i would guess that the blue is for the sky, the white for the snow and the yellow for all the sunshine.
cant think what the red is for....
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i would guess that the blue is for the sky, the white for the snow and the yellow for all the sunshine.
cant think what the red is for....
i would guess that the blue is for the sky, the white for the snow and the yellow for all the sunshine.
cant think what the red is for....
Right, right, wrong, and ... well make a guess.
Junction
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i just googled it so i would be cheating. im too honest for that.
Then why does it say "Most Admired Poster" under your name???
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Didn't notice the flags on the helmets during the game, but I think it's a great idea. If enough people pick up on it and it reinforces the fact that the team, and the University, represent the state of Colorado and not just the town of Boulder, it might help with solving a few issues.... :thumbsup:
AustinTxBuff
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I'm going to guess yellow is for the gold, and red is for the blood of the men lost in some battle.
AustinTxBuff
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Ok, I take back the blood thing and I'll go for the red being for the Spanish language meaning of the name of the state. :smile2:
Si. Actually, I believe the state gets its name from the river, which was named for the color of the earth that the gives the river its hue. I think the state officially claims that red simply represents the earth.
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Closer. Colo - rojo. It's for the reddish soil - Think Flat Irons, Garden of the Gods, that famous natural ampatheatre by Morrison, Colorado Plateau and tint of the water flowing in the namesake river.
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Then why does it say "Most Admired Poster" under your name???
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well, thats mostly for sacky.:smile2: