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Excuse me, Brother-Captain, but how do the Ultramarines have an omega symbol? Symbols change over time. That's a simple fact. Yet theirs has remained since the time of Ancient Greece, which was some 41 thousand years ago.
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The Emperor knew the Greek alphabet and assigned it to the Ultramarines before Guilliman was found.
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Just when everyone thought you'd finally grown up, you're back to spamming these threads.
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Because if you are fighting them, that's the last thing you'll ever see.
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>>43847339
Yes, brother-retard, you are right. And that's how omega simbol looks like in M3
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>>43847339
That's not an omega, that's a decorative U, for "this power sword is going UP your ass". Or for "Ultramarines", if you're general public.
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>>43851301
>"This power sword is going UP your ass"
Kek'd.
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>>43847339
Symbols are eternal anon, some constantly repeat themselves within human cultures despite them having zero contact. Look up Ouroboros.
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>>43847339
What is a "greece", brother?
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>>43847339
That's just how Ultra we are Brother.
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>>43853402
> I agree
I agree
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>>43853402
>using this image on an imageboard
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