Upside-Down Union Jacks
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Re: Upside-Down Union Jacks
Ha, yes, I saw that and enjoyed it!PopulusTremula wrote:Others are now subject to his bellowing.
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Re: Upside-Down Union Jacks
How do you even do that? Do UK flags actually have grommets on all 4 corners? Or did some uninformed Frenchman deliberately add grommets to the wrong side of the flag so that it could be raised improperly?jdaw1 wrote:Seen in Nice. Not nice.
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Glenn Elliott
Re: Upside-Down Union Jacks
From a BBC article entitled Scotland votes 'No': How the 'No' side won the referendum:

A dog’s breakfast.

A dog’s breakfast.
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BBC: Dunkirk: 'Little ships' cross Channel on 75th anniversary.
Behold. Weep.
Behold. Weep.
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jdaw1 wrote:BBC: Dunkirk: 'Little ships' cross Channel on 75th anniversary.
Behold. Weep.

"The first duty of Port is to be red"
Ernest H. Cockburn
Ernest H. Cockburn
Re: Upside-Down Union Jacks
Professor Brian Cox (Wonders of the Universe S1/E1) should know better...
It is possible that this was ironically intentional given that it appeared during a scientific explanation of disorder.
It is possible that this was ironically intentional given that it appeared during a scientific explanation of disorder.
"The first duty of Port is to be red"
Ernest H. Cockburn
Ernest H. Cockburn