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Olympic Athletes Flying The Flag......Upside Down
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Well, their spissitude along the fourth dimension is a bit off, but let's not quibble.Originally posted by Bunk View Post
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I have a life long interest in knowing whether people are the right way up. or notOriginally posted by Gentile View PostI am impressed by your dedication to investigating this subject, EO2.
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Though of course you do realise that flag she is sitting on is upside down (eyeholes on the right, even if broad side is white and top).Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI have a life long interest in knowing whether people are the right way up. or notComment
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dont say eyeholes. that's disgustingOriginally posted by Gentile View PostThough of course you do realise that flag she is sitting on is upside down (eyeholes on the right, even if broad side is white and top).
unless you are Japanese
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The only one upside down is number 3. The broad white stripe should be at the top next to the flag pole. take another look, vewed from the rear it will appear correct.Originally posted by Gentile View PostIt's a small point, but I can't help noticing that there are more than a few British athletes at the Olympics that don't know which way up the Union Flag should go. E.g. :
Chris Hoy

Mo Farah

Bradley Wiggins

It's understandable in Bradley and Mo's cases since they weren't born in the UK, but Chris Hoy? You held the bloody flag at the opening ceremony whilst you were leading the team round, FFS, surely you got a good look at the bloody thing? And even if you didn't know the old "broad side white and top" phrase for remembering which way up it should go, surely the fact that there are eyeholes on one side should have given you a bit of a clue?
At least Jessica Ennis got it right. Although I suspect the fact that her name was written on it may have helped:
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