so far the only things i can come up with is a forest, which i suppose can be man-made and sort of has religious relevance and crosses. I haven't seen crosses that are bigger than cars though, i am sure there are some though. Crosses can be held in your hands and i doubt mog would have hinted "religious relevance" to a forest. I am stumped... so is everyone on yahoo answers

Yeah, I'm stumped too. I'm letting Princess take the next question. We only have 2 left.

my best guess is a totem pole lol... but i would think that has at least some art to it also you guys have worked hard for this one so im not gonna jump in and steal a question

Last Edited : Monday, October 26, 2009 - 11:09

Its a good guess native_68 but its not correct.
A little white dove told me that its related to an asian religion, does this prod anything in anyones brain?,because im stumped and I dont want to waste any guesses without atleast discussing it.
Cheers Angie

if its not common in america... its not a cross or totem pole... i'm thinking it is something built before the first settlers came to america... i was first thinking of noahs ark but its not a boat! freakin mog is killing me with this one...

I dont know what `prayer wheels` are made of, or it could be a `pagoda`

i bet mog has some nameless wooden contraption that he built and now prays too... its made of fudgesicle sticks and is located just south of the us border...in mexico!

but thats not a guess...i'll let someone who has been playing this longer get in the last question!

Maybe Klyph has seen this object while out flying around in helicopters over Korea.

i was thinking prayer wheels as well...which i believe were made of wood... but they do have moving parts...

Ah, you poor saps! A whole page and no question?

bringing info back to the front, they are still being built today simon. Also, it can't be a pagoda because it is not a building although they do look great I have seen a few pagodas in korea. There is one next to my house so i have definitely seen them from the sky . A pagoda can also look like a gazebo, thats what the one down the street looks like and it has the same general purpose. sorry mog thought it might be an obelisk but after looking it up turns out obelisks are made of stone. so... no question lol

There are just too many different religions in Asia to even begin researching. I am soooo stumped.

i am not following the asian religion bit of information. If so it would almost have to be something mainstream. IE: budhism, hinduism, something to do with monk culture, etc. Judaism, Catholicism, and Islam all stem from the same origins yet there are tens of thousands of religions based on just the lore and writings of these three religions. Buddhism and Hindi the same.

I doubt singling out a religion would be the best way to go. I have been researching things that are a bit more feasible. Wood carvings, statues, monuments. Most of the things i find are ruled out simply by their size. most things that are wood and bigger than a car are in fact buildings of some sort of transportation.

I have found a ton of things that fit every parameter save one. This is beyond frustrating, i say we just have kagogi for dinner tonight, main ingredient: Mog. (its a korean dish made of dog meat served various ways, i am sure mandog meat will suffice)

This sounds very much like monkey meat that we used to have back in the Navy. Sounds tasty. Maybe a nice bottle of cheap wine to top it off?

Is it a temple?

It is not a temple.

25th and last question?

Question 25 - What the hell is it?

Now thats a good question lol
Mog is this one of Andy's creations?

mogs toothpick stick shrine in canada

No, Princess, I came up with this little honey myself.

My toothpick shrine is in Jamaica, not Canada.

I can't answer "What the hell is it?" with a yes or no...

Still 25th question...