Originally Posted by Tangram (Post 9736654)

What the **** does that mean ?

Originally Posted by JamesM (Post 9736658)

Ultrarunner is apparently in the army so as a result everyone on this forum owes him some debt of gratitude.

Originally Posted by ultrarunner (Post 9736668)

It means .....why the need to come out and say what you said

get it?

Originally Posted by ultrarunner (Post 9736668)

It means .....why the need to come out and say what you said

get it?

Originally Posted by ultrarunner (Post 9736675)

Bollocks...it's all in ya head. I am not the one that likes to bash Canada, dislike remembrance day et al

Originally Posted by JamesM (Post 9736694)

I think it's at the foremost in my head and others that you seem to think your opinion is some sort of gospel and that everyone is entitled to it.

Remembrance Day, Christmas, Flags or other festivities or symbols are down to individuals as to how they want to view them.

Tangram can come on here an post what ever he/she likes just like you can and have a completely clear conscience.

Originally Posted by ultrarunner (Post 9736703)

It's all in ya head

I don't disagree with your 2nd paragraph there, just like I can post whatever I want as long at it doesn't forum rules.

Originally Posted by JamesM (Post 9736736)

You can post whatever and you do. Infact really that is all you post.

Originally Posted by ultrarunner (Post 9736668)

It means .....why the need to come out and say what you said

get it?

Originally Posted by ultrarunner (Post 9736744)

So if we both agree on that, what is the problem then?

Originally Posted by JamesM (Post 9736755)

The problem is you are in agreement that you can post whatever but seem to have a problem with Tangram doing the same ;)

Originally Posted by dbd33 (Post 9735363)

I think you'd have to be pretty old not to have grown up with that association and to think of the flag as first being that of the NF and then that of the football team. Sure, one can argue that the flag isn't necessarily offensive, just as the swastika is an ancient good luck symbol, but flying it outside an ordinary house is a finger raised either to Catholics or to the enemies of the NF, depending on location within the UK. Flying such a flag is offensive to some and achieves nothing, there's need for such rudery. The local equivalent would be the Confederate flag, something one sees more than often enough.

Originally Posted by cheeky_monkey (Post 9739542)

To the OP why would you fly the Canadian flag unless you are Canadian??..i fly the Union Jack and the George Cross on Canada day just to piss of my neighbours..other than that i dont understand the whole flag waving thing in Canada must be an inferiorty complex or something?