Talk:La Pyramide Inversée
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It could be noted that in the Da Vinci Code, the movable small pyramid could still be part of a larger one below, just not connected. This could be up for discussion, if you want to email me.--Mike Theodore 21:29, 8 October 2006 (UTC)
That's exactly what I thought, the fact that the top can be removed does not prove anything. They probably wouldn't dig it up if it was there, either. Think about the press and all the people breaking in to remove small pieces of the inner pyramid? No wonder they keep it secret. My guess is they're all in on it, or that they've signed some specific contract not to tell anything... Still, it would be SO cool if they could actually prove that Jesus was married and had kids! -essi 19.30, 28.11/2006 GMT+1
[edit] "It was meant as an object but it is an object to transmit light
What is the original quate for this? This is either a non-sensical and poorly worded phrase, a mistranslation, or someone abusing Babelfish. pookster11 05:23, 14 April 2007 (UTC)
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