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[Awhite2490]

I was looking at the following image:
http://tagruato.jp/images/ganu_ceo.jpg
And noticed the symbol on the table, just subtle enough to be a clue. It shows 2 hands holding up the Earth.
You can see the logo clearly here:
http://tagruato.jp/images/tagruato_screen_bw.gif

Atlas is a Titan from Greek mythology, charged with holding up the sky (although he is commonly associated with holding up the Earth, this is actually incorrect). We can assume that this logo might be a reference to Atlas's commonly misconstrued curse (that of holding up the Earth). I don't know if this has any real possible connection to the monster...but I thought I'd bring it up.

This whole thing is got so much info so fast. I'm having a hard time catching up

[e2c]

yea well the other day someone found this alternative tagruato corp logo of one hand actually gripping the earth (some users got it as their avatar). so i think there is deffo some meaning behind this. however i wouldnt interpret too much into it. its obvious this company is up to no good.

[Dr. Awkward]

[SlushoLover]

[firelight]

anyone know which portion of the world is shown in the following logo behind the character:

http://tagruato.jp/images/paraffun_logo.gif

or if it is not a globe behind the character what is the image within the sphere represented by the different tones of brown?[/url]

[Euchre]

I'd like to note that the two Slusho logos are not precisely the same.
They are different in size, both rendered and as files. The smaller image is actually the larger file. I loaded that into Adobe to see if it was an animated gif with the timing turned off, but it would appear it's not. Haven't played with the larger image.

[Finch]

[Dr. Awkward]

[Euchre]

[Finch]

Just checked over everything on ParafFun's section on Tagruato.jp, you know the part that has things like "Making shiny candles? ParafFun!". Well all of the ParafFun things it mentions are indeed paraffin uses. That page reads a little too much like the wikki for paraffin if you ask me. However, on the subject of moderating neutrons it seems that the only mention of paraffin being used for this purpose was James Chadwick's 1932 experiments to identify the neutron. It seems that since then they have used something called "heavy water" and boron free graphite among a few other things but no mention whatsoever of anyone using paraffin for moderating neutrons for almost 70 years. Why would a paraffin maker even mention their product being used for something that it has apparently been obsolete at doing for well over half a century?

[Dr. Awkward]

[Finch]

I think those that created the site looked up the paraffin wikki and used its laundry list of uses without actually doing any research beyond that.

[Bruce]

[Dr. Awkward]

[Bruce]