I say to you:

[nasty_canasta]

Is there anything that doesn't look better covered in silver spraypaint?

Comments

[eliane]

very few things i'd imagine,

Whatcha spraying???

[nasty_canasta]

Okay, technically it's a prop ... though I now own a hot-pink-and-silver-with-pink-sequins box fan.

Gonna be a nifty summer!

[daleloco]

China... Silverwear... gold wedding ring. A bright cherry red Benz. :)

[pinchbottom]

That would be quite a bit of spraypaint; it's a big country.

[daleloco]

Yeah, we'll have to get started soon.

[ballincollig]

A hot dog.

[nasty_canasta]

... see, I might disagree on that one ...

[lady_i]

I would vote for pie. But lately I am quite enamored with rhinestones and sequins and it is no wonder my mother introduces her children as "the doctor, the lawyer and the one who's attracted to small shiny objects."...so, in short, no. Everything looks better sparkly.

[nasty_canasta]

That's marinally better, at least, than "the doctor, the lawyer, and the one with the nail up her nose" ...

[fierceblue]

Everything looks better sprayed silver.

Except maybe nachos.

[nasty_canasta]

Real, honest-to-goodness, somebody-made-these-and-the-cheese-was-actually-cheese-shaped-until-it-was grated-and-melted, sure.

But movie-theatre / ballpark plastic-cheese-in-a-tray "nachos" can only benefit from the color change, I think. And it's not like the spraypaint makes them any more toxic, is it?

[fierceblue]

Touche. I see your point.

But I imagine "nachos" would benefit more from a gilding or bronzing process rather than a silvering. We want to accent the stunning tawny tones of the CheezeWhiz, not camouflage them.