When you realize

The official flag of France in the 17th century was actually just a plain white flag, this is not a joke. It must've been confusing on the battlefield!

I know, why did they use a plain flag?

Because they are cheese eating surrender monkeys - groundskeeper willie

France technically has the most battle victories out of all the world's nations. They got defeated once in WW2, and now everyone sees them as a country that always surrenders.

Didn't their "gov't" GIVE UP to Hitler, with NO FIGHT ?
Waterloo, was another famous defeat, wasn't it ?
Not fact chekn U, just asking

No, the french didn't give up. They drank all the good wine before the nazis got there :P

C'est la vie

Just like every nation in existence, France has had its fair share of defeats. All I'm saying is that their image was ruined after WW2.

No foul, just doing a little sweeping. 😎

Ok

What? I think their image was preserved. Why? Because before the nazis came, they drank all of their good wine so the nazis wouldn't have it.

Yes. Although I didn't come up with the joke.

alright

That's pretty good.

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The flags from Apollo 12, 16 and 17 are still on the moon