triangles with lines to the centroid is kind of a stretch isnt it.. i mean its the simplest polygon and anything that has three points of interest connected to the center is going to look similar to another right?

This constellation, Norma, 'the Carpenter's Square', and its adjoining constellation Circinus, 'Pair Of Compasses for drawing circles', might be taken as a pair. The two together are the emblems of masonry, and the symbol of Freemasonry.

There are a number of comments on the Net on the resemblance of the Dodge Ram logo to the human female reproductive system:

This is not a new idea, 7th century Isidore commented on the likeness:

"it is called uterus because it is two-fold and divides on both (uterque) sides, into two parts that extend apart and bend back in the shape of a ram's horn" [The Etymologies of Isidore of Seville, 7th century AD, p.240.]

The "two parts that extend apart and bend back in the shape of a ram's horn" is what we call the fallopian tubes, salpinges (singular salpinx). Tuba is a Latin word for trumpet, related to the English 'tube'. In the textbooks the fallopian tubes are called oviducts (the adjective applying to sheep is ovine)

but thats not a triangle is it? you only make it one by joining up 3 points.

i better look more into this symbolism stuff then..
cheers nov.