More likely he uses a rolled-up copy of Forbes with his own picture on the cover.
Lest we forget: back in 2008 Trump was interviewed for the Colbert Report for a story about how he was fighting to keep a gigantic, zoning-restriction-breaking American flag on one of his golf courses and admitted during the interview that he had no idea what the thirteen stripes represented.
That’s why he never remembers what it looks like (or what it’s name is). As far as he is concerned it’s a woman (with all that that entails in his mind).
Also… is that his belly bouncing in the bottom of the frame?
Yetch, I’m not sure if I’ll sleep tonight.
It’s the Red, White, and Blue. Thirteen red and white stripes alternating, one for each of the original thirteen colonies, starting with red. Fifty white stars on a blue field, one per state, alternating rows of six and five ending with a row of six.
Even then, the markers were still too big for his hands, and the challenge too big for his brain, they should have started him at a grade level he could handle.
Were you trying to copy off your reflection?
Zaphod did sign the order for the destruction of Earth, though.
At this point who could blame him?
“columns”
“five and four”
Came to this thread for the My Pet Goat reference. Leaving the thread satisfied. Thanks @Brainspore
I was an art student, so, um, yeah.
Obsessively.
Wasn’t that what was expected of me?
Another angle. Incredible. An alien or a head trauma victim or a time traveler from the pre-revolutionary era could have colored that illustration in correctly just by looking around the room for a few seconds.
I yet quail at potatoe.
I was waiting for that reference too.
Attention elected officials: stay out of our children’s classrooms.
Oh, for the days when a single boneheaded spelling error could ruin a man’s political future forever.
Sigh.
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The idiot was copying the only thing in the room that wasn’t a flag, the books on the shelf beside him…
He misspelled potato, now we have one for president. smdh.
That’s an insult to potatoes; as they are actually useful.