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how many of you use a foreign flag when you're actually American?
I've noticed a large portion of users have some part of the US as their location, yet display a different flag. There are others who don't list the US, in their location, but mention how they live in the US, all while having a foreign flag. Are you all really that ashamed?
Maybe because they want to rep. where they are from as opposed to where they live. They aren't that ashamed if they have their state or city listed.
I would say that that are probably lots of people that come from other countries, and still use the flag from their home. Or, that people have cultural heritage from other countries, and choose to display it.
Good question. I used the Irish one because my parents are from there, however in debates when I've spoke to people I got the old your Irish not British (I have a British passport) so I thought fuck it my signature can represent my roots and I'll change the flag to the union jack.
yea what they said. id rather be known as serb than a canadian. no offense to my kanuck brothas
dual citizen
this thread doesn't apply to me.
I have a very large St. George's (English, for the dumb) flag in my room.. do I count?
Have you ever heard the expression "These colors never run"?
I guess most US people here are living by that rule simply by keeping the flag hanging on their front porch ( making sure it never touches the ground! G-d forbid! ) and when online they use another flag to their liking for X reasons.
Cause you know .... their flag is never going to run away 
I hold a flag all the time. Flag holding is a big hobby of mine. ive warn out 13 Australian flags this year already!
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| Originally posted by Aristronica this thread doesn't apply to me. |

Re: how many of you use a foreign flag when you're actually American?
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| Originally posted by punjabi Are you all really that ashamed? |
You know, in firefox, when I put the cursor on the flag, it doesn't show me the country. My recollection is when I used IE, if I put the cursor on the flag, it would tell me the name of the country for that flag.
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| Originally posted by Echo of Silence You know, in firefox, when I put the cursor on the flag, it doesn't show me the country. My recollection is when I used IE, if I put the cursor on the flag, it would tell me the name of the country for that flag. |
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| Originally posted by Sushipunk I would say that that are probably lots of people that come from other countries, and still use the flag from their home. |
Well, I don't sport any flag because I think nationalism is irrelevant.
(well, why are you looking at me wondering why I posted here? I'm South American
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| Originally posted by Lira Well, I don't sport any flag because I think nationalism is irrelevant. |
i live in the us but was born in colombia and havent become an american citizen yet...
i did rock the us flag but i changed it the other day...

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| Originally posted by Echo of Silence You know, in firefox, when I put the cursor on the flag, it doesn't show me the country. My recollection is when I used IE, if I put the cursor on the flag, it would tell me the name of the country for that flag. |
I was born in Ukraine and now live in the states so that's that.
there's no flag available for the country of Tranceaddict. 
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| Originally posted by l�cid there's no flag available for the country of Tranceaddict. |

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| Originally posted by Lira Custom status users should be able to sport customised flags as well ![]() (Although I know that would be way too much work for such little thing ) |
...and really, really old members 
5min photoshophax effort-

little one-

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| Originally posted by Aristronica this thread doesn't apply to me. |
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