Posted: Mon 07 Jun, 2004 17.42
I don't think anyone bought any flags to put up for D-Day, did they?Bail wrote:I think as well they are/were a England D-Day thing, not just footy, thats not all England does you know...
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Posted: Mon 07 Jun, 2004 20.13
i'm suprised they are allowed on cars if i'm honest, what about all the muslims we might offend?
couldn't the actions of putting flags on cars encourage terrorism?
couldn't the actions of putting flags on cars encourage terrorism?
Posted: Mon 07 Jun, 2004 20.43
You're being sarcastic, aren't you.Dr Sigmund Mohammad wrote:i'm suprised they are allowed on cars if i'm honest, what about all the muslims we might offend?
couldn't the actions of putting flags on cars encourage terrorism?
Posted: Mon 07 Jun, 2004 21.00
half and halfrts wrote:You're being sarcastic, aren't you.Dr Sigmund Mohammad wrote:i'm suprised they are allowed on cars if i'm honest, what about all the muslims we might offend?
couldn't the actions of putting flags on cars encourage terrorism?
i seem to recall that last time, during the world cup, some pubs and work places did not allow the cross of st george to be displayed in case it offended minorities.
i'm suprised some back bence liberal or labour mp hasn't come up with something like this by now
Posted: Mon 07 Jun, 2004 21.02
Im mixed, but i don't see how a England flag be offensive 
Posted: Mon 07 Jun, 2004 22.53
Nice BM, Andy - you still haven't took me for a ride like you promised (or did you!?andyrew wrote:I couldn't be bothered to put on a flag, so got the car decorated instead. Would never have worked with my old green Mundaneo. Shame I don't really like football..... just footballers
)Posted: Mon 07 Jun, 2004 23.40
Dr Siggy, you know that Muslims and black guys don't get offended at crosses or flags.Dr Sigmund Mohammad wrote:i'm suprised they are allowed on cars if i'm honest, what about all the muslims we might offend?
couldn't the actions of putting flags on cars encourage terrorism?
It's the council do-gooders that get offended on their behalf!
It's the CRE and other types of organisations that create the conflicts, fella.
Posted: Tue 08 Jun, 2004 00.37
Absolutely, JB. In fact there's an asian family living at the end of my street, and they drive a Ford Focus COVERED with football guff, including the British flag.johnnyboy wrote:Dr Siggy, you know that Muslims and black guys don't get offended at crosses or flags.Dr Sigmund Mohammad wrote:i'm suprised they are allowed on cars if i'm honest, what about all the muslims we might offend?
couldn't the actions of putting flags on cars encourage terrorism?
It's the council do-gooders that get offended on their behalf!
It's the CRE and other types of organisations that create the conflicts, fella.
In 30 years time, it will be illegal to fly any flag other than the blue one with yellow stars. I'll have left this country by then though - I don't like where it's heading...
Posted: Tue 08 Jun, 2004 00.43
I could have sworn all those flags were in celebration of the brave deeds being done by our wonderful cricket team, Major. What's this football lark then, something I should know about?
Posted: Tue 08 Jun, 2004 15.02
They would annoy me less if most of them didn't have "England" written on them. Isn't is bloody obvious?
Posted: Tue 08 Jun, 2004 15.47
There appear to be a lot less of them around this way today since all the radio stations led on the DoT announcement that it's a fine of up to £2,500 and 3 penalty points if you distract another driver by having one on your car.