Talk:Flag of the Netherlands
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Itresting but my much rtaher have an article written in otr own words.-fonzy
- Well fonzy, I don't think many people would like to read wikipedia if it was written in yuor wrods. :P - Golradir 18:36, 25 June 2006 (UTC)
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Q: Why is the Dutch tri-coloured flag used commonly in North America with the world "sale" on it? (Sale written on the white portion of the flag). Does anyone know the reasoning for this? And why the Netherlands flag. - Thanks! User:Themepark
- It's not really a Dutch flag. In fact, it's not really a flag at all, but rather an elongated banner, featuring the colours of the USA flag, the Stars and Stripes (which coincidentally are the same as the colours of the Dutch flag). I assume it's used by to liven up the display and to make people subconsciously associate spending their money with patriotism, thereby increasing sales. Shinobu 02:46, 8 November 2006 (UTC)
