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Postby fafner » 19 years ago

At the times when this 5-points star was considered to belong to satanism, blacks cats were considered to be incarnations of evil. Should we consider black cats as evil and burn them as it was done at these times? ;) Many symbols are considered as evil/satanist, and one can accidentally appear in images such as this one. Just think about that: is this symbol considered negative in Japan?
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Postby DrFrag » 19 years ago

It think it's just a star to give the ball a bit of shape.
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Postby Latu » 19 years ago

fafner wrote: Just think about that: is this symbol considered negative in Japan?

Oooh, never thought about that. :o hmy:
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Postby CommanderEVE » 19 years ago

fafner wrote:At the times when this 5-points star was considered to belong to satanism, blacks cats were considered to be incarnations of evil. Should we consider black cats as evil and burn them as it was done at these times? ;) Many symbols are considered as evil/satanist, and one can accidentally appear in images such as this one. Just think about that: is this symbol considered negative in Japan?


i get it now :) umm... i'm not sure if it is considered negative in Japan, you should look it up in google or some thing ;)

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Postby zeo » 19 years ago

no,i dont think it was...hell,if you can get away with letting your 5 year old by silent hill,i dont think a pentogram/occult star in astro boy is gonna do much.
although it is true what fafner said...the pentogram thing by today is rather bland and dose'nt really mean much...however,back in the days of "devil crash'"...
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Postby jeffbert » 19 years ago

Sparx wrote:i get it now :) umm... i'm not sure if it is considered negative in Japan, you should look it up in google or some thing ;)

hand gestures also have different meanings to different cultures, as does nearly everything else. :d evil:
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Postby CommanderEVE » 19 years ago

jeffbert wrote:hand gestures also have different meanings to different cultures, as does nearly everything else. :d evil:


what do you mean by that?

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Postby DrFrag » 19 years ago

In Australia, if you point your finger to your ear and move it in a circle around your ear, it means crazy. I think other countries have this too. In Japan, it means crazy if the circle is drawn backwards. But forwards it means smart, like the working gears of a machine.
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Postby Latu » 19 years ago

DrFrag wrote:In Australia, if you point your finger to your ear and move it in a circle around your ear, it means crazy.

Same here, in the U.S.

DrFrag wrote:In Japan, it means crazy if the circle is drawn backwards. But forwards it means smart, like the working gears of a machine.

Oh, cool. I do it either way.
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Postby CommanderEVE » 19 years ago

DrFrag wrote:In Australia, if you point your finger to your ear and move it in a circle around your ear, it means crazy.


same in the U.K

DrFrag wrote:I think other countries have this too. In Japan, it means crazy if the circle is drawn backwards. But forwards it means smart, like the working gears of a machine.


thats clever

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