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[General_Failure]

Jewish Korean! Jewish Korean!

[MURP]

the rest of em spend time trying to be the #1 xbox live Halo player in the world.   

[General_Failure]

And don't forget CounterStrike.

[hbionic]

Here's a dumb question....inspired by the confederate flag thread....did the Yankees have a flag or symbol to represent them?

[General_Failure]

Besides Old Glory? Probably not.

[Yeti]

the rest of em spend time trying to be the #1 xbox live Halo player in the world.   

I still can't figure out how to get across the bridge in Halo.

[NGM]

The North wasn't just the North they were the United States.  So it was the stars and stripes.  Making another flag would have been legitimizing the Confederates as a seperate country.

[General_Failure]

That's okay, I'm still working on getting into the triplemax section of Butcher Bay.

[Yeti]

The North wasn't just the North they were the United States.  So it was the stars and stripes.  Making another flag would have been legitimizing the Confederates as a seperate country.

Wow, that was pretty god damn smart for a yankee.

[Geowhizzer]

Here's a dumb question....inspired by the confederate flag thread....did the Yankees have a flag or symbol to represent them?

The United States flag.  The North was still the United States of America.

Since the South (formally the Confederate States of America or CSA) seceded and formed a new nation, they had to adopt a new flag.  The "Confederate" flag was in reality the battle flag and naval jack.  The official national flag of the CSA was the "Stars and Bars," which looked a lot like the U.S. Flag (12 stars in a circle with one large star in the middle in the blue field, three large "bars" (red-white-red) instead of the 13 "stripes").

[Yeti]

Here's a dumb question....inspired by the confederate flag thread....did the Yankees have a flag or symbol to represent them?

The United States flag.  The North was still the United States of America.

Since the South (formally the Confederate States of America or CSA) seceded and formed a new nation, they had to adopt a new flag.  The "Confederate" flag was in reality the battle flag and naval jack.  The official national flag of the CSA was the "Stars and Bars," which looked a lot like the U.S. Flag (12 stars in a circle with one large star in the middle in the blue field, three large "bars" (red-white-red) instead of the 13 "stripes").

Wow, that was pretty god damn smart for a yankee.

[Yeti]

 

[Father Demon]

Do you crack yourself up??     

[General_Failure]

Didn't we talk about not posting while drunk?

[NGM]

How much is Leanne Tweeden worth to Rome?