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Union flag in Green and Gold.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Union-Jack-Green-Gold-Badges-MGF-BRM-MG-TF-Mini-200-400-/390205317232?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item5ada0ca070#ht_1067wt_1137

David Aiketgate;13899 wrote: wrote:

Union flag in Green and Gold.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Union-Jack-Green-Gold-Badges-MGF-BRM-MG-TF-Mini-200-400-/390205317232?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item5ada0ca070#ht_1067wt_1137

Sounds like a fair swap!

lol

;O)

I'm sorry, but that is sooo wrong.

It might be because I'm sad or because I spent 22 years in the forces, but the Union Flag has to be red, white and blue. Anything else is disrespectful.

I agree, the Union Flag is Red, White & Blue , true british colours, yes anything else is disrespectful and looks wrong, i wouldn't use them

Looks good but I agree with Clive... It would just be blasphemous!

Maybe the green one is the Irish Union Flag.

Whoa guys, No disrespect to the flag intended. I only meant it's a green and gold badge to match Kara's car.
I understand your points of view and, yes, the FLAG must be red white and blue.
But this is just a badge in a flag stylee. Loads of this sort of thing about, and I don't see it as disrespect to the Union flag, but a complement that it is so distinctive a pattern that the colours can be changed and people still know what it is.

Tis OK. We weren't going to burn you at the stake

But seriously, no. In times gone by you could have ended up in prison for defacing the Union Flag.

It is also illegal to change the colours of brand names such as MG, but I can't imagine them taking an individual to court.

CJJ;13974 wrote: wrote:

Tis OK. We weren't going to burn you at the stake

But seriously, no. In times gone by you could have ended up in prison for defacing the Union Flag.

It is also illegal to change the colours of brand names such as MG, but I can't imagine them taking an individual to court.

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En ger land