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something for the weekend sir?
Posted: 21 Mar 2003, 16:45
by paint it black
I'm off to the pub to get very drunk
So i'll combine all my messages
http://tv.yahoo.com/news/wwn/20030310/104730840006.html
I thought this was a joke
whilst listening to Visionthing
..and does anyone know where there's a picture of the American troops earlier today proudly hoisting their flag "accidently"
Ooops
Cheers and goodbye
Posted: 22 Mar 2003, 00:45
by dead stars
This is the "joke":
Design Iraq's New Flag And Win $100!
Monday March 10, 2003
By MICHAEL FORSYTH
BOCA RATON, Fla. -- When the people of Iraq are liberated from the crushing tyranny of brutal madman Saddam Hussein by the U.S. military, they'll need a proud new symbol of democracy and freedom.
That's why Weekly World News is sponsoring a nationwide Design Iraq's New Flag Contest!
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Two oil wells... on fire.
Posted: 22 Mar 2003, 02:07
by RicheyJames
strange - i thought esso already had a flag?
Re: something for the weekend sir?
Posted: 22 Mar 2003, 03:54
by zigeunerweisen
Posted: 23 Mar 2003, 07:11
by dead stars
HERE'S THE NEW FLAG:
(with compliments to Anton Albrecht, Road Kill)
Re: something for the weekend sir?
Posted: 23 Mar 2003, 17:00
by cyn
..and does anyone know where there's a picture of the American troops earlier today proudly hoisting their flag "accidently"
Ooops
Actually the flag is put up, to state that the area is secure don't let it scare yah.
Re: something for the weekend sir?
Posted: 23 Mar 2003, 17:04
by cyn
One of my favourite parts:
"Use your imagination. Don't feel compelled to imitate the look-alike red, white and blue U.S. knock-off flags used by so many other nations."
Why wouldn't our flag be red, white and blue?
It is the same colors as our mother's country, the Union Jack.
Re: something for the weekend sir?
Posted: 23 Mar 2003, 22:48
by paint it black
cyn wrote:..and does anyone know where there's a picture of the American troops earlier today proudly hoisting their flag "accidently"
Ooops
Actually the flag is put up, to state that the area is secure don't let it scare yah.
erm.......
hearts and minds is how i understood it to be
i don't think throwing the Iraqi flag on the floor was in that brief
Posted: 25 Mar 2003, 11:09
by Zuma
I so hope that this is a wind up !
Re: something for the weekend sir?
Posted: 27 Mar 2003, 05:51
by zigeunerweisen
cyn wrote:One of my favourite parts:
"Use your imagination. Don't feel compelled to imitate the look-alike red, white and blue U.S. knock-off flags used by so many other nations."
Why wouldn't our flag be red, white and blue?
It is the same colors as our mother's country, the Union Jack.
Since you got your independence in 1776 and your flag was introduced in 1777 i would say by that time the US and it's mother country weren't having the best of relationships. Since France helped out against the brits, it's more logic for your flag to be a knock off of France's flag than Union Jack's. But anyway, even if it's a knock off of Union Jack that proves my point still, that the writer was complaining about something the US is the first to be guilty of.
Re: something for the weekend sir?
Posted: 27 Mar 2003, 15:25
by cyn
zigeunerweisen wrote:cyn wrote:One of my favourite parts:
"Use your imagination. Don't feel compelled to imitate the look-alike red, white and blue U.S. knock-off flags used by so many other nations."
Why wouldn't our flag be red, white and blue?
It is the same colors as our mother's country, the Union Jack.
Since you got your independence in 1776 and your flag was introduced in 1777 i would say by that time the US and it's mother country weren't having the best of relationships. Since France helped out against the brits, it's more logic for your flag to be a knock off of France's flag than Union Jack's. But anyway, even if it's a knock off of Union Jack that proves my point still, that the writer was complaining about something the US is the first to be guilty of.
The reason we left in the first place was to be able to worship the way we wanted to.
Deuteronomy 5:16
Honor thy mother and thy father as the Lord your God has commanded you, so that you may live long and that it may go well with you in the land the Lord you God is giving you.
Posted: 27 Mar 2003, 16:52
by Ed Rhombus
There is a family crest in Bristol cathedral similar to the stars and stripes which predates it.
Of a family called 'Amorike' (spelt wrong I think)
Didn't he also give that land to the indians then Cyn?
Posted: 28 Mar 2003, 05:56
by cyn
Ed Rhombus wrote:There is a family crest in Bristol cathedral similar to the stars and stripes which predates it.
Of a family called 'Amorike' (spelt wrong I think)
Didn't he also give that land to the indians then Cyn?
Yep, and when the Spanish came up thru Mexico and raped, murdered and forced them to worship there God my people the Mexicans where born.