark grey color scheme, with all black text, and black underlined links that turn grey with a rollover. No complaints so far, although I’ve debated black table borders versus white table borders.
