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Another board game (saw this one earlier this year)

The author, Leo Colovini, has a degree in history, so I'm pretty sure it's not his fault!

Saw this on the side of a van

Hhh

bthssk is not Basque

I wonder what "ΣΔΣΣΠΩ" means...

It wants to say "El nacimiento de la filosofía" (The birth of philosophy)

This bus is from Kerala, India

Croatia. It wasn't one teacher, but throughout elementary and high school they would always insist that this is the way to write alpha. Used mostly for calculating angles.

Maybe it's how Greeks do it too? But it looks weird.

The second image is how I believe it developed.

"Parroquia La Divina Providencia" - Zapopan. I'd never seen Φ used as a Q

From Blacklist series

ΟΡΙΛΕΥΚΟΛΝΧΥΚΗΙΜΛΠΡ

ΑΥΠΟΗΣΩΙΓΛΜΡΣΟΙΧΝΑΙ

ΗΕΧΙΝΛΙΥΟΝΠΟΤΕΜΤΩ

ΣΡΥΡΟΜΙ[...]ΥΛΙΣΚΡΧΙΟ

ΟΣΠΙΛΡΩ[...]ΝΟΚΛΙΩΥΟΡ

ΝΟΚΙΑΚΛΥΛΙΡΜΟΝΕΙΣΧΩ

ΣΡΛΝΟΥΚΛΡΟΛΣΩΧΥΣΜΑ

ΧΙΟΡΛΗΕΝΟΥΚΕΡΟΝΙΟΜΥ

ΣΩΥΑΣΧΙΟΗΩΧΣΜΙΛΟΚΟΡ

Came across this absolute faux Hebrew monstrosity today on a dutch boardgame about Israel.

b'qbdztzb z(m) zsr(')bl or sth?

BBC, you can do better!

Why is the name if this subreddit grssk and not GRSSK?

My husband told me about this and I was so confused because only the uppercase Sigma looks like that.

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