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Science tells us re OXYGEN - Nargis - 10-14-2010

if your colours were like my dreams...red gold and green




Re: Loving would be easy - Nargis - 10-14-2010




Re: Loving would be easy - Meseret - 10-14-2010

[quote author=~Nargis~ link=topic=41369.msg278949#msg278949 date=1287065486]

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This is my most favourite from Culture Club.


Re: Loving would be easy - ketchim - 10-14-2010

Red , Gold and Green ............black and white :

Guyana Flag

                        [Image: gy-lgflag.gif]


Re: Loving would be easy - Nargis - 10-14-2010

thats yellow not gold


Re: Loving would be easy - ketchim - 10-14-2010

I suffer from colour blind .... ::lol::


Re: Loving would be easy - Nargis - 10-14-2010

so did burnham  :grin:


Re: Loving would be easy - Nargis - 10-14-2010




Re: Loving would be easy - Artemisback - 10-14-2010

[quote author=~Nargis~ link=topic=41369.msg279020#msg279020 date=1287076707]
thats yellow not gold
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The National Flag of Guyana is called "The Golden Arrowhead". It bears five colors - red, black, yellow, white and green The flag has the unique design of two triangles (one within the other) issuing from the same base. The outer triangle is gold-colored (arrow-shaped) with a narrow border of white along two sides. The inner triangle is red with a narrow strip of black bordering the sides. The background of the flag is green, representing the agricultural and forested nature of Guyana. The white border represents the rivers and water potential. The golden arrow represents Guyana's mineral wealth and the black border, the endurance that will sustain the forward thrust of the Guyanese people. The red of the flag represents the zeal and dynamic nature of nation-building which lies before the young and independent Guyana.


Re: Loving would be easy - Artemisback - 10-14-2010

Words by Cleveland W. Hamilton Music by Frank Daniels From Pakaraima’s peaks of pow’r
To Courentyne’s lush sands,
Her children pledge each faithful hour
To guard Guyana’s lands.
To foil the shock of rude invader
Who’d violate her earth,
To cherish and defend forever
The State that gave them birth.
We’ll forge a nation’s might soul
Construct a nation’s frame;
Freedom our everlasting goal,
Courage and truth our aim,
Unyielding in our quest for peace
Like ancient heroes brave,
To strive and strive and never cease
With Strength beyond the slave.
Guyana, climb the glorious perch
To fame, prosperity;
Join in the universal search
For world-wide comity.
Your people what soe’er their breed
Their hue or quality,

With one firm never changing creed
The nation’s unity.