Octopus sign on car
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Octopus sign on high-end cars. I keep seeing a few cars about (in the Sussex area) that have strange 'logo' on them that looks like an octopus in a circle. Where the head is, is a letter. Ive seen one on a bentley and one on a ferrari. When I was in France the other day, I saw a porsche with exactly the same logo on. It looks weird and at first I thought it was a company logo, but don't think it is.. Is it a specific tuning logo or does any one know??
Flying Spaghetti Monster? It was a piss take religion created by atheists to poke fun at religious people by mirroring their beliefs, only with a monster made of spaghetti rather than a Jewish man with a beard. Christians have those fish symbols on their cars, and I've seen a few flying spaghetti monster ones 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Spaghetti_Mons...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_Spaghetti_Mons...
Edited by RobM77 on Tuesday 18th November 17:22
There was a Pastafarian recently who won the right to wear a colander on his head in his driving license picture on the basis that it was allowed for other religions to wear their specific headdresses in their pictures, so why could he not wear the holy head gear of those that worship the Noodly one, i.e. the hallowed bowl of many holes. Brilliant.
Easy_Targa said:
There was a Pastafarian recently who won the right to wear a colander on his head in his driving license picture on the basis that it was allowed for other religions to wear their specific headdresses in their pictures, so why could he not wear the holy head gear of those that worship the Noodly one, i.e. the hallowed bowl of many holes. Brilliant.
There are a number of people who have tried this, many have succeeded, but the point being that a colander on your head doesn't cover your face (like say a burqa), so it's not something they can object to anyway - i.e. it's not a religious argument in fact.
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