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RE: Origin of the 'Picnic Table' Glyph - Dana Scott - 03-03-2026 (02-03-2026, 08:16 PM)R. Sale wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.IMHO, it's a coincidental similarity because they are not really the same symbol. When written properly, the Tibetan letter has "curved legs" intentionally turning outward. The quincunx legs are straight. Typed Korean consonant j looks interesting as well: [b]ㅈ[/b] Regards, Dana Scott RE: Origin of the 'Picnic Table' Glyph - Dobri - 03-03-2026 RE: Origin of the 'Picnic Table' Glyph - Dobri - 03-03-2026 RE: Origin of the 'Picnic Table' Glyph - eggyk - 03-03-2026 RE: Origin of the 'Picnic Table' Glyph - R. Sale - 03-03-2026 RE: Origin of the 'Picnic Table' Glyph - Dobri - 04-03-2026 RE: Origin of the 'Picnic Table' Glyph - R. Sale - 09-03-2026 RE: Origin of the 'Picnic Table' Glyph - Dobri - 01-05-2026 |