Originally posted by KewpieJust for the sake of accuracy, in the UK, yes, blue means conservative but red doesn't mean liberal. Red means Labour, Socialist. Yellow means liberal.
In Australia, the UK, and clearly in Canada too, it's the other way around. Blue means conservative, red means liberal. We are all aware that Americans use a different terminology for many things, and feel no need to change our current setup.
That won't change in 2016.
Originally posted by HandyAndyWhat makes tracking her down more difficult is that she is living in pre-1994 Britain before Blair took over the Labour Party. Nowadays, socialism in the UK's "red" party can be accessed by time machine only.
That won't help you find her, Dive, but it's probably all for the best.
16 Mar 16
Originally posted by Ponderable (OP)Red Hot Pawn strengthens its Forum Moderation
I am well Aware there was a thread in summer, but now would be the time for a new round.
In fact I am tempted to offer a prize for the Person predicting most efficiently. The prize will be a RHP Coffee mug delivered to the winner.
Rules:
At least two predictions.
The Person with the highest percentage of hits with non-trivial PRE-dictions wins.
The actual number of succesful predictions will be deciding at same percentage.
in order to enhance its Standard of Civility which may be incorporated
with its Forum Guidelines and Terms of Service.