An idea so stupid, and so based on your own opinions of the world that even a polish politican could take it and use it as an argument.
(From when a polish politican decided that colored crayons make the population gay from a very young age.)
(From when a polish politican decided that colored crayons make the population gay from a very young age.)
1: "Oh how about we dig a hole to china?"
2: "Bro thats like banning colored crayons..."
1: "Come on dude. Jumping of bridges is cool."
2: "Seriously? Its like banning colored crayons god damn it."
2: "Bro thats like banning colored crayons..."
1: "Come on dude. Jumping of bridges is cool."
2: "Seriously? Its like banning colored crayons god damn it."
by TheRedactedWolf January 24, 2023
Get the Like banning colored crayonsmug. An off-putting color is one that feels unpleasant to look at—perhaps because it’s too harsh, unnatural, sickly, or emotionally disturbing. It might remind someone of decay, illness, rot, or something uncanny. People might instinctively recoil from it or feel that it just doesn’t "sit right."
It was a sneakly color—quiet on the surface, but the longer you looked, the more it crept under your skin."
by Johndoeo June 14, 2025
Get the Sneakly colormug. This town is very under-colored , for my liking.
I am on a mission to diversify my workplace, because we have found it to be slightly under-colored.
I am on a mission to diversify my workplace, because we have found it to be slightly under-colored.
by Jay2theA July 27, 2021
Get the Under-Coloredmug. by Ritardondo September 15, 2016
Get the inverted colors picturemug. When gang affiliated n*ggas shoot each other in cold blood for no reason other than the color of the gang they're repping on their drip
"Yo Tyreek, did you hear them crip niggas were color blasting last night? They capped Jamar!" Tyreek: "Man fuck Jamar he always was getting us blood into some dumb shit."
by Never been to the hood in my l June 3, 2022
Get the Color Blastingmug. by CURBSTOMPER34 February 28, 2014
Get the fading the colorsmug. 