> No, I haven't gone nuts.

> But I _have_ gone bananas! : ) : ) ; )

> Don't stop reading yet! This is a serious attempt at solving the central
> glyph symbol for Glyph 5.

> (Again, I think this is an original idea, being such a dim-witted one and
> all ; ), but if you came up with this theory before me, please post the
> link to your post on this forum in the unlikely event this turns out to be
> right! : P)

> I've been searching through Google and lots of websites for...well...a few
> days now : P, and I haven't found anything that really _really_ resembles
> the G5 central symbol yet.

> And then, a few posts ago, it hit me. But it took a little while longer
> for me to come up with a cohesive theory from this : ).

> For fun, I queried to the crowd if the symbol could actually be: a banana
> peel? Naturally, no one thought anything of it, hehehe. I didn't
> seriously mean it at the time, either.

> But the more I look at it, the more I think the symbol very well _could_
> be a banana peel. It has a close enough shape, and we recently found out
> through the
> efforts of The Forum Fanfest Glyph Enhancement Imaging Expert (sorry,
> can't remember who it was : P) that the curls on the "top" of
> the symbol don't
> form a closed loop.

> So, how to get from "banana peel" to "K"? Well, banana
> peels usually tend to contain bananas : P. And while bananas are nice,
> wholesome, nutritous fruits with
> surely many vitamins and minerals and other good qualities, whenever I
> hear of them, I usually hear about them because of one particularly
> special nutrient that (apparently?) many other fruits seem to lack.

> Bananas are a good source of potassium.

> Potassium is also known as Vitamin "K."

> I therefore postulate that G5 = "K."

> Thoughts? : )

> --Mav