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  • #11
    yeah well, do you think it would be cool to walk around with a giant pomegranate on your shirt?

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    • #12
      Originally posted by Hayq
      An no, Ararat is not an easy symbol to draw and i dont want a necklace or a bracelet of it.
      It's hard to draw the silhouette of a mountain?? Are stick figures difficult for you to do, as well? As far as making a necklace or bracelet out of it, fair enough. But I wouldn't want the cross hanging from my neck, either. Perhaps something non-religous.

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      • #13
        Not easy to draw? Heck I can even do it in ASCII !!!

        Code:
        [b]       /\
      /~~\ 
 /\  /    \
/  \/      \[/b]
        this post = teh win.

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        • #14
          my arguement is the German Iron Cross maybe a cross, but then again it was handed out in atheistic Nazi Germany. Something non religious, hmm, seeing how Armenian history has revolved heavily around Christianity it would be difficult to find any other symbol. And no, i dont think that Ararat is a good symbol...

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          • #15



            SO here's my xxxxty, queer german designer-like explanation..

            *says with german accent

            Tzo...zie Armenian flag is in zie shape of a circle. A circle represents the unity because there are no edges to make people feel apart like in a rectangle. Gut, now..you ask me why katch vartan? Well... He was such a strong man and had a corruption-immune mind (opposite to the armenian state nowadays )...

            NOw, now, why is there this colored foild around zie flag? Well..All armenians are not the same. We are az different az zie black und zie white, zie red und zie blue. We are all in our own melting pot..und no exeptions.

            Zie flames are a way to tell that we suffered...a way to tell we did not forget and in the end.. a way to materialize vengeance
            Last edited by !EEK; 12-12-2004, 11:37 AM.

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            • #16
              Originally posted by Hayq
              that is lame. Oh yes, i can really tag that on the side of a synogague! something simple!
              Um......... you shouldn't be tagging Synogouge's period...
              "All I know is I'm not a Marxist." -Karl Marx

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              • #17
                eek man what the xxxx u talkin about lol anyway i dont have anythin to say i just wanted to put this pic up and all of yall know who that is xxxxxe.For those u who dont thats mesrop mashtots who created the armenians letters well not the last 3 the last 3 letters where added by hovhanes tumanian.
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                Last edited by georakatiny; 12-12-2004, 03:05 PM.

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                • #18
                  I don't know what symbol or to give an example of it, but Armenia needs and has earned a right for strong symbol. Something that symbolizes power, strenght, unitry, etc...A cross should be incorporated into that, but it shoud have additional charactersitics on top of that.

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                  • #19
                    Originally posted by MadHandle
                    I don't know what symbol or to give an example of it, but Armenia needs and has earned a right for strong symbol. Something that symbolizes power, strenght, unitry, etc...A cross should be incorporated into that, but it shoud have additional charactersitics on top of that.

                    you like this one?


                    Add a cross If ya want to

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                    • #20
                      Originally posted by !EEK
                      you like this one?


                      Add a cross If ya want to

                      ahhhh....no. With all the fruity colors in it...it looks like some hippy symbol.

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