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CELEBRITIES ARE VERY talented people, for the most part. When it comes to flags, however, there’s a blind spot in their knowledge.
James McVey and Emily Atak were tasked with doing the Dingo Dollar challenge in last night’s episode, which involved zip-lining out to flags and matching them with the named country.
Valiantly, James sent Emily out on the wire to grab the Irish flag, “the green, white and orange one”, as he said himself.
Except, the flag the show used was the one for the Ivory Coast, not Ireland.
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(Or, at the very least it was the Irish flag, and they hung the bloody thing upside down.) Either way, bit of an oversight.
As always, the devil works hard but Twitter works harder.
Catching up with @imacelebrity from last night and you clearly don’t know the difference between an Ireland flag and an Ivory Coast flag. #tiocfaidhárlá
@imacelebrity pls sort your flags out - Irish flag and Ivory Coast have been mixed up on one side by whoever put them together - replay tonight’s trial to see what I mean #Disgraceful
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Friday 22 November, 2024
Friday 22 November, 2024
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I'm A Celeb's flag challenge caused absolute war on Twitter when they got the Irish one arse-ways
CELEBRITIES ARE VERY talented people, for the most part. When it comes to flags, however, there’s a blind spot in their knowledge.
James McVey and Emily Atak were tasked with doing the Dingo Dollar challenge in last night’s episode, which involved zip-lining out to flags and matching them with the named country.
Valiantly, James sent Emily out on the wire to grab the Irish flag, “the green, white and orange one”, as he said himself.
Except, the flag the show used was the one for the Ivory Coast, not Ireland.
(Or, at the very least it was the Irish flag, and they hung the bloody thing upside down.) Either way, bit of an oversight.
Disappointed? Yes. Surprised? Absolutely not, TBH.
As always, the devil works hard but Twitter works harder.
Green, white and orange lads. It’s not that hard.
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emily atak i'm a celeb Ivory Coast james mcvey tiocfaidh ár lá