> I'd give this postal worker a medal for following up on someone buying > 4,000 stamps in cash, and specificly requesting to not have American Flags > on them.
So just because I'm sick to death of the tacky red white n' blue theme and I happen to be making a political statement with my stamps, a statement the government itself by offering my such stamps as the flag, breast cancer awareness, and looney toons grants me, my FBI case file gets reopened? > O.k., so American Flag Stamps might be considered unpatriotic by > a very literal reading of the US Flag Code I always wondered about that - how enforcable IS the Flag Code? Is it law or just practice? In the Boy Scouts (yikes!) we were told it was law, and I've never really thought about it much besides when I see the giant flags flying at 3 am in a rainstorm, or as those tacky little antenna flags that are so popular right now. -j- -- "O! for a Muse of fire, that would ascend, The brightest heaven of invention!"
