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Ken Burch

(50,254 posts) Mon Mar 20, 2017, 09:47 PM Mar 2017

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People holding up "red cards" at the town halls...is that a soccer reference?

https://sites.google.com/site/americansguidetosoccer/laws-of-the-game/yellow-cards-and-red-cards

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People holding up "red cards" at the town halls...is that a soccer reference? (Original Post) Ken Burch Mar 2017 OP

Red and green Stop and Go. WinkyDink Mar 2017 #1

Why not- SEND THEM OFF! n/t Still In Wisconsin Mar 2017 #2

They signal disagreement. I've also seen "yes" and "no" cards. RedWedge Mar 2017 #3

Yes regnaD kciN Mar 2017 #4

Agree on one side disagree on the other gibraltar72 Mar 2017 #5

WinkyDink

(51,311 posts)

1. Red and green Stop and Go.

Reply to Ken Burch (Original post)

Mon Mar 20, 2017, 09:49 PM

Mar 2017

Still In Wisconsin

(4,450 posts)

2. Why not- SEND THEM OFF! n/t

Reply to Ken Burch (Original post)

Mon Mar 20, 2017, 10:06 PM

Mar 2017

RedWedge

(618 posts)

3. They signal disagreement. I've also seen "yes" and "no" cards.

Reply to Ken Burch (Original post)

Mon Mar 20, 2017, 10:14 PM

Mar 2017

regnaD kciN

(26,044 posts)

4. Yes

Reply to Ken Burch (Original post)

Mon Mar 20, 2017, 10:21 PM

Mar 2017

In soccer, a yellow card is a warning; a red card an ejection.

gibraltar72

(7,505 posts)

5. Agree on one side disagree on the other

Reply to Ken Burch (Original post)

Mon Mar 20, 2017, 10:32 PM

Mar 2017

Some of the lice forbid speaking or booing.

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