27-10-2003 17:06									#31
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Alright thanks

fp, I assume that you'd be aware if there was a school parade involving the flag on national holidays somewhere else in the UK, besides England. If I'm wrong please correct me.

So we have:

No=US, Danemark, France (with some exceptions) South Korea, UK, Sweden

Yes= Norway, Greece


Keep the answers coming

	27-10-2003 17:16									#32
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quote: Originally posted by Boshko The Koreans have to be among the laziest Independence Day celebrators on earth. I saw absolutely nothing being done besides a lot of flags set up on main street.

Are you sure they wheren't all at the border, throwing rocks towards the north?

	27-10-2003 17:19									#33
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quote: Originally posted by paiktis22 fp, I assume that you'd be aware if there was a school parade involving the flag on national holidays somewhere else in the UK, besides England. If I'm wrong please correct me.

I was wondering about this, but didn't want to totally commit myself in case I was wrong. There certainly isn't any kind of official celebration of this kind in Scotland or Wales, although it's possible that it could be an unofficial tradition in some places and I've just never heard about it.

There isn't one of these parades in Northern Ireland either (have no idea about the Republic), since that would simply be an incitement to riot and they prefer to save that for their frequent religious parades.

	27-10-2003 17:24									#34
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OK, thanks. I'll put only England just to be sure. I'll also take the risk to include Belgium in the no group. If that's not so, please correct me again. If something different happens in Flanders or in Wallonia, please mention it.

So we have:

No=US, Danemark, France (with some exceptions) South Korea, England, Sweden, Belgium.

Yes= Norway, Greece