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[challenge entry] The Daily Mail decided a new look was in order

This took me ages, so you better all like it, *glares*

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(LexWest, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 20:53, archived)
# Isn't the swaztika
an old symbol for good look and stuff?

....just saying!
(Quatermass and teh Shit, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 20:54, archived)
# I believe (and I'm no historian, so I might just look it up)
it was also used by a rather nasty group of Germans called the Nazis, who ran around being generally beastly to pretty much everyone who didn't fit in with their ideals. ;) Much like the Daily Mail.
(I helped save b3ta! magnum, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 20:56, archived)
# I thought it was a chineese simble
for peice.

But I also remember gandy being involved in the story of the swaztika, so I could be wrong.
(I helped save b3ta! G/PP 💩💩💩💩💩&#128, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 20:58, archived)
# A chineese simble for peice?
Come on, man... now you're not even trying anymore...
(I helped save b3ta! Sexy Picard 2000, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 21:06, archived)
# 'gandy'
made me laugh more
(I helped save b3ta! Reverend Dan, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 21:21, archived)
# That depends
on whether it points clockwise or anticlockwise.
(I helped save b3ta! Moon Girl Technologies horrendous beanbag, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 21:30, archived)
# i think it was mirrored,
it used to be an indian symbol or something.

that's what got Crispian Mills in trouble.
(I helped save b3ta! Reverend Dan, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 21:01, archived)
# There's a similar symbol,
but with three prongs. It's made up of 7's, which is a traditionally powerful magical number.
(I helped save b3ta! supermoore: HUNG, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 21:03, archived)
# what
good are mills for crisps...they would just get all powdery.
(I helped save b3ta! Tyronne Get To Falkirk, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 21:03, archived)
# No, not mills for crisps
Crispian Mills, like Victorian Mills, but during the reign of Good King Crispian, leader of the hat revolution of 1432
(I helped save b3ta! magnum, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 21:07, archived)
# good
olde king crispy....well he was when he was burnt at the stake for the well known 1503 testicle tax reformation.
(I helped save b3ta! Tyronne Get To Falkirk, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 21:11, archived)
# Ho ho ho
Happy days, happy days indeed. *sigh*
(I helped save b3ta! magnum, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 21:13, archived)
# It used to be (and still is) a Hindu symbol for peace and good luck.
Thats where the nazis got it from, to try and give them good luck. It was the other way round, though. Which could be why it didnt work...

What happened with Crispian Mills? I discovered Kula Shaker after they split up, and knew he said something about it but I dont know what.
(costie, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 22:08, archived)
# It know it was used...
by the Romans as a symbol of revolution, but I think it originated from Greece, it was the other way around then however.
(LexWest, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 21:03, archived)
# mmmm


its new
(elasticanimal, Sun 1 Feb 2004, 21:15, archived)