I was going to put Dave's Beast on it but my wife was not impressedYou know, Yale guys have a large 'Y' on their shirts, and Harvard guys have an 'H'.
My suggestion for you (and me): Paint a large 'D' on your bonnet. And I can paint an 'E' on the bonnet of my car. That way, we and others around the world will recognize each other when our paths cross.
My wife sometimes calls me Grumpy Grandad when talking to the grandkidsDo we call you Grumpy Dave?
As others have said it depends on the flag, the countries, and the type of travel.
Yes Dave but in Australia we have our own type of fervent nationalism - it's called statism.
Some Territorian is reading this now and losing their sh*t.
oh yeah. Australia does have 2 other places that aren't States (not sure exactly why) but are Territories (they have their own flags too): Northern Territory and Australian Capital Territory (like Washington DC)
Sadly the type of nationalism that has become associated with rabid flag waving has become quite toxic in my view and rightly or wrongly I make judgments about people who are overly keen on displaying flags. There will be no flags on mine.
I know the feeling
I think if you have the RAI then the British/German badge is not fitted.
That's a pissweak excuse for a burger!
The old catchphrase The State of Excitement! it is a great place to live ( I too have lived in other states ) its isolated, just the way we like it!
thanks, that was indeed interesting, as its an LS (launch series) vehicle. Rather a shame their tour didn't continue of the vehicle as I was really interested to see the cargo area.
2009 -2012 I lived hereThe old catchphrase The State of Excitement! it is a great place to live ( I too have lived in other states ) its isolated, just the way we like it!
I wasn't too far away years ago in Cottesloe just up the road from the Hotel, so many foggy memories of Sunday sessions
