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I see and read that a lot of people have a different flag up then where they are born / or grew up.
I can understand that if you're born in one country and grew up / live in another country, that it's a matter of feeling.
Your nationalaty stands in your passport, so why play under another flag?

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Originally posted by Loose Screw
I see and read that a lot of people have a different flag up then where they are born / or grew up.
I can understand that if you're born in one country and grew up / live in another country, that it's a matter of feeling.
Your nationalaty stands in your passport, so why play under another flag?
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Originally posted by Loose Screw
I see and read that a lot of people have a different flag up then where they are born / or grew up.
I can understand that if you're born in one country and grew up / live in another country, that it's a matter of feeling.
Your nationalaty stands in your passport, so why play under another flag?
Because other flags are prettifuller (even though I hate the color blue - I dunno why I have this up 😕).

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Originally posted by Loose Screw
I see and read that a lot of people have a different flag up then where they are born / or grew up.
I can understand that if you're born in one country and grew up / live in another country, that it's a matter of feeling.
Your nationalaty stands in your passport, so why play under another flag?
Perhaps(although I doubt it) like me some have dual citizenship?

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your not the only one

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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
Perhaps(although I doubt it) like me some have dual citizenship?
Like I wrote, that's a matter of feeling.
Im I a *1 (country 1: by birth) or a *2 (country 2: grew up in *2)
I can understand that!!!!
But why play then in country *3????

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Originally posted by Loose Screw
But why play then in country *3????
Fashion.

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Originally posted by Loose Screw
Like I wrote, that's a matter of feeling.
Im I a *1 (country 1: by birth) or a *2 (country 2: grew up in *2)
I can understand that!!!!
But why play then in country *3????
if you don't like your crountry, like a lot of people who were born in northern ireland have duel citizenship and allways say there irish.

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Originally posted by Loose Screw
But why play then in country *3????
Why not?

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Originally posted by Loose Screw
I see and read that a lot of people have a different flag up then where they are born / or grew up.
I can understand that if you're born in one country and grew up / live in another country, that it's a matter of feeling.
Your nationalaty stands in your passport, so why play under another flag?
Well when I was picking my flag I thought what I wanted is a flag that sums up a person killing a dragon and the holy crusades, it just happens to be a coincidence that I live there.

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Originally posted by darvlay
Why not?
What's the logic about it???
Your propable answer "Because I can and it's fun".

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IM THE DRAGON SLAYER!
ST GEORGE RULES..
And I been kicking alot of dragons asses at chess.. 😀

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Originally posted by Loose Screw
What's the logic about it???
Your propable answer "Because I can and it's fun".
Yeah, so? You got a problem with fun?

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Originally posted by darvlay
Yeah, so? You got a problem with fun?
No problem with fun.
More a feeling of pride. I'm proud to be Dutch.
So why should I play under another flag?

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Originally posted by Loose Screw
No problem with fun.
More a feeling of pride. I'm proud to be Dutch.
So why should I play under another flag?
I would bet money many people are not proud of there country for some reason or another. Its a mistake to assume they are all like you.