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The image depicts a bronze-age prototype of a Pacman contest . . . |
Posted on 12/22/2004 10:12:25 AM PST by blam
Let me guess, this is going to be "evidence" that homosexuality has been accepted for longer than we have imagined, right? LOL
The last time we posted this image, we called it a Star Chart.
Sigh . . .okay.
First use of the Gay Pride symbol?
They're kidding with this nonsense, right? And undoubtedly at taxpayer expense.
The simplest explanation. It looks like a smiley face. Ergo, the first representation of the smiley face in history!
Never have I heard a more logical and idiotic statement. I defy anyone to look at that disk and say my "dump in the woods" theory is any less accurate. As I get older, I'm torn between respect for pure scientific pursuits versus annoyance at how many people are making a living totally wasting their time.
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The image depicts a bronze-age prototype of a Pacman contest . . . |
Looks to me like an eclipse of the Moon.
Sounds like a line from Raiders of the Lost Ark...
Nahhhh. Can't be. That would be before God put the first rainbow in the sky after the Flood...
But they didn't get it trademarked, losing out on some big bucks.
I think it obviously is one of the following: Depicts phases and eclipses of the moon; Pac-man; Was Used for target practice; or Doodling. Take your pick.
It looks like a Picasso.
I think it obviously is one of the following: Depicts phases and eclipses of the moon; Pac-man; Was Used for target practice; or Doodling. Take your pick.
Looks like the earliest known Wal-Mart smiley sticker.
Yes, this probably decorated the bumper on some chariot or wagon back then.
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