Symbols you are curiously attached to

[Daverson]

I quite like cogwheels, in case you hadn't noticed =p

The flash and circle is pretty nice too, but those damn fascists ninja'd it >=\

 

[Ljs1121]

I have a thing for the fleur-de-lis. Not sure why, but I find it amazingly pretty.

Spoiler: Yay for French stuff

Also, I quite like stylized versions of the letters L, J, and S (L the most, though), as well as the numbers 1 and 2. Someday I want to make an extremely pretty picture of my username using ornately designed letters and numbers.

 

[TheDoctor455]

I've always loved the various glowing blue Forerunner symbols in Halo.

Guess I'm just a sucker for bright lights.

You must be fun with bug zappers.

Anyway...

I have something of an attachment to the Neverwinter Eye:

http://media.giantbomb.com/uploads/0/3/175768-neverwinter_nights_large.jpg

 

[Benpasko]

I have a number. I just kinda came up with it one day for no reason and it stuck to the point where I'd put it instead of my name on assignments in school and they'd know who it was.

1101928375

 

[Ieyke]

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My electrodynamics teacher calls it "Nabla" and so does Wikipedia, but I've never heard it called "Atled". I knew it was an upside-down capital delta, but "Nabla" was the name of the symbol that stuck with me.

Atled and anádelta are the other (more logical) names of the symbol.

"anádelta"(ανάδελτ&#945 literally means "upside-down delta".
"Atled" is because the names of upside-down Greek letters are their names spelled backwards (e.g. an upside-down Omega is an Agemo). Most of the reversed spellings are almost completely unused because the upside-down versions of those symbols have no existing purposes in science or mathematics, but they do go from Ahpla to Agemo.