New York Smuf Flag - Ft. Brainy & Grumpy Smurf

Back in my day ft. used to mean foot or feet, as in measuring something.  But today kids with the rapple-dapple music have hijacked it to mean featuring.  But what about feast, fleet, feat...can we shorten them to mean ft too?  How about fart?  Your ft. is stinky. 

But in this fun New York flag featuring 'Ft.' Brainy Smurf and Grumpy Smurf, you can now understand the meaning of of the little device that is sometimes confused as birth control or a mop.

Superman New York Flag

 What is Superman?  A spirit, an idea, the imagination?  No, he is real as any dream and represents the best that mankind has to offer. At the pulpit of the American heart, he speaks to us and reminds us that we can be better than we used to be, and that will do.

My Little Pony Kent Flag

Kent has a white horse on its flag.  The fun My Little Pony Kent Flag has blue eyes and the cutie mark is a hop.  This region is England is famous for its hops production.  The horse is drawn in the original My Little Pony generation on style. 

Mighty Mouse Meets the Goddesses of New York

Mighty Mouse and Superman Team for the New State Flag with Sam the Eagle

I ♥ NY!

Superman on the New York State Flag

Today is the day we honor New York City.  Superman and his cousin Supersapien are taking to place the Goddesses Liberty and Justice.  Supersapien has a yellow outfit and is powered by the light of the moon.  For the moment his giving Lady Justice a smoking break as is Superman for Liberty.

Regular NY State Flag

So, if you are feeling upset, cranky, mad at America or wanna give society of piece of your mind... just watch the video below and focus on the positive and rub all over your heart like peanut butter.  It should turn that frown upside down.

Statue of the Goddess Liberty

This the State of Liberty with Phrygian Cap as she appears on the flags of New Jersey and New York.

She is holding the more ancient version of the Liberty Pole. Some people have said it looks like a mushroom on a pole, or that it was supposed to represent a certain type of mushroom.

Another story relates it to slaves becoming free in ancient Rome, as a status symbol to show people they are slaves no more.

Nonetheless, this is a fanciful recreation of the the Goddess Liberty as found on two state flags, which you can see below.