Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

ElderProphet07 wrote:He circled his own name in red pen as if he knew we would come looking

Verily, I must ask: has anyone measured the angle of the red pen circle relative to the page margin? I have a 1984 classical Japanese dictionary with furigana (only 1987 and 1991 editions found so far) and the angle appears consistent with 47° ± 2°.

Please provide:
- Thrift store name and city
- Timestamped receipt photo (thermal paper acceptable but must show serial)
- Angle measurement from top edge of page
- Any other circled names or markings on adjacent pages

I am sorry if this seems obsessive. Order is important. (;)

ok the angle stuff is cool and all but can we back up to the thing that actually matters WHO is holding the physical yearbook right now and does it go BACK to that thrift store if nobody buys it?? because if it just goes back on the shelf and some kid buys it for a school project we lose the whole thing y'know. can whoever found it please just say where it lives tonight and if anyone has actually scanned the full spread and not just the one page ~<3

^ this - angle consistency is the only falsifiable claim in the thread so far

LyrikUebersetzer wrote:^ this - angle consistency is the only falsifiable claim in the thread so far

lyrik still owes DEERE the dial answer from topic 3257 btw waiting on that clock before i trust ANY of his angles

^ this CornfieldCrazy_82 about where the yearbook actually lives tonight

y r u all even asking angle when u dont know where the yearbook is srsly

boss_tima_76 wrote:y r u all even asking angle when u dont know where the yearbook is srsly

this. ElderProphet07 still hasnt said whether he BOUGHT the thing. day 37+. you wanna measure angles with a thrift store paper but you wont answer "did you pay for it" - why bother with the red pen circle if ya dont even own the page someone answer where the physical book lives tonight or the whole angle thing is just another 47 with no receipt.