Anyone know where i can buy online a Union Jack?

[Lizzy 0]

Anyone know where i can order a Union jack and an England womans football shirt online on a secure, safe site?

Thanks all:)

Edited June 30, 2006 by Lizzy

[Ban Hammer 13,545]

Anyone know where i can order a Union jack and an England womans football shirt online on a secure, safe site?

Thanks all:)

save your money and look for a brazil one now, avoid the rush

[Welshcookie 17]

Charles......ya killing me........

[Fuzzness 2]

ebay.....?

[Ban Hammer 13,545]

ebay.....?

i'd suggest waiting to buy a british flag on ebay, they'll be a dime a dozen in a few weeks

[Welshcookie 17]

ebay.....?

i'd suggest waiting to buy a british flag on ebay, they'll be a dime a dozen in a few weeks

I am gonna have to smack your ####### soon.......

[Ban Hammer 13,545]

ebay.....?

i'd suggest waiting to buy a british flag on ebay, they'll be a dime a dozen in a few weeks

I am gonna have to smack your ####### soon.......

[Lizzy 0]

LOL thanks you guys...anyone else know?

[addy 0]

Go here.

http://www.unionjackwear.co.uk/prodlist.asp?cat=Flags

I do have a page of a whole lot of british stuff. I saved it when I was hunting for welsh stuff to decorate my room. It's a good site. If you want something in the states let me know.

[babybunny 2]

Anyone know where i can order a Union jack and an England womans football shirt online on a secure, safe site?

Thanks all:)

save your money and look for a brazil one now, avoid the rush

ebay.....?

i'd suggest waiting to buy a british flag on ebay, they'll be a dime a dozen in a few weeks

[Trompe le Monde 1,107]

Guys -- it is not the union jack that will be going on ebay it is the st. george's cross -- a point of clarification!

[Jaylen Brit 0]

and its not called a union JACK unless its on a SHIP - its the union FLAG

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

and its not called a union JACK unless its on a SHIP - its the union FLAG

that seems to be debated.

"Terminology: "Union Flag" or "Union Jack"?

The issue of whether it is acceptable to use the term "Union Jack" is one that causes considerable controversy. Although it is often asserted that "Union Jack" should only be used for the flag when it is flown as a jack (a small flag flown at the bow of a ship), it is not universally accepted that the "Jack" of "Union Jack" is a reference to such a jack flag; other explanations have been put forward [1]. The term possibly dates from the early 1700s, but its origin is uncertain. The word Jack may have come from the name of the James VI, King of Scots who inherited the English crown, causing the flag to be designed, that is Jac from Jacobus, Latin for James. Even if the term "Union Jack" does derive from the jack flag (as perhaps seems most likely), after three centuries, it is now sanctioned by usage, has appeared in official usage, and remains the popular term. The BBC website disregards the term "union flag" because of its "great potential for confusion", preferring union jack (in lower case)[2] The term "Union Flag", on the other hand, is the term preferred in official documents by vexillologists. The Merchant Shipping Act[3] refers to the national colours of the United Kingdom as "the Union flag (commonly known as the Union Jack)"."

[Jaylen Brit 0]

As long as its not mass debated

[Ban Hammer 13,545]

As long as its not mass debated