I wonder if J.D. Vance has ever thanked France for the support USA got during the War of Independence.

@Tjalve #9889047

Somehow, I doubt it.

A neighbor used to hang a flag on his fence that consisted of a US flag and a pro skin-blob slogan.

The flag had 11 stripes, (not 13), and 38 stars, (not 50).

It stayed up for the better part of a year.

Conclusion: Skin-blob supporters can't count.

oui oui, mon ami, je m'appelle lafayette! the lancelot of the revolutionary set! i came from afar just to say "bonsoir!" tell the king "casse toi!" who's the best? c'est moi!

pls make a new ireland comic i miss him.

Most changed flag, yet one of the oldest continuous governments

@CorruptUser

Eh, Tynwald, Tonga, & the Papacy are older.

It really matters what how you define continuous government. However, by at least *one* definition, it qualifies as the oldest, as I recall.

That said, that's only current. Other historical governments may be longer.

And considering how things are looking, it may be losing that 'current' status over the next few months/years.

white america jumpscare

holy. sister france sure is curvy

and then USA asks a kid in history class to add a star once they hit 49 stars.

Between adding stars and removing stripes, the United States flag is considered the most frequently changed national flag in the world. Since its adoption in 1777, the flag has been modified 27 times to reflect the admission of new states, with stars added and earlier stripe adjustments made before the design was standardized. https://www.ez-passnh.com

@xedene8268 have you considered adding this to the fact cards (or whatever they're called)??

seeing pale america feels so odd.....