Latest addition to my collection....

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I See Red People

All-Conference
....of Husker stuff! This flag looks awesome flying on the front of my house. Does anyone else have a husker flag on their house? Do you take your flag in at night?

 
I have one here in Iraq but I do not fly it outside due to the sand and possibility that someone will steal it but it hangs proudly in my window.

 
I have 2 flags, but only put them up on game days. I have a ritual when I put them up. I also have a rug, a parking sign, and a tree with Nebraska ornaments and red lights! I feel jinxed if I don't do them in a certain order! Go Big Red!

 
I fly mine every Saturday NU plays. I'm going to my brother-in-law's on Saturday, so I will take it along, and replace his Notre Dame flag in his yard with mine, when he's not looking. :lol:

 
I fly mine on game days....I just recently moved and need to get a new flag holder before this weekend for the house.

I also fly mine on other important days that are Nebraska related. Like, I think I put it outside the day it was announced that Pelini was the new coach. I also flew it on the Big XII championship and NC last year just to show my colors. I take mine down at night for sure though...I even cringe when it's raining on game day but still leave it out.

 
:bonez :cheers :cheers :bonez

Sounds like we are all the same guy just living in different houses.

T_O_B

:bonez :cheers :cheers :bonez

 
I have a Huskers flag flying day and night off of my porch. At night I have a spotlight shining on it. I also have a "Huskers fans only" parking sign at the entrance to my deck.

 
Taken from wikipedia :

Flag - A flag is a piece of cloth, often flown from a pole or mast, generally used symbolically for signaling or identification.

In other words, it means I am identifying my support for NU. Nothing more, nothing less. Make sense?

 
I See Red People said:
Taken from wikipedia :

Flag - A flag is a piece of cloth, often flown from a pole or mast, generally used symbolically for signaling or identification.

In other words, it means I am identifying my support for NU. Nothing more, nothing less. Make sense?
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yep

 
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