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Country hats Fan Art by SisterGermany
Sister Sweden and Finland
Scandinavian Poster
A large poster, showing the Scandinavian boys, on thick Gloss Art 170gsm paper.
Fan Art: Country hats
Haha! You're not the only one America =w= Go away England you can have him later! D:<
INFO: Yeah there's a North Ireland that's ruled by England. But North Ireland is still Ireland's bro! I did this in a notebook but decided to redraw it here and post it. But before it was a comic of canada america and the duo. No England, but I'm too lazy to make comics xD MSpaint sucks too :\ Enjoy~
By: SisterGermany 9th August 2011
11:11am Sat 19th Nov #895557
I'm not ignoring them, they are just the minority. In a democracy the majority rules.
I'm not ignoring them, they are just the minority. In a democracy the majority rules.
4:33pm Sat 12th Nov #880619
@Cravey
But there are a lot of nationalists, and you can't just ignore them. They were ignored by the old Stormont government, practically inviting the Troubles.
@Cravey
But there are a lot of nationalists, and you can't just ignore them. They were ignored by the old Stormont government, practically inviting the Troubles.
4:34pm Fri 11th Nov #877978
The majority of Northern Ireland supports Unionism, even among catholics.
The majority of Northern Ireland supports Unionism, even among catholics.
3:34pm Fri 11th Nov #877845
@Cravey
Yeah it was used for the entire island before the South became independent. Then again that may be a reason why NI wouldn't want to use it, it is also pretty boring :L
The Ulster Banner is usually used for NI, for example in the Commonwealth games, but it is associated with Unionism.
@Cravey
Yeah it was used for the entire island before the South became independent. Then again that may be a reason why NI wouldn't want to use it, it is also pretty boring :L
The Ulster Banner is usually used for NI, for example in the Commonwealth games, but it is associated with Unionism.
5:00pm Thu 10th Nov #875821
@Deinosuchus
I have seen it used a couple of times. It is the one that is a red cross on white background.
And there is still the Ulster banner.
@Deinosuchus
I have seen it used a couple of times. It is the one that is a red cross on white background.
And there is still the Ulster banner.
12:05pm Wed 9th Nov #872831
@Cravey
Good point, but it doesn't have an official flag especially for itself, if you know what I mean.
St Patrick's cross do you mean? It may be a good neutral flag but I've never seen it used in NI
@Cravey
Good point, but it doesn't have an official flag especially for itself, if you know what I mean.
St Patrick's cross do you mean? It may be a good neutral flag but I've never seen it used in NI
6:51am Sun 6th Nov #866146
@Deinosuchus
Actually it does. As a part of the United Kingdom the Union Flag is an official flag of NI. The Ulster Banner is also the official flag of it's football team and there is also Saint Patrick's Saltire which is regarded as a good 'neutral' flag.
@Deinosuchus
Actually it does. As a part of the United Kingdom the Union Flag is an official flag of NI. The Ulster Banner is also the official flag of it's football team and there is also Saint Patrick's Saltire which is regarded as a good 'neutral' flag.
8:00am Sat 5th Nov #863500
*In Bill Cosby voice*
LookatthecutelittleNorthIreland!
IjustwanttogiveitahugbecauseitssocuteandEnglandisangrymaybeheshouldfeelbetterwithsomepuddingpops! XD
*In Bill Cosby voice*
LookatthecutelittleNorthIreland!
IjustwanttogiveitahugbecauseitssocuteandEnglandisangrymaybeheshouldfeelbetterwithsomepuddingpops! XD
6:49pm Fri 4th Nov #862809
@Cravey
NI doesn't have an official flag, This NI spirit must be representing nationalist Northern ireland
@Cravey
NI doesn't have an official flag, This NI spirit must be representing nationalist Northern ireland
8:32am Wed 17th Aug #638700
I always loved Canada as America's hat. I love to see other countries hats as well ^_^
I always loved Canada as America's hat. I love to see other countries hats as well ^_^
11:22pm Sat 13th Aug #628305
@FiannaRuaNicMhathuna To be fair though, we do exactly the same to Andy Murray when he loses wimbledon, and he is Scottish! It's just a really bad thing our press does >.<
@FiannaRuaNicMhathuna To be fair though, we do exactly the same to Andy Murray when he loses wimbledon, and he is Scottish! It's just a really bad thing our press does >.<
6:07pm Thu 11th Aug #620509
Perhaps brother Ireland has the burden on Unionist Northern Ireland?
Perhaps brother Ireland has the burden on Unionist Northern Ireland?
1:15pm Thu 11th Aug #619404
SisterGermany, where did you get the idea of Northern Ireland (that's the name of the six counties of the province of Ulster that are under British rule, not "North" Ireland) being a hat? Most of us see "the North" (AKA Nordyland, in a derogatory sense) as a sort of scar reminding some people (who weren't there but are stupidly convinced that it is an insult to them) of the dark side of British occupation that lasted 700 years. The rest of us who have brains don't really care that much, apart from when the Pound(Sterling) is stronger than the Euro and then Asda gets swamped.
TBH both the Republic of Ireland and England only want Northern Ireland when it suits them. There were talks of handing N.I. back to the Republic when the UK was doing horribly in economic terms, but that fell through when things picked up again. Prime example: sports. When Northern Irish golfer Rory McIlroy is playing well, the BBC call him British. When he's having a bad game, he's Irish.
Ps. I am from a town just on the Republican side of the Northern Irish border.
SisterGermany, where did you get the idea of Northern Ireland (that's the name of the six counties of the province of Ulster that are under British rule, not "North" Ireland) being a hat? Most of us see "the North" (AKA Nordyland, in a derogatory sense) as a sort of scar reminding some people (who weren't there but are stupidly convinced that it is an insult to them) of the dark side of British occupation that lasted 700 years. The rest of us who have brains don't really care that much, apart from when the Pound(Sterling) is stronger than the Euro and then Asda gets swamped.
TBH both the Republic of Ireland and England only want Northern Ireland when it suits them. There were talks of handing N.I. back to the Republic when the UK was doing horribly in economic terms, but that fell through when things picked up again. Prime example: sports. When Northern Irish golfer Rory McIlroy is playing well, the BBC call him British. When he's having a bad game, he's Irish.
Ps. I am from a town just on the Republican side of the Northern Irish border.
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The Tricolour is flying backwards? Green is mast side. and I feel that it should be the Flag of Ulster as a hat, not the Tricolour.