Black mark for Jim !! (1 Viewer)

[Stephen & Jeannie]

Wales gets a flag on the banner, so does Scotland !! So why is there no St.Georges flag flying ?????oh:oh:oh

Sort it !!!

 

[Wildman]

it's at half mast behind the motorhome as a mark of respect for Pat.:Sad:

 

[pappajohn]

Saint who ??????

as a multi-cultural immigrant dominated nation we cant have favouritism......some may be offended.

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[daisy mae]

No no fly the flag, I have one flying today always do on St. Georges Day.

Disgraceful

 

[hilldweller]

No no fly the flag, I have one flying today always do on St. Georges Day.

Disgraceful

Have you got planning permission ?

Have you got Flag Commission approval ?

Have you got a full written risk analysis of the whole process from unpacking it to repacking it ?

Have made sure your insurance covers the risk ?

Have you done an ethnic study locally to be sure no-one will be offended ?

 

[Viennese]

Have you got planning permission ?

Have you got Flag Commission approval ?

Have you got a full written risk analysis of the whole process from unpacking it to repacking it ?

Have made sure your insurance covers the risk ?

Have you done an ethnic study locally to be sure no-one will be offended ?

Call the flag police please...

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[DBK]

The red cross was originally a French flag, first used by Philip II on a crusade. His English oppo, Henry II, had a white cross. At some point in history, date uncertain, the English adopted the French cross.

So it's a French flag really, not English!

It has of course no official status but I guess after the Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish have voted for independence it will be official as it will be all that's left of the Union Flag.

 

[ShiftZZ]

The red cross was originally a French flag, first used by Philip II on a crusade. His English oppo, Henry II, had a white cross. At some point in history, date uncertain, the English adopted the French cross.

So it's a French flag really, not English!

It has of course no official status but I guess after the Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish have voted for independence it will be official as it will be all that's left of the Union Flag.

As a point of fact Wales is not represented on the Union Jack.

But happy St George's day regardless..

 

[yodeli]

Whatever .... I can fly any flag I want in my garden without having to ask anyone!

I can't get my motorhome registered easily so I guess I can have some compensation....


Frankie

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[johnp10]

Have you got planning permission ?

Have you got Flag Commission approval ?

Have you got a full written risk analysis of the whole process from unpacking it to repacking it ?

Have made sure your insurance covers the risk ?

Have you done an ethnic study locally to be sure no-one will be offended ?

NO
NO
NO
NO
Don't care.

As a point of fact Wales is not represented on the Union Jack.

But happy St George's day regardless..

Wales is represented, Dave.
When the flag as first formulated Wales was apparently a part of England, so further representation wasn't needed.:thumb:

 

[WynandJean]

Do you know I have never thought about it till I read that, and you are quite right. Maybe we should press for equality!

Wyn

As a point of fact Wales is not represented on the Union Jack.

But happy St George's day regardless..

 

[daisy mae]

have you got planning permission ?

Have you got flag commission approval ?

Have you got a full written risk analysis of the whole process from unpacking it to repacking it ? of course

Have made sure your insurance covers the risk ?
are you joking of course not :biggrin:
Have you done an ethnic study locally to be sure no-one will be offended ?

TOUGH, Doesn't apply in this area anyway.

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[Flyingscotsman2]

George who

Who's this geezer called George. Who does he play for .......

 

[hilldweller]

His English oppo, Henry II, had a white cross.

If it was a white cross you wouldn't see it, they'd think he was surrendering.

Is THAT where we went wrong ?

 

[johnp10]

If it was a white cross you wouldn't see it, they'd think he was surrendering.

Is THAT where we went wrong ?

No, Brian.
Italy already had that one.


Come on, Jim.
Wales and Scotland get a flag.
Where's ours??:Angry:

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[Portland]

We must have the Cross of St George to celebrate being English BUT at the same time British. You nationalists should think hard about the consequences of a U.K. split

 

[Jim]

I will get it done, no bigger supporter of the 23rd than me. but I haven't had a moment to myself sorting stuff out at Peterborough and to be honest, after learning about Pat this morning, I've been very much CBA.

 

[haganap]

I will get it done, no bigger supporter of the 23rd than me. but I haven't had a moment to myself sorting stuff out at Peterborough and to be honest, after learning about Pat this morning, I've been very much CBA.

quite agree, would rather go for a half mast flag of st Patrick today to be honest:Sad:

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[johnp10]

We must have the Cross of St George to celebrate being English BUT at the same time British. You nationalists should think hard about the consequences of a U.K. split

Flying the flag on this day is a celebration of pride in being English, not British.
In the same manner as the Welsh and Scots flags celebrate their own identities.

Being British and proud is a different matter.
Pride in the Union Flag is about being British.