extremely #inaccurate, you wouldn’t name a color after a separate dimension of the paint
Sheen pic.twitter.com/Ps2j0FkFR9
— Paint Names Bot (@PaintNames) March 29, 2023
Tweet Archive for hashtag “#inaccurate”
#inaccurate because paint names are disappointingly not horny
Friend's Plump Lips pic.twitter.com/bytSsaXZJT
— Paint Names Bot (@PaintNames) December 16, 2022
#inaccurate but only because putting “plaster” in a paint name is confusing
Very Plaster pic.twitter.com/LfPDGMWgbq
— Paint Names Bot (@PaintNames) December 17, 2022
sir this is a [redacted paint retailer], not a wendy’s #inaccurate
Zero Kiwi Splash pic.twitter.com/dw0TSgp0Z7
— Paint Names Bot (@PaintNames) December 17, 2022
#inaccurate, it would be something like “Perfect Aqua”
Perfect pic.twitter.com/Sca7PC3Xag
— Paint Names Bot (@PaintNames) December 18, 2022
#inaccurate but only because your average paint retailer would not put “blood” in a paint name
Ant Blood pic.twitter.com/hezcPmqhPo
— Paint Names Bot (@PaintNames) December 18, 2022
#inaccurate but it’s making me laugh
Oriental Jellow Lorry pic.twitter.com/2hmVzqtZ4b
— Paint Names Bot (@PaintNames) December 17, 2022
hmmmm #inaccurate, I feel like it would be less saturated, but @KariDru maybe that’s from “history is less saturated right, like a sepia filter in a movie” 😂
Medieval Green pic.twitter.com/Yh5v970lvC
— Paint Names Bot (@PaintNames) October 6, 2022
#inaccurate, would be less saturated
Stone Blue pic.twitter.com/wjGNinq0AP
— Paint Names Bot (@PaintNames) October 6, 2022
#inaccurate, I mean aside from “Hussy” which is too charged to be in a paint name, but more importantly, you wouldn’t include “Gloss” because that’s usually a finish, not a color, and it gets confusing if you have it in a color name t.co/tPDksU1SDp