u/ImpossibleStuff963

Ive used a particular color in most of my house and we really like it. Want to go a little darker on some walls, and dont want to end up with a color that has a different hue to it.

Some beige-ish colors, once you get them in the wall, can lean anywhere from grey to brown to peach to whatever the hell else. The color we have now, we really like, just want a darker version of it.

Was wondering if I could take the tag with the "recipe" on it and just ask something like "this but a few shades darker" or if the guy is pretty much just gonna look at me funny and point to the wall of colors.

Probably a stupid question, but thought I would ask the people that buy paint frequently. Thanks for any info.

In the ealier seasons, on the outside shots of the house, you can see that that addition doesnt exist. Seems like at some point it just starts appearing, but I never remember them talking about it, and Ive reqatched a ton of times. Do I just keep missing where they mention building it, or did they just not?

I have a kid getting a license this summer and just called my insurance about adding her, along with a car for her (safe, inexpensive car) and it was almost $500/month extra. Was gonna go from about $250/month to $750/month.

I get that it has always been expensive to add kids, but I wasn't expecting it to *triple* my insurance. "Good Student" discount already applied too.

I haven't shopped around yet. Just in the shocked phase at this point. But does this sound about right based on what you guys have experienced? Or an i gonna be able to shop around and find something way cheaper? This was with Geico.

Need to get a forst car for my daughter this summer, and was looking at some tuscons, but now it seems like they're plagued with issues. Things is, it seems like that's the case with pretty much everything I look up.

Are there certain years/engine configurations that don't suffer as bad? I was looking at 2020s. Are they as bad as the 2018s?

Not the characters. The real people in an actual fight.

A few days ago I asked about Sylvester Stalone vs Savege and it was a landslide for Savage, largely due to his size advantage (I hadn't realized how much bigger he was than Sly) and overall toughness.

Mr. T is still shorter (5'10" vs ~6"1) but the overall mass is still about the same, with both weighing about 230-240lbs. And Mr. T by all accounts was a legitimate tough guy, as was Savage.

This fight takes place in 1988 in a current UFC octagon.

Street fight rules, anything goes.

Winner is whoever knocks out or incapacitates the other fighter.

Does Randy still wash or does Mr. T take this one?