¡ Flag, Upside Down Exclamation Mark

The Upside Down ¡ Flag is a tri-bar of red-violet-yellow with a yellow ¡ in the middle.  The colours are derived from ASCII's number code which is further coded up with colours of the rainbow—for the background colours.

Σ Flag

The Σ flag is orange and black.  It is based upon the code 228 for this symbol which is translated into the colours orange and black.

® Flag, The Registered Trademark Flag

Run! It's the circled R! ®

It's a pastor, a good-fella'...NO...it's...it's...LAWYER MAN! 


Like the iconic Batman symbol it is warning shot to others that a symbol is protected by Lawyer Man and the League of Semi-Hewmawn Justices.

Unlike the imaginary Superman or Wonder Woman.  Lawyer Man is real.  And he has magical abilities.  He can make all your money disappear with the stroke of his magic pen, or he can confine you to a small room for the rest of your life, and in some cases his magical pen can kill!

This flag is a quad-bar of white, red, violet, and green.  In the upper canton area is the ® symbol of protection.  Any violators beware! Lawyer Man will come to anyone's rescue for the right price!

LAWYER MAN LIVES!

— Flag, The Dash Flag

— Flag, Dash Coded to 0151 Colours with ALT

— Dash is long — 

- Hyphen/Minus is short -

The dash is a symbol used a lot in writing and newspapers.  Yet it does not have its own key.  Why not?  The ASCII code is 0151, and when you put colour metrics this is the flag you get.  Red is coded to one, cyan/blue is coded to 5 and white is coded to zero.  The dash symbol takes center stage.

α & Ω Flags

The α Flag is orange, green and black.  However, the Ω Flag is orange, green, yellow, and blue.  The differences is based upon the numerical code difference between flags. The colour order is based upon rainbow order which is tied to the ASCII colour metrics.

By coincidence both flags have orange in the hoist and green at the fly.

¿ Flag

The ¿ Flag is a tri-bar of red, indigo, and black.  In the middle is an upside down question mark.  If ever had to find that upside key for Spanish Home Work, it is a hidden ALT key.  The code is 1-6-8.  Remember red is coded to 1, indigo is 6, and black is 8. 

With this version of the Original Super Mario, a Spanish filter has been added.  The question marks appear upside down and Mario, or rather Marces must jump on these ¿■ boxes.

© Flag

The © Flag is vertical quad-bar of white, red, indigo, and pink.  Each background colour is coded to number.  In this case, the numbers are 0-1-6-9 which are is ASCII ALT numbers to make this symbol appear.