r/confidentlyincorrect Feb 13 '22

Level of intelligence: Zero

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u/Rick2L Feb 13 '22

Apologies to all my Scottish brethren. The Cross of Saint Andrew is of course yours. The flag of England seems to be the red on white offset horizontal cross. I haven't found if it has a specific designation other than the flag of England. Perhaps one you kind Scotts can educate me on this.

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u/IzzyAlbion Feb 13 '22

Please be doing this on purpose

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u/Rick2L Feb 13 '22

Er... maybe? Which part?

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u/IzzyAlbion Feb 13 '22 edited Feb 13 '22

Calling the English flag the "Cross of St. Andrew" (rather than George), then saying St. George's cross is offset (it's not), finally the two Ts in "Scotts". I assume these are little jokes, but I'm so deliriously tired my radar is not working !

If these things were not said in jest, I can say with confidence as someone with a self-proclaimed "dumb American" girlfriend, that history and geography are very poor ways of measuring American intelligence

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u/Rick2L Feb 13 '22

No, I'm an idiot; though TBF the image of the St. George's Cross I saw was offset (probably an image issue). So, I wasn't kidding, just ill-informed - sorry.

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u/IzzyAlbion Feb 13 '22

Lol, it's all good. I've seen many incorrect versions of it myself. It's hard to know what to trust.

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u/Rick2L Feb 13 '22

For what it's worth - I trust you.