Where does one find this ancient wingding-covered pita?
*Hint: It's a famous artifact which you can find on the same island as the following:
Monday, May 04, 2009
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Anyone? Anyone? Bueller? Fine. It's the Phaistos Disc. You can wiki it, OR, you can get it on a coin and carry it around in your pocket! These coins will only go up in value, so ACT NOW WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! http://www.nationaltokens.com/Greece/Documents/greece.htm
Did I mention that's in Crete? Do I get a cookie or something? I like cookies.
Congrats, Kato/OJ/Brian!! So how long did it take for you to figure it out?
And you win a cheesy Cretan souvenir of my choice. :)
Figure it out? Figure it out?!? What makes you think I didn't recognize it immediately thanks to my extensive knowledge of the Minoan civilization? Oh, I see. You think I probably googled Crete museum clay disk, or dolphin fresco, or something like that? Well, I am shocked...SHOCKED! Did you know if you put it on a record player and play it backwards, you can hear "Paul is dead"? Truth muffin!
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