I don't think so...

Looks like a blackboard to me...With the felt chalk eraser attached by string or rope...

Well what's the book about? A translation of the title would at least let us determine if it's relevant to the front picture. I can't see how it wouldn't be relevant.

Is it about schoolchildren? Learning? Teaching?

pretty weak so far. yes a translation would be nice.

Pietje bell is the name of the main character.

It's just a street kid with a big mouth and a harte of gold and his adventures.

I Haven't read it. and I don't think I can translate it for ya. As it's illegal and against ATS rules. I did not found a link yet.

However it's about the drawing on the cover.

Ok guys let it be !!


I just found proof that it's NOT! proof.

On a different picture the wire looking thing ends op in a ball of well... wire or something.

It most definitely does NOT ! look like a electrical wire on it.

Nothing to see here. Just move along.


Sorry about that !
Just me getting enthusiastic

Sorry but I think you can "chalk" this up to an over-active imagination unless you are referring to his Sarah Palin wink or the Devil hand gesture.

I'm from Florida and am always leery of a person who wears black socks with shorts. Wreaks of a tourist and I don't mean from another time.

I agree with #2 poster, it is a blackboard with eraser dongle.

Regards...kk


[edit on 20-3-2010 by kinda kurious]

I'd be right there with ya if the kid had a universal remote in the other hand!

Unfortunately I think it's just a case of mistaken identity. Good catch though!

Originally posted by Sinter Klaas


Nothing to see here. Just move along.


Sorry about that !
Just me getting enthusiastic

Ive seen much worse than your thread around here. I find your thread rather interesting. I wouldnt be so quick to dismiss it.

There is other interesting symbolism in the cover as well.

[edit on 20-3-2010 by Skyfloating]

Geenstijl. sorry, no style, this thread...

Whoa, this site always delivers in the mind-blowing category. That IS a flat screen TV. I don't know if it's proof of time travel, but it's a darn good start. Why would a picture frame have an electrical cord? It doesn't make sense, unless it's a flat screen TV.