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2. File:Monsters, Inc. logo.svg - Wikipedia

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3. File:Gentle monster logo.svg - Wikipedia

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7. File:FSM Logo.svg - Wikipedia

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   The FSM emblem, which resembles, in this earthly realm, a type of crab which one finds scuttling sideways on a shore (except Earth crabs have 6 legs for walking and 2 for swimming, which could indicate that earthly humans see only the terrestrial legs not the sacred swimming legs; this subject remains a mystical contemplation the scope of which ...