You seriously need to grow up, your arguing on a english based forum where your practically putting down the english flag, if the people wanna fly the flag let them, if there in debt keep your nose out and let them deal with it, if people live like they do allow them to, what athority of right do you have to critisise and put down someone you don't really know. I take it your a very miserable, indoors person then? These people are british and if they want to shout it out, say it proud then they have full right to. You really need to get some social biologic help within your problem of someone waving there flag. *REMOVED*
Edited by Hitman (Forum Super Moderator): Please don't insult other forum members, thanks
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Last edited by mat64; 28-04-2008 at 09:26 PM.
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Around here I see hardly any flags. I do see alot of Welsh flags when I go on holiday.
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Social biologic help?
Originally Posted by MC!Remix
:rolleyes:Biologic: A virus, serum, toxin, antitoxin, vaccine, blood, blood component or derivative, allergenic product, or other similar product used to prevent, treat or cure disease or injuryLast edited by Hitman; 25-04-2008 at 04:53 PM.
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theres flags up over here near 12th july or is it 11th idk.
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i cant see any problems with people having flags outside their homes. it just shows they are patriotic, and surely thats a good thing?
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Aslong as its tastefully done I don't mind. Actual fabric, not cheap bin bag plastic stuff.
Oh and if they make the effort to get a flagpole. Just trapping it in the window looks so tacky.Last edited by Browney; 25-04-2008 at 05:22 PM.
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25-04-2008, 05:21 PM #27
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I have a union Jack on the top of my car so I have no problem with being British and proud
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I've never seen England flags hanging from anyones house unless there's something like the World Cup going on. The other day I saw a flag for St George's. There's nothing wrong with that. I've never seen any house nearby that has a flag up 24/7
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25-04-2008, 05:26 PM #29
Nice Scotland flag on a proper flag pole in the backgarden.
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I love to see the England flag flying everywhere but only when there is an important event taking place, for example like the World Cup. I'm english and proud, I don't think we need to see flags hung on the walls or hanging from windows at every home
Poor you at the Christmas lights, I guess they are just lazy and can't be bothered to take them down after Christmas.It's the quality of your posts that count, not the quantity!
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