Rio Olympics, as captivating as it seemed to be, was
practically a major fucking fiasco from the very beginning, would it say it
wasn't? Green pools, fake thefts, real burglaries and some genuine wounds.
All in all, would it be a good idea for us to try and be
amazed that they figured out how to mess up the Team GB banner? Each one of the
67 decorations they got - including an amazing 27 golds - was gathered under
the wrong banner.
As indicated by Gizmodo, Graham Bartram, who's the principal
vexillologist (no, I don't know either) at The Flag Institute, was watching the
recreations when he really wanted to notice that the white slanting stripes
aren't sufficiently thick. He's made a little picture here to give you a
superior thought, however fundamentally the white stripes are for the St
Andrew's Cross, so should be as thick as they are on that banner.
Presently, it's not a monstrous distinction, but it’s still wrong
and it additionally implied that the Australian, Fijian and Tuvaluan banners
weren't right, albeit New Zealand's was fine for reasons unknown.
Furthermore, to exacerbate matters even, it appears just as
it will not be right for the Paralympics, as well. Graham's done his bit by
telling the sorting out board of trustees yet so far nobody has even been tried
to hit him up. Brazen mongrels.
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