| Three brothers share a family sport: A non-stop marathon The oldest one is fat and short And trudges slowly on The middle brother’s tall and slim And keeps a steady pace The youngest runs just like the wind, Speeding through the race “He’s young in years, we let him run,” The other brothers say “‘Cause though he’s surely number one, He’s second, in a way.” |
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| According to U.S. law, there are officially designated days that all U.S. flags are to be flown at half-mast (for example: Memorial Day). The President and state governors also have the right to declare certain days that flags are to be flown at half-mast.
There is a particular group of U.S. flags that are never lowered to half-mast and appear to “violate” this U.S. Law. These flags were erected by U.S. Military personnel, but those troops will never be accused of doing anything wrong for those violations. These flags are currently displayed today, and they have been for numerous years. Where is this particular group of flags displayed? |
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| A two hundred dollar purchase With a twenty-five dollar rent, Until you have all four of us, Then an even return you’ll get. One is next to Illinois, |
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| I can be straight or not I can be flat or round I have three layers The rounder I am – the straighter I am I can be a person’s trademark I can be chemically challenged |
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| If you throw me from the window, I will leave a grieving wife. Bring me back, but in the door, and You’ll see someone giving life! |
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