Re: US flag (sort of) - [wide 91 chars]
"Ross Marchant" wrote: > How about: > > The refridgerator > The football > The underwater torpedo > The tank > The bionic ear > The notepad > Postage stamps > Supersonic combustion > > and a radar that can detect the stealth bomber bwahahahaha > > Also first place in the world to have secret ballots and to give women the > vote. Don't know about the rest, but the postage stamp was invented by James Chalmers (a Scotsman) in 1834. Rowland Hill championed the idea of the penny post, and the first stamp, the Penny Black, was issued by the UK in 1840. _____________ |@|#POSTAGE#|@| |%###########%| |%####,;,####%| |%###"==~;%##%| |%##/' ? ;##%| |%##'- ,'##%| |%###` /####%| |%####! \####%| |%###/ ####%| |%###########%| |A|ONE#PENNY|D| '-------------' > And despite all of this we still have the Queen of England as our head of > state... wtf. You are still Prisoners of Her Majesty (POHMs)!
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