FOTD: Flag of Tibet
Flag of the region of Tibet.
I chose this because 1. it's gorgeous 2. while i was on the bus yesterday, i saw a man outside the window on his balcony waving and dancing with this flag and that's pretty swag.
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FOTD: Flag of Tibet
Flag of the region of Tibet.
I chose this because 1. it's gorgeous 2. while i was on the bus yesterday, i saw a man outside the window on his balcony waving and dancing with this flag and that's pretty swag.
Free Tibet
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Free Tibet
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