Red

In the western world, red is an alert color. People think red is the most striking thing and mark important things red.

But in fact 5% of the male population is red-green blind. They cannot see red as bright as the rest does and most of them do not even know.

For example, if you have thin black text on white background, and to emphasize a word you print it in red, 5% of the male people will not notice. Maybe they will if they concentrate hard.

You don't have this problem with blue. Use blue to mark important things.

This is especially a hint to adobe, because I cannot see the bloody links on their crappy website!

RED SOX NATION REJOICES TONIGHT !!!!!

The Red Sox beat the Cardinals, 11-9, in Game 1 of the World Series.

Mark Bellhorn broke the eighth-inning tie with a two-run homer.

WAY TO GO, RED SOX !!!!!

THREE MORE GAMES !!!!!

Last night I went out in the blood car, speeding streets where Macy Gray had played two nights before and she said 'get up, get out and do something' so we did, and there her name was as we went by into the centre – Buckingham Palace up ahead darker than the sky which glowed and three days in London go past faster than on the North Coast.

RED SOX WIN THE WORLD SERIES TONIGHT !!!!!

FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP SINCE 1918 !!!!!

WAY TO GO, RED SOX !!!!!

Let's go, Red Sox! Let's Go!!

Red is base, a base colour, a primary colour that elicits primary emotions. True, it is bold, wild, angry, but it also lacks subtlety, depth, nuance.

my high school drawing teacher told me that there is usually or always red in works of art even if it is just the tiniest bit. I didn't like this idea cause red is a color i really don't like, but it was interesting. so look for red my friends!

Blood is usually red. (If it's not Mr. Spock's...)

red is my hair and red is the reason they sang »roxanne« to me and red is the color of hair that attracted the man to the woman and thus red was the color decided in the womb from which i came. red is the bane of my existence.

A flickering flame, flaring up towards the nighttime sky, which glittered with stars.