X Marks the Spot

hahah, yea lol
that was the one my first post referred to

interesting symbolism compiled in only one image

what of the 3 'trees' to the right? what would you make of it?

Always the triune or tripartite.

They remind me of that fan symbol you posted a week or so ago, which we also found on the peacock image.

I believe we found the symbol to be cuneiform.
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They remind me of that fan symbol you posted a week or so ago, which we also found on the peacock image.

I believe we found the symbol to be cuneiform.
[link to karenswhimsy.com]

Good morning aether.

:)

Look at the first symbol for God.

It's 2 'X's'.


Looks like an asterisk.
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Interesting.

good morning all (:


17th january is day of Anthony the great


I didnt take a good look at this picture yesterday


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Oooh

got better

is that the tree of life on the scroll?

Archaeological ruins and ancient texts show that handshaking was practiced in ancient Greece as far back as the 5th century BC; a depiction of two soldiers shaking hands can be found on part of a 5th century BC funerary stele on display in the Pergamon Museum, Berlin (stele SK1708) and other funerary steles like the one of the 4th century BC which depicts Thraseas and his wife Euandria handshaking (see images on the right). The handshake is thought by some to have originated as a gesture of peace by demonstrating that the hand holds no weapon.

Look at the first symbol for God.

It's 2 'X's'.


Looks like an asterisk.
[link to www.examiner.com]

Interesting.

good morning


[link to en.wikipedia.org]

/z\ is that a contradiction
man and wife do not shake hands for military motive

Radiation from the cardinal radians.

Handshake is a custom that has been adopted since Ancient Egypt, with traces that could be referring back to Babylonians.

It is not uncommon to see men walking hand in hand, or women walking arm in arm in streets.

Most agree, however, that the handshake predates written history, and is therefore somewhat difficult to track down. The earliest records we have of the handshake are from the Egyptians:

The Egyptian hieroglyphic of the extended hand represents the verb, ‘to give’. This symbol finds its derivation in the shaking of hands which represented the legend of the handing over of power from a god to an early [earthly?] ruler. Hence the Babylonian ritual (circa 1800BC) in which the king clasped the hand of a statue [the god Marduk] during the New Year’s festival so that his authority was transferred to the next year. When Babylon fell to the Assyrians hands kept right on shaking, with the new kings carrying on the ancient ritual for fear of offending the gods.

Fluid Mechanics

In fluid mechanics, an asterisk in superscript is sometimes used to mean a property at sonic speed
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Reminds me how the Sun is often drawn. With lines projecting off it.

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Creation is in the palms. Thus a backhanded strike. With this in mind, rethink turn the other cheek.

I'm taking it that you aren't too versed in Germanic War Tribes. A woman was to be as utile as her husband. Do you think only Mantises ate their mates.

ooh thanks

strange, when I first clicked the link it showed some error, but then it was good

good to see the lions are friend with each other

Yes and we get back to the illuminati thread. Crowns captured this radiation.

good morning
true
i am not

For what purpose?





A 'hat' does keep one warm.

I assume the properties of gold worn around the head, have a much different effect than a cotton poly blend.

Imitation and all that.......

that tells everything /z\ including our past and the general shape of peoples personalities today by their reaction to his presence amongst us

holy crap, my number changed
this is fancy. I guess I'll type it in from now on.

Notice that guy doesn't have any hair (alopecia) it would make sense, he probably fried it all off!

Good morning Fancy...


667 is easy to remember.

:)