[kreuzberger]

Mister Crotty's history is left wanting here; the Gestapo were more likely to be putting the flags up.

[Oboogie]

The common (chav baiting) trope was "Happy 30th birthday Granny"

In the 90s a bridge over the M1 near Northampton bore the message "Kevin's Dad's a bender" for over a decade. I used to drive under it fairly regularly and pondered about Kevin, his Dad, the painter and why it never got cleaned off when other graffiti didn't survive that long. Finally the bridge got painted but within a couple of weeks someone had repainted the message copying the original's style, despite myself, I couldn't help but smile to see it back.
That was over 20 years ago and I no-longer use that stretch of the M1, I wonder if it's still there?

[Boiler]

Up there with "M. Kahn is bent" that used to be seen on the approach to King's Cross by train, I seem to recall.

[Oboogie]

Hope this fucker get's his collar felt soon.

[Malcolm Armsteen]

Billy. He's called fucking Billy.

Billy the flagwanker.

Man's a cunt.

[Youngian]

The flagwankers get very angry if you explain that Tommy Ten Names is an immigrant who lives in Spain on a Paddy passport. Where he and his family excercise free movement rights he doesn’t believe Brits should be entitled to.

[Oboogie]

Billy. He's called fucking Billy.

Billy the flagwanker.

Man's a cunt.

"Billy Cunt" was a song on All Mod Cons*

* A Long Playing disc by The Jam, M'lud
** The Jam were a popular beat group of the New Wave genre.
*** There is no song called "Billy Cunt" on that LP (that was just my joke), there is however a song called "Billy Hunt" which, when performed live, famously sounded like they were singing "Silly Cunt".

[Boiler]

Indeed - Clark Kent had nothing on him, apparently.

[davidjay]

There is a point on there though - what does make him so angry? Answer that and we'll have a much better society.

[Killer Whale]

Indeed - Clark Kent had nothing on him, apparently.

No good at winter team sports.*

*I'll leave you to work that out for yourselves.

[AOB]

As far as flags on the property of residences go, if I was a copper and got called out to a domestic, and when I arrived at the address I saw St George's flags outside, I would find that useful info before I've even spoken to the residents. It would be like turning up at a murder scene to find someone stood over the body holding a knife.