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a lot of the people who i have been speaking to working round Preston Blackburn and Rylands last week are not that much into football they just see it as a opportunity to celebrate there country and for them it's a good way of sticking there fingers up at do-gooders hell bent on political correctness

I like to think the people in my street are being patriotic, every other country flies their flag with pride, don't see why we shouldn't ( whether you're a chav or not )

Chavtastic, good thread, flags out everywhere and cheap booze, total patriotism, recipe for a kick off !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

DawZi wrote:a lot of the people who i have been speaking to working round Preston Blackburn and Rylands last week are not that much into football they just see it as a opportunity to celebrate there country and for them it's a good way of sticking there fingers up at do-gooders hell bent on political correctness

These 'do-gooders hell bent on political correctness' don't exist. The problem is the arseholes who are trying to convince us that they do.

well when Army regiments cant even march through there home towns etc and people cant parade a St George's cross flag in certain places

and school children cant sing ba ba black sheep? at some schools anymore due to somebody being over-sensitive then quiet clearly they do exist..


well thats unless Sky News the BBC are using special effects and actors in there newsreels

I heard that the British government is worried that the average size of penises is decreasing in the country. To find out the extent of the problem they have asked every bloke with a tackle smaller than 3 inches to put a white flag with a red cross on their car

halftimeresults wrote:I heard that the British government is worried that the average size of penises is decreasing in the country. To find out the extent of the problem they have asked every bloke with a tackle smaller than 3 inches to put a white flag with a red cross on their car

old news on facebook

cant you be original

yawn

shrimpnsave wrote:

halftimeresults wrote:I heard that the British government is worried that the average size of penises is decreasing in the country. To find out the extent of the problem they have asked every bloke with a tackle smaller than 3 inches to put a white flag with a red cross on their car

old news on facebook

cant you be original

yawn

Hit a nerve did I?

Cringeworthy and tacky - even worse are those that drape a flag out their house windows - it looks a right mess, luckily nobody round me does it, but driving to work I see some right states!

greenshrimp wrote:Cringeworthy and tacky - even worse are those that drape a flag out their house windows - it looks a right mess, luckily nobody round me does it, but driving to work I see some right states!

suppose you have ban the bomb and green peace flags instead

greenshrimp wrote:Cringeworthy and tacky - even worse are those that drape a flag out their house windows - it looks a right mess, luckily nobody round me does it, but driving to work I see some right states!

You miserable twat

Maybe just a snob mate haha

greenshrimp wrote:Cringeworthy and tacky - even worse are those that drape a flag out their house windows - it looks a right mess, luckily nobody round me does it, but driving to work I see some right states!

You need to get a life if you feel that it is cringeworthy.
It has ginen our country a feel good factor that has been missing in recent hard times.
I have my flag draped out off my window on Torrisholme rd so I suggest you don't drive that way.

We shouldnt need a football tournement to fly our flag and be proud of our nation.Hold your heads high this is our green pleasant land and show it to the world like other countrys do, its not a issue COME ON ENGLAND

halftimeresults wrote:I heard that the British government is worried that the average size of penises is decreasing in the country. To find out the extent of the problem they have asked every bloke with a tackle smaller than 3 inches to put a white flag with a red cross on their car

Can't we tell you don't drive

I don't think flag poles are allowed on cars

Stanley Bowles wrote:We shouldnt need a football tournement to fly our flag and be proud of our nation.Hold your heads high this is our green pleasant land and show it to the world like other countrys do, its not a issue COME ON ENGLAND

well it seems a issue with some

Having spent time living in the USA, one thing I admire about Americans is their sense of patriotism. No-one would complain if you drove around with stars and stripes flags on your car all day every day; many homes have proper flag poles outside proudly flying the US flag and their state flag. Yet the only time we see such displays here are during the world cup/European cup; and even then half of the population sneer at it.

halftimeresults wrote:

greenshrimp wrote:Cringeworthy and tacky - even worse are those that drape a flag out their house windows - it looks a right mess, luckily nobody round me does it, but driving to work I see some right states!

You need to get a life if you feel that it is cringeworthy.
It has ginen our country a feel good factor that has been missing in recent hard times.
I have my flag draped out off my window on Torrisholme rd so I suggest you don't drive that way.

No problem with the St Georges cross mate, it just makes the place look a mess when draped on walls and out of house windows...just have a bit of respect for my area and like it to look nice.

Done subtly and in style it can look good.

Splodge wrote:Having spent time living in the USA, one thing I admire about Americans is their sense of patriotism. No-one would complain if you drove around with stars and stripes flags on your car all day every day; many homes have proper flag poles outside proudly flying the US flag and their state flag. Yet the only time we see such displays here are during the world cup/European cup; and even then half of the population sneer at it.

As i travel around in my job there is more flag poles around showing our national flag and it is growing .

greenshrimp wrote:

halftimeresults wrote:

greenshrimp wrote:Cringeworthy and tacky - even worse are those that drape a flag out their house windows - it looks a right mess, luckily nobody round me does it, but driving to work I see some right states!

You need to get a life if you feel that it is cringeworthy.
It has ginen our country a feel good factor that has been missing in recent hard times.
I have my flag draped out off my window on Torrisholme rd so I suggest you don't drive that way.

No problem with the St Georges cross mate, it just makes the place look a mess when draped on walls and out of house windows...just have a bit of respect for my area and like it to look nice.

Done subtly and in style it can look good.

Whats it like at christmas round your area?

Cold?

halftimeresults wrote:

greenshrimp wrote:Done subtly and in style it can look good.

Whats it like at christmas round your area?

Not sure what your getting at mate, it doesn't look a cheap tacky mess, thats for sure. I suppose the tacky flags aren't as bad as the big inflatable santas and reindeer in the garden haha.

morecambe mick wrote:Cold?

It'snot
Greenshrimp has banned winter

DawZi wrote:well when Army regiments cant even march through there home towns etc and people cant parade a St George's cross flag in certain places

and school children cant sing ba ba black sheep? at some schools anymore due to somebody being over-sensitive then quiet clearly they do exist..


well thats unless Sky News the BBC are using special effects and actors in there newsreels

Haha, bullsheeet! Yeah like the bullshit that you can't say black coffee or blackboard anymore. Its all bollocks mate, stop trying to be such a victim and fly your flag, it won't get taken down by a disabled-muslim-lesbian-vegetarian collective.