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Subject: Flags Of The World
Posted May 28, 2005 by
Little Richardjohn
 
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First time around (1960)

Postcard sized full colour flag, with National information on the back and a postcard sized slab of pink gum.

When I see Pakistani green, I can still taste chicle and sugar.

You know, of course that many Mayan sites were first discovered by 'chicleros' hunting new trees to tap.

And that there is a chemical incompatibility between gum and chocolate. The chocolate disintegrates the gum. Hence no chokkygum. Try it.

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