Cars too. In most parking lots, grey, black and white account for 95% of the car colors.
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This was Pavlov (or rather one of his many twins).
He was in my friends' dorm room in college.
His name was Pavlov because you had to respond to him when the bell rang.
Unpopular opinion: Making shit out of translucent plastic was the single fugliest way to make a product, and I'm glad it's gone.
This design and use of cheap plastic is disgusting. Design peaked during Bauhaus.
I get that plastic is cheap, common, and often wasteful but it is also shock resistant, light, and transparent.
The problem is not "plastic", but cheap looking shit these things were made out of. There are plenty of good looking plastic products.
Why does it matter whether it looks "cheap" though? I get that you don't want something ugly-looking, but what's the problem with it being cheap, as long as it works?
Because it looks like shit. What else is there to explain?