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Little-known fact, the Paris olympics have added a new sport which anyone can take part in. It's called "see if you can guess which sport the official olympics pictograms represent".
And before you say "well that one's kayaking!", what about the other one that seems to involve spearing kayaks with an oar? And I'm a bit worried about the one that hints at shooting horses, or the cyclist road accident, or the people in sunglasses about to be decapitated by an airplane propeller.
And those are actually the legitimate pictograms.
Edited to add: The brains trust informs me that some of the ones I couldn't identify are "space origami" and "competitive flower arranging" (bottom row) and "sunglasses trivial pursuit" (second row). Apparently there's also "Morris dancing", "fried egg throwing", "full contact BBQ", and "cluedo". Beats my guess of "sportsball, sportsball, sportsball, sportsball, sportsball, sportsball, athletics, athletics, athletics".
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Second row, sixth icon. I see what it is now, but my first thought was "assassin's hood".
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Pac-man or Hungry Hippos?
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Second row, sixth icon. I see what it is now, but my first thought was "assassin's hood".
Some sort of martial art
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Pac-man or Hungry Hippos?
Equestrian, but there is another one that seem to involve a horse, a firearm, and pair of trainers. Is it youth hunting?
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kiwifidget:
Pac-man or Hungry Hippos?
That's a Kanisa(?) figure which creates the illusion of an edge without there being one, so there's an illusory square there created by the Pac-man horses heads.
I'm sure the designer got a bonus point for that one.
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