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Wow, love the green 💚 color, love the wagon format, now they just need to make it in EV powertrain. Genesis Might Actually Put the G90 Wingback into Production https://share.google/rQ5oMORyJGX6jfo2d

Loving the G90 Wingback profile. OK, sent ya the PDF files, so you do not have to figure out installing the 7zip software to open the file. This is awesome

This car looks so got damn good.

That green Genesis wagon is gorgeous... would love to see a Cadillac sport wagon again.

Persimmon metallic - translation: rust metallic Cutlass Salon Canyon Copper metallic Cutlass S Spectre Blue metallic Cutlass Supreme This is when I got smitten with automobiles, so it's no surprise I remember the exact names of these Oldsmobile colors. This was my favorite car. How I'd like to have one of these today!

So much going on, Idiot47 calling for the execution of people that disagree with how he is doing things, this is all so pathetic. As we enter our Thanksgiving week, I am very humble for the friends that I have here at C&G and yes that even includes the ones I disagree with on various topics and debate with be you in the U.S. or out of the U.S. I wish you all a relaxing, enjoyable time with family and friends for your Thanksgiving Day. I have one wish and that is for the following as we go into the end of the year and Xmas season. I hope that we can get past sooner rather than later Dumb Dirty Donald and Flamboyant Hollywood Gavin and get a "We the People" President that understands that regardless of your conservative or liberal leanings, we are one country of multi-cultural people and like everyone other than the 1% crowd, we have to live within a balanced budget. Bring the house and senate together to work as they are supposed to represent the people and not the 1%. Balance tariffs for those things that truly are being made under the cost of the current industry still producing manufactured goods in the U.S. and drop all the rest for things that are no longer made or available here. Support the medical insurance for all, stop borrowing against Social Security. Focus on supporting job growth in new industries and not destroying billion-dollar investments trying to live in the past. May you all have a wonderful holiday week or relaxing week if out of the U.S.

Here's how I roll on this: Parchment colored (warm color palette) wall paint, white raised panel doors and white baseboard, white ceiling, wood flooring or tan colored deep pile carpeting depending on the room, and mill work in kitchens, bathrooms, and niches, if you have any, in a medium shade like maple or thereabouts. I like a warm color palette and wood stains throughout a dwelling to make it feel homey. Eternal and safe - may not be the trendiest, but won't jump out as out of style, either.

Very slick! Very nice! Straight to my wagon lovin' heart!

I sent you the 7zip file via dm so let me know if you got it. I hate to make assumptions, so do you know how to open up a zip file?

That Cutlass Salon is amazing! Stunning! Interesting. They consider architects professional right before they stiff them out of payment.

WOW, This just blows my mind on this stupid woman that Dumb Dirty Donald put in charge of education. Full list of degrees not classed as ‘professional’ by Trump admin These degrees are no longer considered professional or valid. List of Degrees Not Classed as ‘Professional’ by Trump Admin Nursing Physician assistants Physical therapists Audiologists Architects Accountants Educators Social workers How does one think that any of these that take considerable training are not professional degrees!

I am old enough to remember actual colors on cars, miss it.

Agreed, although grey can look good also.

Silver and burgundy will always be #1 for me ... a dark burgundy, so not really red. The only gray I like is the one like the old "dove gray" offered by Buick and Cadillac. My dad had a Buick sedan in that "dove gray" (the closest thing to it would be the one offered by the more recent Pacifica) with the gray velour buttoned cushion interior. I borrowed it a lot. Well, I found it for him! It looked good and felt like you were driving around in your living room. But that's it. Life is funny. In their youth, some of these immigrants could have never imagined sitting in a plush velour car interior and looking at the road ahead through a hood ornament!

Take a look at these Cement homes, I find many to be very nice and am hoping that one day to build one as a retirement home in the Rambler format. There are some lovely home for Cement that most people would not realize are cement. There are 35 different two story and ramblers with some of the ramblers having basements, but these 4 I have included on top of the 7z file are my favorite for Cement homes. Cement Home Plans.7zgreensboro.pdforchard.pdfsan-simeon.pdfsterling.pdf

With cars, I do like dark metallic gray on luxury sedans and sports cars, esp with red interiors (I love red interiors—so uncommon today)… but those light battleship grays and matte grays…ugh.

Europeans have for a long time, used concrete to build their homes. Not just the foundations that we do here in North America, but the whole house. Dare I say for thousands of years? But even in modern times, Europe (Greece as the next sentences is anecdotal) has used concrete for their foundations and walls as long as I remember going back to the late 1970s. The concrete is bare inside and out as I recall. Maybe today they paint? And these concrete homes are not mansions for rich peoples, but homes for everyday peoples. I dont mind concrete for the whole house. If I was living in Europe that is. Here in North America I prefer my wood framed and drywall homes. In a modern mansion? Concrete? Id say maybe. Depending on how the home is styled I guess. But I dont like big mansions either though. I find huge homes useless and lifeless. I would have a huuuuuuuuge garage though. And the garage would be fully concrete. So there is that. I grew up with a mother that hated colour in her home. White walls. White appliances. White dishes. But flower patterned sofas and chairs. French Provincial style on top of that. And flowers everywhere. The colour in our home came from real plants. I hate white walls. I hate flowers in the house and I LOATHE French Provincial anything and everything... I hate grey on anything. Especially cars. But my basement walls where my TV resides, the colour of the walls are dark grey where the TV is and the other three sides are a lighter shade of grey. I hate grey rainy weather. Grey is such a depressing colour. Black on walls? Ill pass. But as an accent somewhere I wouldnt mind.

One of my sister’s friends has gone overboard with white. Both her Michigan lake house and Florida house are all white inside, walls, kitchen, white carpet, white furniture, white trim, white dog…a bit much IMO.

Big time concrete was the thing back in the seventies when the brutalist movement was in full force. Certain buildings at University of Washington, UCSD, and the Salk Institute are like that, and I can't stand them. It was even in the "Bambi and Thumper" custom house in the desert, where James Bond battled them! In more recent years, it's more of an L.A. thing to have nasty concrete walls in high end modern houses. Having white wall paint doesn't bother me too much. I have a thing against white mill work in kitchens, and even in bathrooms, because it reminds me of the very few negative things about Atlanta. I never leafed through a Southern Living magazine, but I've seen their covers in the supermarket, and it seemed like the locals aspired to that look and all that goes with it.

Yeah, I like natural woods where possible..not too dark and gloomy. Brick or stonework around fireplaces (not painted!)... the whole paint everything shades of gray or black aesthetic is so not me. I also don't like everything bright white..the hospital aesthetic isn't for me either. Or austere unfinished concrete walls..I've seen that in some modern design houses, hideous IMO.

Idiot47 is so stupid as he taxes us to be more expensive than Canada which used to always be more expensive on cars than the U.S. Now you want the hottest, latest all new Honda Hybrid, pay $7,000 more than those in Canada. Honda Prelude’s Canadian Price Will Leave US Buyers Feeling Duped | Carscoops