NWS: Stuff that looks like other stuff (and accidental goatse)...

[Davey]

haha that ones like a poor man's A-Style

[Maxo]

[kwakas]

[Tin Tin]

LMAO!

[RT]

japan

[Thomas Crown]

whitetrashcharms

Saw one of their offices / stores while we were over there.

More like 'engrish' rather than 'things that look like other things' though

[perdition]

this one may surprise a few...



most recognised symbol of our times perhaps....incites hatred and racism.



this is the origional symbol and its meaning.....the germans stole it and bastardised it from its true meaning...

The swastika is a familiar sight to all those raised in Hindu culture. It adorns spiritual books, pictures of Deities, and religious implements used in worship services. Swastikas are common on Hindu wedding invitations. In fact a symbol that appears to westerners to be a swastika in the middle of a Jewish star of David has been used for thousands of years as a symbol of the combined blessings of Lord Ganesha (the remover of obstacles) and his brother Karttikeya (the god of love and the remover of negativity). By the way, contrary to anything you might be told, �Swastika� is not and has never been a German word. It is ancient Sanskrit from India which has simply been used so often in this century in connection with Hitler that it�s origins have been totally forgotten.

shouldnt the hindu one be going in the reverse direction (ie the top arm going to left rather than to the right?? - i was my understanding that the nazi has taken the symbol and reversed it???

[Maxo]

i was my understanding that the nazi has taken the symbol and reversed it???

The name "sauwastika" is sometimes given to the left-facing form of the swastika (卍), based on D'Alviella (1894),[10] though the term is merely an alternate spelling of swastika. Indians of all faiths sometimes use the symbol in both orientations, mostly for symmetry. Buddhists outside India generally use the left-facing swastika rather than the right-facing swastika, although both can be used. Claims to the effect that the left-facing swastika has inauspicious or "evil" connotations are without substance, most likely based on the stigma of left handedness. In particular, the left-facing swastika is often carved in a see-through lattice in entrance doors of Buddhist temples in China. When exiting the temple, one sees the reverse side of this lattice on the same door, which looks like a right-facing swastika.

[vbroom]

hahaha.
there can be no other meaning to that name......


edit: omg i'm retarded.
just realised its meant to say megaf-LI-cks

i was so certain there was no other way you could construe "megafuck"

[kwakas]

[kwakas]

[Spuddy]

nooo clown dont hit me not again aaaargh!
awesome

[The Saint]

edit: omg i'm retarted.

Fixed

I've always though the TSI flag had a bit of goatse about it





"Eat the wafer or eat lead!"

[kwakas]

[kwakas]

double posta

[Spuddy]

hmmm... an elmo puppet... and a person with a penis for a head... im sure theres a joke being made here, but i cant tell what it is? *puzzled*

[Callum122]

Maybe a one handed goatse

[kwakas]

hahaha, love it. even if it's not a goatse, it's still damn funny.

[Flakey]

London Olympics, 2012...

[kwakas]

man, london have tried to be all futuristic and stuff, but it just looks like it was designed in the 80's. I just expect all the athletes to rock up in happy pants and hyper colour.