I've never been much of a patriot before, nor much of an ascii artist (i look at alot of these obfus and drool, really). But here's something i made in my spare time thats both. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;map{chomp;print pack("H*","$_");}<DATA>
__DATA__
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note: like i said, i'm not much of an artist, so i couldn't figure out a way to get stars in there for an american flag. but greets still go out to the 270,000,000 of you who would proudly recognize them if i -had- put them on there. (8
have a nice weekend
strfry()

In reply to patriotic japh by strfry()

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