So you have tranny issues I see.
I like the video especially that Libberty clip. They some bazoooookas on her.
So you have tranny issues I see.
I like the video especially that Libberty clip. They some bazoooookas on her.
Liberty Love (19-03-17)
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If you want to get Technical the flag was wrong. St Patricks(Bratach Naomh Pádraig) flag Saltire is a white background with a red X. It was used to represent the Island of Ireland.Originally Posted by Cortez
You beat me too it,
Anny Angel also had the Tri colour the wrong way BUT.....its grand if theres a 69 involved.
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Maybe in Ulster. That flag was rejected by the Irish republic..If you want to get Technical the flag was wrong. St Patricks(Bratach Naomh Pádraig) flag Saltire is a white background with a red X. It was used to represent the Island of Ireland.
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You were wondering about DJ1 somewhere else.
Your post here might be heading in the right direction.
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Ulster says Yes ?? !!!
Last edited by Barney Rubble; 19-03-17 at 11:22. Reason: They do love their flegs up here !!
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Ok The cross of Saint Patrick is not used on the Northern Ireland Flag, they use the cross of St. George, just like England does, only the have the crown over the red hand crest in the middle
Strictly speaking, it is a banner, not a flag.Ok The cross of Saint Patrick is not used on the Northern Ireland Flag, they use the cross of St. George, just like England does, only the have the crown over the red hand crest in the middle
The red cross, it is claimed, comes from the coat of arms of the Burkes, a Hiberno-Norman noble family.
It is not known where the red hand came from.
It is claimed to be from the O'Neill Clan, at one time a prominent clan in Ulster but this is disputed because the banner predates their use of it.
It is also claimed it is Dextra Dei (right hand of God) of early Christian iconography but this is also disputed.
The use of the banner is so old, and there are so few records, no-one knows for sure.
Last edited by SteveB; 19-03-17 at 14:52.
The "cross of St.Patrick" was incorporated into the Union flag/Jack after the Act of Union in 1800/1,where it still remains.
Another potentially nice ladies thread turning into a politcal and religious abusive tone.
Behave yourselves silly boys.
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Nice thread. With the title "shite video"
Started by a user who is now banned.
Last edited by SteveB; 19-03-17 at 14:58.
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