Italian Flag
From the New Flags challenge. See all 458 entries (closed)
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From the New Flags challenge. See all 458 entries (closed)
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that flag would be great.
because instead of burning it, you'd cook it in a pizza oven and eat it.
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 23:07,
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mbeeeeepppppp!
That's not Italy. It's the other way round.
/pedant blog
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 23:09,
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/pedant blog
flags are always the worng way round
when you look at them from the back
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 23:12,
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Flags don't have a 'way around'
but the italian flag is green nearest the pole.
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 23:14,
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If you're bothered enough to be pedant
then you are bothered enough to be pedanted at.
If you don't like the heat then may I suggest adjusting the thermostat or, perhaps, wearing less layers?
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 23:20,
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If you don't like the heat then may I suggest adjusting the thermostat or, perhaps, wearing less layers?
the other way round*
means vice versa, the other way (of two possible ways).
A flag can be attached to a mast in several ways, but only one is correct (unless is hoisted vertically). For the italian flag, the green should be on the mast side, and not the other way round.
*which is as correct as around, or about
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 23:33,
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A flag can be attached to a mast in several ways, but only one is correct (unless is hoisted vertically). For the italian flag, the green should be on the mast side, and not the other way round.
*which is as correct as around, or about
Done.
I thought of and rejected Denmark because of it:
www.worth1000.com/cache/gallery/contestcache.asp?contest_id=8484&display=photography
But I would eat it. And probably you.
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Thu 2 Nov 2006, 23:49,
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www.worth1000.com/cache/gallery/contestcache.asp?contest_id=8484&display=photography
But I would eat it. And probably you.