Flying a Ripped and Torn American and Texas Flag
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Re: Flying a Ripped and Torn American and Texas Flag
The hotel took down the flags today. Hopefully they put new ones up soon!
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Re: Flying a Ripped and Torn American and Texas Flag
Only after checking to see if her car is gone! LOLWildBill wrote:Maybe you could knock on their front door... while holding a white flag.discoqueen wrote:surprise_i'm_armed wrote: People mount their flags so low that they catch on thornbushes and rip up the flag.
This. My neighbor. Flagpole appears to be mounted IN the bushes. I wanted to so badly to go knock on their door and let them know this isn't proper. I believe the man of the house would be receptive to this info, but the woman? She'll rip your head off on a GOOD day.
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Re: Flying a Ripped and Torn American and Texas Flag
It is based on the arrangement of the staffs, not the direction the flag is actually being blown.sjfcontrol wrote:Wouldn't that change with the direction of the wind? So if the wind changes, you have to reverse the flag locations?fickman wrote:hahaha. I thought about that when I posted them.3dfxMM wrote:It's on the left. :)
The rule is "the flag's own right". . . so I guess it depends on which way the flag is looking.
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