World Cup 2002 football game at Korea and Japan. We see different culture's relations to their country's banners. (Photos on this page are published by Reuters. Used here by fair-use.)
All commentary are opinion only.
BRAzilians with their unabashed sultriness.
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For a interview of the Brazilian style carnival, see:
Viviane Castro braziliam model Carnaval 2008 at
http://youporn.com/watch/150025/viviane-castro-braziliam-model-carnaval-2008/
Unabashed sultry Brazillian with its glitzy carnival outfit and the unashamed English chicks with English high-hat.
This teats-showing diaphanousness represents the English Saint George's Cross.
Young and brash and prim Americans with their star spangled enthus. On the left, the girl is wearing a cowboy hat. On the right, the girl is wearing a bandanna, T-shirt, pajama shorts, reflecting the cultured informality of their country. Also note the cross necklace above the girl's cleavage. USA, like England and much of Europe, is a God-believing country of the Christian sect, Protestant and Mormon factions in particular.
Contrast between Brazilians and Turks (for some reason the Turks are also waving Japanese flag.).
mixed-blood, party all the time, incorregible Brazilians.
What would be a good caption for this photo? It looks like a pimping English with two carnal Brazilians.
Mexico and her sombrero. Mexico is located near the equator. The girls in her country is literally hot. They wear this hat with wide brim to protect themselves from the sun. Note the Coat of Arms in the Mexico flag on the girl's badana. It features a cactus, another produce of Mexico. The turf of the Spanish Mexico once extends upwards to what today is USA's California, Utah, Nevada, and Arizona. They are lost to USA in 1848 due to Manifest Destiny.
See also Flag of Mexico
South Korean model Shin Min-a (born 1984) as Miss World Cup Korea 2002, wearing her flag as a sarong in Football World Cup 2002 Photo from http://xotcho.free.fr/photos/0501/miss_world_cupfull.jpg, 2006-04, source unknown.
See also: Flag of South Korea, and Football World Cup 2002 naming controversy.
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