>>Still, Mike has the flag and as far I can see there's no one (yet) who can take it away from him. <g>
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>What does that mean?
Evan,
An analogy to when we were kids and would play a game called "King of the Mountain". Usually on a sandpile. The one who "had the flag" was the one who made it to the top. Taking the flag away from someone was usually a lesson in fundamental military strategy where those who control the higher ground had an advantage. <g>
Mike 'has the flag' since he's done so well for himself, answering questions here and his MVP and all.
Best,
DD
Best,
DD
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