Dec 15, 2016 10:26 PM
markymarkjones43
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New Dunkirk movie... that Union flag though :-|
CaptainBruceSea
Ffs
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How is that even possible?
GeorgeOeurwood
Probably won't see the movie now. Too unrealistic...
SpinkyKrindleman
I have a dumb friend who doesn't understand the issue - is it anachronistic? He's asking.
As far as I'm aware the Union flag has, since 1600s, has the wider white bars uppermost (when against the flagpole, or 'fixed' side)
Gimpknee
Since 1801. The diagonal red lines representing the cross of St. Patrick weren't present prior to that.
Thank you
TigerSauce
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The flag is wrong. Like messing up the order of red and white stripes on the US flag.
which part, I needs explains for answers please? Thanks you.
The diagonal red lines aren't correct. Fold the flag in half on x or y axis, looking through it there should be red with equal width white.
oh, should be American flag then? That is not American flag. Explains is good, thanks you.
CaptainBruceSea
Ffs
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How is that even possible?
GeorgeOeurwood
Probably won't see the movie now. Too unrealistic...
SpinkyKrindleman
I have a dumb friend who doesn't understand the issue - is it anachronistic? He's asking.
markymarkjones43
As far as I'm aware the Union flag has, since 1600s, has the wider white bars uppermost (when against the flagpole, or 'fixed' side)
Gimpknee
Since 1801. The diagonal red lines representing the cross of St. Patrick weren't present prior to that.
markymarkjones43
Thank you
TigerSauce
?
Gimpknee
The flag is wrong. Like messing up the order of red and white stripes on the US flag.
TigerSauce
which part, I needs explains for answers please? Thanks you.
Gimpknee
The diagonal red lines aren't correct. Fold the flag in half on x or y axis, looking through it there should be red with equal width white.
TigerSauce
oh, should be American flag then? That is not American flag. Explains is good, thanks you.