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my biggest referee gripe

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it’s been the rule for 4-5 years

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This is the gayest reply anyone can make when discussing these type of things

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There was no reason for them to be looking at Shough.

Egbuka has some red flags - his stats against man last year were league worst.

Pickens is borderline elite. Easy decision for me

Anyone know of a YouTube channel that may carry it?

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If this is true, and we get the enriched nuclear material out of Iran or reduced, I like the deal.

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It’s not remotely true.

He’s right, you know

Of course Jared was for it. He’s going to direct the reconstruction funds.

Continued pressure at low risk actually has a great chance of improving the outcome.

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I was curious so I asked Gemini.

The short answer is no, the U.S. Flag Code does not prohibit you from wearing everyday clothing that features stars and stripes or flag-like patterns.
There is a big difference between wearing an apparel design inspired by the flag and wearing an actual flag as an article of clothing.
Here is exactly how the Flag Code breaks it down:
What the Flag Code Actually Says
The confusion usually comes from Section 8(d) of the U.S. Flag Code, which states:

"The flag should never be used as wearing apparel, bedding, or drapery."

However, the key word here is "the flag."
The American Legion (the organization that originally drafted the code) and constitutional experts clarify that "the flag" refers to an actual, physical flag made of fabric meant for a flagpole.
The No-No: Taking an actual American flag off a pole, cutting a hole in the middle, and wearing it like a poncho.

The Green Light: Buying a t-shirt, swim trunk, or socks that a manufacturer printed with a stars-and-stripes pattern.
As long as the clothing is made out of clothing material and designed as apparel from the start, you are perfectly fine.