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HTML US FLAG


Question Posted Thursday June 30 2005, 8:19 pm

Okay, I need an anwer a quick my boyfriends grandfather passed away and I am doing this realy nice thing for him but I need to know an html code so i can put a united states flag and or a wwII flag on my website! (he was in the navy too if that helps some!) If it works you get a 5 no questions asked. Please no website i got 7 browsers open but if you have to give me a browser than okay.

THANKS!

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NanakiBH answered Thursday June 30 2005, 10:38 pm:
Okay, I gave an answer butit messed up my HTML. lol

Go to Photobucket.com and they give you the codes when you upload a picture.

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