Flags

Red or Black

It means that you are declaring that emial as yours, like with the moon landing. This is a very formal way of declaration and is only surpassed in importance by the rule of dibs.

you can in Kentucky and Tennessee

Some flags that are mainly red and green include:

(flags with other main colours are marked with a *)

Afghanistan

Azerbaijan *

Belarus

Burkina (Burkina Faso)

Burundi

Cameroon*

Congo*

Dominica*

Equatorial Guinea*

Eritrea*

Ethiopia*

Ghana*

Grenada*

Guinea*

Guinea-Bissau*

Guyana*

Hungary

Iran

Italy

Jordan*

Kuwait*

Lebanon*

Lithuania*

Madagascar

Malawi

Maldives

Mali*

Mauritius*

Mexico

Mozambique*

Namibia*

Oman

Portugal

Saint Kitts and Nevis*

Sao Tome and Principe*

Senegal*

Seychelles*

South Africa*

Sudan*

Suriname

Tajikistan

Togo*

United Arab Emirates*

Vanuatu*

Zambia

Zimbabwe*

The flag is a symbol of freedom, pride and respect and it is understood that many individuals have died for what it represents.

Its illegal to throw knifes at men wearing striped suits in Natoma, Kansas.

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The 13 original states

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Peter the Great designed the flag of Russia in the 18th Century. In 1917 it was superceded by the flags of the Soviet Union, but the Russian Tricolor was readopted in 1990.

Because someone important has died.

Yes, it has red and white stripes, and white stars on a blue background.

the colony of new york shared a flag with new Jersey till 1674 when the British shared their flag with all of their colonies

canada

The flag is always flow at half staff due to the location of Post Cemetary. This is one of four Cemetaries in the US where the flag is permanently flown at half mast. It is an old tradition.

The Sons of Confederate Veterans and People who have pride and Love for Dixieland.

The yorkshire flag

There were 24 stars on the flag from July 4, 1822 to July 3, 1836.

To remember the Southern soldiers that died in the War Between the States.

You're A Grand Old Flag

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A flag specialist is called a vexillologist.

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