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#1: harris harris (torough4u) on Mar 25, 2008

Just for future reference. These puzzle's were not meant to be hard or easy. There meant to be " FUN & EDUCATIONAL." Quality is great because thats what the flag actually looks like. My daughter (10) love's to solve these kind because, she love's flag's and she can name almost all of them. How many of us can say that ourself's.? Get the family and kids involed in trying to guess {who's flag it is} and watch there little brains grow. :-)

I like to congratulate you myself for this serie and you touch exactly the point I was talking about in another post on one of your flag serie. If the flag is a big red square and you create a big red square than you achive what it was supose to be and that should give you a great quality rating.

If a start a serie call geometric shape and a puzzle name square is actually a 5 by 5 black square how can I have a bad quality rating. Its not a rectangle its a square as simple as its said to be.

Hope you'll contunue this serie long enought to do it all (good luck with Saudi Arabia ;) )

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Acording to my atlas. This flag is dark red and its surpose to be longer or thinner. So therefore only average quality for me. And the spikes start and finish in halfs.

I only write this because you say its perfekt.
I liked it, but its not perfekt.

The title should be "Whose Flag", not "Who's Flag". 'Whose' means 'Who does it belong to?' 'Who's' means 'who is', and 'Who is flag?' makes no sense.

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