Am I the only one who thinks the 86 emblem looks like a swastika?

[daftpunk]

no

[synchromesh]

Originally Posted by daftpunk

no

Well, Nickelback pretty much said that as well. More like afterwards, "#Respect".


I just had a bad day a couple nights ago. Talking to a lifeguard while a man is gazing too long (in the old days it was acceptable; today 2 seconds for a woman, 3 seconds for men is the limit imho), a guy smelling like baby oil (search Johnson and Johnson lawsuit) at the top rate bar, and the smell of natural gas coincidentally drafting by, brought this topic up piece.


Wonder if Hilter complained about people with no class like those who simply couldn't just say "sorry" and explain themselves. In our society, as a teenager someone suggested it happens too much.

[mav1178]

Are we talking Buddhism "normal" swastika, or the twisted swastika?

[synchromesh]

Originally Posted by mav1178

Are we talking Buddhism "normal" swastika, or the twisted swastika?

In the eyes of the beholder. Although you might want to be careful as for example in Austria you could end up at the police station if you're strutting around in Nazi paraphernalia and such.


The most modern usage of the swastika symbol appears to be the religion known as Raelism. With approximately over 100,000 members worldwide, the founder is a former automobile journalist and retired professional racecar driver. It is written that many wealthy Japanese members funded to generate publicity. The Tran-Am series and SpeedVision GT Championships had the likes of Lotus Esprits, P-cars, Vipers and Raptors going around in circles.

[The86Minister]

Didn't actually realize the emblem resembled "86" until just a few months before buying the car.
Used to read it as "IL II"...