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Thread: American Flag Etiquette

  1. #41
    mirvin
    Originally posted by Essex502
    Yes. One and the same.
    You're famous!!
    Mirvin

  2. #42
    Havasu Cig
    Originally posted by Essex502
    Whether it is technically proper or not ... I have seen a kit from Overton's that mounts a small flag on the light pole for the back of a typical boat. Check Overton's current catalog.
    Overtons (http://www.overtons.com)
    Search on "flag"
    Be careful, I did this on our last cat and it ripped the light pole off the boat. It was ok until about 90 mph, but depending on the size of the flag it could probably happen at a slower speed.

  3. #43
    OGShocker
    Originally posted by Essex502
    Whether it is technically proper or not ... I have seen a kit from Overton's that mounts a small flag on the light pole for the back of a typical boat. Check Overton's current catalog.
    Overtons (http://www.overtons.com)
    Search on "flag"
    Thank's 502! I clicked on that link and they posted your creditcard information for me!

  4. #44
    clownpuncher
    Originally posted by Havasu Cig
    Be careful, I did this on our last cat and it ripped the light pole off the boat. It was ok until about 90 mph
    LOL - I'm thinking I won't have that problem
    (gettin to 90, that is)
    OGShocker's boat is a good example of what were talking about.
    The red white and blue, displayed respectfully and very nicely. Just because it's representing "the flag", it isn't an actuall flag, therefore, should be OK as far as etiquette is concerned. No different, IMO, than a tattoo or t-shirt, or bikini for that matter. I remember seeing that boat parked in the channel (or one similar?)a while back

  5. #45
    Essex502
    Originally posted by OGShocker
    Thank's 502! I clicked on that link and they posted your creditcard information for me!
    Never used a credit card with them but that is funny!

  6. #46
    Essex502
    Originally posted by Havasu Cig
    Be careful, I did this on our last cat and it ripped the light pole off the boat. It was ok until about 90 mph, but depending on the size of the flag it could probably happen at a slower speed.
    I'd never consider doing 90 with a light pole mount using plastic clips!

  7. #47
    Havasu Cig
    The flag was not that large, and the pole actually was secured fairly well. I thought it would be ok, I guess i was wrong.

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