Former Soviet-Union states and Eastern European republics that made their own counter-versions of the people's Red Revolution. Here's a list:
-Velvet: Czech Republic (1989).
-Rose: former-Russia state Georgia (2003).
-Orange: former-Russia state Ukraine (2004). Also called the 'Chestnut' revolution.
-Tulip: former-Russia state Kyrgystan (2005).
-Velvet: Czech Republic (1989).
-Rose: former-Russia state Georgia (2003).
-Orange: former-Russia state Ukraine (2004). Also called the 'Chestnut' revolution.
-Tulip: former-Russia state Kyrgystan (2005).
The Arab world has its own kind of color revolutions:
-Purple: Iraq's 2005 1st elections.
-Cedar: Lebanon's end of the Syrian 'occupation' or military prescence in 2005.
-Purple: Iraq's 2005 1st elections.
-Cedar: Lebanon's end of the Syrian 'occupation' or military prescence in 2005.
by hammer---;, hytham April 15, 2007
People call us 'Marching band Cheerleaders'. Then we use our oversized pole weapons to beat them to death and after you finish in a Flourish into a Giant.
Person 1- It's the Marching Band Cheerleaders
Person 2- Oh yea
Me- *hitting person with flag rhythmically to satisfaction* I'm in Color Guard
Person 2- Oh yea
Me- *hitting person with flag rhythmically to satisfaction* I'm in Color Guard
by Precious Warrior March 12, 2018
The act of two or more men dressing alike by wearing the same colors and/or patterns at the same time and in the same location, usually unintentionally. This gives the two or more men the appearance of being homosexual.
Person 1: "Hey, look at those two homos in the coffee shop - they're wearing identical shirts!"
Person 2: "Yeah, looks like they're color queerdinated today!"
Person 2: "Yeah, looks like they're color queerdinated today!"
by fromred2green July 22, 2009
by Kyle Kalman May 07, 2007
by Dootje November 12, 2005
Just completely irrelevant. Unaware or oblivious to all of the matter at hand.
Also could be used with morbid and submissive.
Also could be used with morbid and submissive.
by John DeCoste November 14, 2007