yellow

yellow

yellow

reckless optimism

  • Rings Around Area Rug
    $36.00$110.00
  • Bee Line Roller Suitcase
    $200.00$250.00
  • Dawn Zebra Men's Boxer Briefs
    $36.00
  • Cornfields Spun Polyester Square Pillow
    $22.00$33.00
  • Pollen Recycled Polyester Button Shirt
    $66.50
  • Dimpled Sunday Lamp
    $62.00
  • Yellow Temple Mini Clutch Bag
    $23.00
  • Yellow Dawn Duvet Cover
    $110.00$160.00
  • Abstract Gardens Bucket Hat
    $25.00
  • Bee Line Sherpa Blanket
    $35.00$78.00
  • Bee Lined Duffel Bag
    $70.00$79.00
  • Yellow Wall Tang Suit Long-Sleeved Classic Jacket
    $48.00
  • Coral Sea Dragon Rounded Toe Boots
    $125.00
  • Soleil Ornate Duffel Bag
    $70.00$77.00
  • Persian XXV Sherpa Blanket
    $42.00$55.00
  • Sakura Morning Women's Indoor Slippers
    $26.00
  • Modern Yellow Pillow
    $20.00$26.00
  • Yellow Bamboo Dragon Espadrilles
    $33.00

Wow. This color is a two-timing son of a bitch. Cheerful and sunny. Bullshit. Yellow is all about treachery, deceit and falsehoods. Yellow is juane in French (see: jaundiced). Bile is an unholy shade of it. Yellow is the kind of color that gets you pumped up about something and then says “jus’ kidding, broham.”

Yellow-bellied

Yellow journalism

The Yellow Wallpaper

Ain’t invited it to my next party.

Beware: yellow is not mellow.

orange

orange

orange

Red’s buddy, Orange is a pretty laid-back color. No major disturbances. Kinda like that affable jock you knew in high school; a little awkward but OK.

(Un)fortunately, its only real affiliations are the fruit and Halloween. Besides being a secondary color in every meaning of the word, it really doesn’t have a lot of cultural play in our society. Nobody looks good in orange lighting and it makes me think of Vitamin C.

Also, there’s some weirdness with the House of Orange in the Netherlands.

The Netherlands remained neutral in World War I, during her reign, and the country was not invaded by Germany, as neighbouring Belgium was.[18]

Just sayin’

red

red

red

Red light is the slowest, biggest light wave in the visible spectrum. It just kinda of lazes around and bumps into things. Since it’s so slow, it’s perfect to make things just barely visible and not draw attention to itself, just like in every sci-fi movie. Yes, it means danger as in do not expect it to do much or be too active. Slovenly, actually. It excels at giving just enough light to recognize our prurient desires, lustfully illuminating (just) the deepest carnal desires we all carry around with us through our lives.

red flags

red in the face

red herring

red carpet

Outside the Western world, red has different associations. For example, in China, red is the color of prosperity and happiness. It can also be used to attract good luck. In other Eastern cultures, red is worn by brides on their wedding days. In South Africa, however, red is the color of mourning. 

Red can actually have a physical effect on people, raising blood pressure and respiration rates. It’s been shown to enhance human metabolism, too.

the thing we do not TALK about. WITH YOU. RIGHT NOW. EVEN. THE ‘MU.

the thing we do not TALK about. WITH YOU. RIGHT NOW. EVEN. THE ‘MU.

O, God.

Everyone I know is very secretive about their addiction to TEMU. None will go on record.

DISCLOSURE: Hi, I’m Chris, and I’m a TEMU addict.

My very smart friend in Manhattan has coined the term: “I’m MU’d.” This woman has a PhD and teaches. High-level literary shit. At Ivy League Colleges.

I feel you friend, I’m constantly sitting on the precipice of diving into MU. We text each other and have a therapy session which always ends up as “so, whatya got in the cart?” It has become a very, very weird 12-step program.

We drew the line at sharing carts cause… we’re friends and honestly, we have both bought the same things so it gets freaky weird, like “OMG! I LUV THE GARDEN WATERING THINGY! IT’S $0.69!” We’re secretly into it. A weird ecommerce thing, concurrently. From LAX to NYC.

TEMU is a wonderland of ecommerce. You literally can order this:

I adore that this is truly an unfettered, uncensored gauge of what people are buying. All curse words are allowed but stop short at porn/hate speech. In essence, how I live my life.

Following is my current jaw-slacking faves (which will change because I spend an inordinate amount of time on this fucking site).

Climate Stripes

Climate Stripes

Admit it. It’s fun to laugh at global warming deniers. Until you realize that they’re serious.

Design can be many things, but the thing at which it succeeds best is education. Professor Ed Hawkins (University of Reading) has created a graphic entitled “Climate Stripes” which make an eloquent, and damning point. The Earth is indeed warming. Terrifyingly so:

since 2000, heating of the planet has in fact continued at a rate equivalent to more than 250 billion 1KW household electric heaters. This is based upon evidence from thousands of automated ocean buoys that measure down to a depth of nearly 2km, combined with global satellite data measuring radiative energy entering and leaving the planet.
Recent research indicates the current slowing in the rate of surface warming is primarily caused by natural ocean variability linked to La Niña conditions affecting the Pacific.
During the 1980s and 1990s, heating from greenhouse gases warmed the upper layers of the ocean, which affected global surface temperatures. In the 2000s, changes in ocean circulation have caused this additional heat energy to affect deeper layers beneath the sea surface as demonstrated using a combination of simulations and observations.

theConversation.com

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