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- Thread starter fu1bar3
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Prairie Orca
New member
Name him Bart, from Bart Simpson. The fact he went through all that trouble to be fed, made me think of that troublemaker. 
Rich in KY
Fortunate Fool
Whatever you decide to name him, he is gorgeous!
RavenSpirit360
Mitakuye Oyasin
Hes pretty!!!
fu1bar3
New member
Thank you for all the great compliments. I think he's just the cutiest lil guy too. I kicked myself last year when I passed up getting the Kathy Love snake that I really wanted. So this year, I went ahead and got one that I wanted from her.
Ymir, looks is cool and unusual for me at least. How do you pronounce that. And if I may show my stupidity, does that translate to anything in english or is it just a name??
Thank you all agian.
Ymir, looks is cool and unusual for me at least. How do you pronounce that. And if I may show my stupidity, does that translate to anything in english or is it just a name??
Thank you all agian.
Toshiro
scoffindustries.be
Pronunciation:
ee'-mair
Ymir
In Norse mythology, Ymir is the primordial giant and the progenitor of the race of frost giants. He was created from the melting ice of Niflheim, when it came in contact with the hot air from Muspell. From Ymir's sleeping body the first giants sprang forth: one of his legs fathered a son on his other leg while from under his armpit a man and women grew out.
The frost kept melting and from the drops the divine cow Audumla was created. From her udder flowed four rivers of milk, on which Ymir fed. The cow itself got nourishment by licking hoar frost and salt from the ice. On the evening on the first day the hair of a man appeared, on the second day the whole head and on the third day it became a man, Buri, the first god. His grandchildren are Odin, Ve and Vili.
Odin and his brothers had no liking for Ymir, nor for the growing number of giants, and killed him. In the huge amount of blood that flowed from Ymir's wounds all the giants, except two, drowned. From the slain body the brothers created heaven and earth. They used the flesh to fill the Ginnungagap; his blood to create the lakes and the seas; from his unbroken bones they made the mountains; the giant's teeth and the fragments of his shattered bones became rocks and boulders and stones; trees were made from his hair, and the clouds from his brains. Odin and his brothers raised Ymir's skull and made the sky from it and beneath its four corners they placed a dwarf. Finally, from Ymir's eyebrow they shaped Midgard, the realm of man. The maggots which swarmed in Ymir's flesh they gave wits and the shape of men, but they live under the hills and mountains. They are called dwarfs.
ee'-mair
Ymir
In Norse mythology, Ymir is the primordial giant and the progenitor of the race of frost giants. He was created from the melting ice of Niflheim, when it came in contact with the hot air from Muspell. From Ymir's sleeping body the first giants sprang forth: one of his legs fathered a son on his other leg while from under his armpit a man and women grew out.
The frost kept melting and from the drops the divine cow Audumla was created. From her udder flowed four rivers of milk, on which Ymir fed. The cow itself got nourishment by licking hoar frost and salt from the ice. On the evening on the first day the hair of a man appeared, on the second day the whole head and on the third day it became a man, Buri, the first god. His grandchildren are Odin, Ve and Vili.
Odin and his brothers had no liking for Ymir, nor for the growing number of giants, and killed him. In the huge amount of blood that flowed from Ymir's wounds all the giants, except two, drowned. From the slain body the brothers created heaven and earth. They used the flesh to fill the Ginnungagap; his blood to create the lakes and the seas; from his unbroken bones they made the mountains; the giant's teeth and the fragments of his shattered bones became rocks and boulders and stones; trees were made from his hair, and the clouds from his brains. Odin and his brothers raised Ymir's skull and made the sky from it and beneath its four corners they placed a dwarf. Finally, from Ymir's eyebrow they shaped Midgard, the realm of man. The maggots which swarmed in Ymir's flesh they gave wits and the shape of men, but they live under the hills and mountains. They are called dwarfs.
fu1bar3
New member
I like how all your animals have a common theme in their names.
I have
0.1 Sydney (jack/rat dog)
1.0 Atlas (boston terrier)
0.0.1 Claws (blue lobster)
2.0 Ziggy and Cargo (crested geckos)
0.0.2 crested geckos just arrived tuesday.
0.0.1 Aphrodite (amel corn sunglowish??)
1.0 ???? (amel stripe)
I have
0.1 Sydney (jack/rat dog)
1.0 Atlas (boston terrier)
0.0.1 Claws (blue lobster)
2.0 Ziggy and Cargo (crested geckos)
0.0.2 crested geckos just arrived tuesday.
0.0.1 Aphrodite (amel corn sunglowish??)
1.0 ???? (amel stripe)
SnakeAround
Formerly Blutengel
You do know that your striped is not only striped but also amelanistic?
PhoenixRevival
New member
Name Suggestion- Kodawari: Japanese for Trouble=)
fu1bar3
New member
thank you for kodawari, how do you pronounce that one? It usually takes me forever to decide on a name cause I want it to be just the right name.. lol
Thank you blutengel, both my snakes are amel. I love the orangeness of them. lol
but if you could help.. look at http://cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=53512 and tell me what you would classify aphrodite as?? sunglow??
Thank you blutengel, both my snakes are amel. I love the orangeness of them. lol
but if you could help.. look at http://cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=53512 and tell me what you would classify aphrodite as?? sunglow??
Sanebedlam
New member
I vote for the name Hephaestus he was the greek good of forging (hot metal is red orange like your snake) He also married Aphrodite.