does anyone recognise this image/symbol?

Sir Digby Chicken Caesar

http://mordeth.ath.cx/milli-original.bmp

this has been bothering me and phaxx for a few years now ... it's a damned cool symbol though

did I spell symbol right?

havok*

A game Alpha map by any chance ?

Lenny

Lol
I have a dirty mind
if you look at it
it looks like a penis curled up, and you can see the *ahem* head
and it appears that seman is comming out of the top.. am i right?
rofl

Hobbes

Seen it before. Can't remember where. Think it's upside down as well.

Lenny

its the reavers sign.

leeroybrown

A what?

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Jug-A-Lug

it looks like a native american symbol for a snake, by native american id guess navahgo (spelling) or even as far south as aztec/toltec/mayan

but its definetly from the americas

Bob the Unlucky Octopus

Not Navajoe, but I'm almost sure it's an Aztec symbol. Looks like a portrayal of a Gila monster lizard- remember seeing something exactly like it on a Nat'l Geographic documentary. The forked tongue and posture of the lizard leave me in no doubt, though I might be wrong.

Bob the Unlucky Octopus

Puck

Maybe there's clue in the name? Is it a millipede?

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John (yes THE John!)
"Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government."

elexes

it dose look like a dick ...
but dono what its from becides guessing the symbol for fertility maby

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Winning Hand

Im pretty sure its not Navajo, and it doesnt strike me as being aztec or inca either, its missing references to the sun which prevail in most of their works.
The protrusion above the "head" is confusing me as it is unlike any of the other ones.

Is it too aggressive for greco-roman?

If I had to guess, and I stress guess I'd say its far eastern in origin, mongolian or japanese maybe

Clintons Cat

its a fertility symbol <view it on its side>
Probally one of the most reoccurring themes throughout precivillised cultures worldwide,
<after the man with a giant "thingy".>
Sun motive,Cycle of life,universal order,would sugest highly civilised belief system,inca possibly or pre-colombian,although the eye in the center is reminisent of Ra the eygptian sun god it is a reoccuring image throughout SA.
in a collectors auction expect to pay £1000 dollar yen.
ok im bluffing.

Kix

Well, I don't know what it represents but the creature is clearly a millipede. The filename should have been a bit of a give-away.

Not a snake, a dragon or a boy's bits.

K

black_wizardd

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Kix:
the creature is clearly a millipede.</font>

Dirty little fúckers.

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