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The Most Exotic Flags

on November 6, 2009 in Flagging Observations

By Atlas Al Exotic Flags As a freshman in college, I learned about supply and demand and the law of scarcity in Economics 101.  The fewer there are of something, the more people want it.  And many times people will do anything to get it.  The same applies to highly sought after Exotic Flags:  sovereign states with very [...]

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Mathematical Flagging

on November 5, 2009 in Flagging Observations

By Atlas Al Most Populated Countries in the World In theory, it’s easier to get the flag from a sovereign state with more citizens than from a sovereign state with fewer citizens.  For example, China makes up roughly 20% of the world’s population (i.e., one out of every five human beings is Chinese).  Sovereign states with smaller [...]

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Droughts: Not Good for the Environment, Not Good for People

on November 1, 2009 in Flagging Observations

By Atlas Al Ms. Youngblood Captures New Flag I came home from work yesterday, tired and hungry. Shoes and jacket off, keys thrown on the table, I fell to the couch to have a short chat with flatmates and friends. With beaming, competitive eyes aimed directly at me, Ms. Youngblood said, “Cuban flag, last night.” No [...]

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What Constitutes A Flag? (Continued)

on October 26, 2009 in Flagging Vocabulary

By Atlas Al The discussions have begun.  What constitutes a flag and where do we draw the line when claiming flags?  This is a re-post of the comment I made near the end of our discussion “UK Flagging – 1 or 4,” on our facebook group page, Flagging Headquarters. Flag Status A few comments on what’s been said. I [...]

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Mann Magazine, Intervju På Norsk

on October 24, 2009 in Uncategorized

Mann Magazine December Issue We’re going to be in Mann Magazine’s December/Holiday issue of Mann Magazine – it’s like the Esquire/GQ of Norway. Journalist, Aleksander Bergan, and I have already done the interview, and the art of hooking up with foreigners – Flagging – will be the topic of a featured 3-page article with photos. [...]

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What Constitutes A Flag?

on October 22, 2009 in Flagging Vocabulary

By Atlas Al It’s been 48 hours since launching the site. Thank you for the kind and not-so-kind words. Some call me evil, lacking human dignity, and delete me from facebook. I say good riddance to those prudes who aren’t comfortable enough to talk about promiscuous sex. What I find funny is that many people [...]

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African Wars (Part 2 of 2)

on October 20, 2009 in Flagosphere Warnings

By Atlas Al Things weren’t going well at the club. I pride myself on being able to speak to any person about anything, but this was unbearable. We initiated the whole time and if we didn’t, no one would say anything to each other. They didn’t even speak amongst themselves. We wanted a fun date [...]

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African Wars, Les Guerres en Afrique, الحروب الأفريقية,

African Wars (Part 1 of 2)

on October 19, 2009 in Flagosphere Warnings

By Atlas Al How dare she mock me. Until now, my most exotic flag is Singapore – not many people have that one. The rarest flag I’ve ever heard someone claim is Papua New Guinea. Then about a week ago, my friend, Ms. Youngblood (she’s a cougar, she’s awesome) claims to have captured Zimbabwe. Say [...]

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