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Why Are Flags At Half Mast, BTW?


otterinbham

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I've noticed several of them yesterday. A client in Tuscaloosa noticed it too. But nothing in the news.

Anybody have a clue? Was it an observation of Pearl Harbor Day, perhaps?

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They were at half mast yesterday in rememberance of Pearl Harbor.

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That would be my best guess.

On a side note, although I wasn't alive then, or a fan of his music now, John Lennon was shot 16 years ago today.

That would be 26 years ago today.

Flags were at half staff for Perl Harbor Remembrance Day.

I doubt Jean Kirpatrick would rate having flags at half staff.

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That would be my best guess.

On a side note, although I wasn't alive then, or a fan of his music now, John Lennon was shot 16 years ago today.

That would be 26 years ago today.

Flags were at half staff for Perl Harbor Remembrance Day.

I doubt Jean Kirpatrick would rate having flags at half staff.

Probably not, but definatly more than John Lennon.

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That would be my best guess.

On a side note, although I wasn't alive then, or a fan of his music now, John Lennon was shot 16 years ago today.

That would be 26 years ago today.

Flags were at half staff for Perl Harbor Remembrance Day.

I doubt Jean Kirpatrick would rate having flags at half staff.

Yeaaaah i would have been alive 16 years ago :homer:

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That would be my best guess.

On a side note, although I wasn't alive then, or a fan of his music now, John Lennon was shot 16 years ago today.

That would be 26 years ago today.

16, 26, 32, 48, 7.5, as if it matters. Just another British whiner who came hear took our money, then tried to tell us how to live. Luckily there's only one left.

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