...that also looks like a very nice house.

My friend did that and someone wrote a nasty message on it thinking she was pro Bush.

n/t

...you're a responsible W flag flyer. I live in Arlington Heights, and there are several homeowners in my neighborhood that choose to fly the flag. Obviously, as a Cub fan, I support their efforts. But I'm also very often frustrated at the failure of many of them to fly the flag responsibly.

Either they forget to raise it when the Cubs do win or they forget to take it down and the flag is still flying after a Cubs loss -- a particularly cruel spectacle.

And sometimes this latter mistake can have an additional sadistic result. A few weeks ago, one of the Cubs weekday afternoon games was delayed by rain and I was unable to hear the game's conclusion before I left work. So I'm riding my bike home from the train station wondering what happened, and I cruise past one of these houses and -- hey, there's the W flag! The Cubs must have won, right?!

WRONG! The homeowner had left it up from the day before, when the Cubs really had won. The letdown when I got home and finally learned the truth was doubly harsh.

if I were you, I would invest in a flag pole of some sort. :-)

Here are some early spring pics at my house of our good friend the W flag:

http://images.kodakgallery.com/photos3449/1/68/27/86/29/5/529862768108_0_ALB.jpg

http://images.kodakgallery.com/photos3449/1/68/27/48/34/9/934482768108_0_ALB.jpg

I have a ceremony of sorts for hanging it. I hug it lovingly, being sure it doesn't touch the ground, on my way out to the porch. I give it a little kiss then let it fly! I can't imagine purchasing a L flag(do they even make such a cursed thing? and if so who buys it???), but I fly my W flag religiously.

that this guy posted this just to brag about the size of his house. If he posted a W flag on some tiny shack, methinks we'd never see it.