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Help[Opinions] "Sadie" as a nickname for "Satan"?
It just came to me as this odd little non sequitur. Could Satan have been known affectionately as "Sadie"?
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Only by some damned American ... otherwise he'd be Satie ...
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And "Didi" for Hades
Hades always liked the pet name "Didi".
Hades always liked the pet name "Didi".
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and Fifi for Mephistopheles, I suppose
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Chi-chi for Chernobog
A fairly mysterious Slavic deity most famous for his appearance in "Fantasia", in "Night on Bald Mountain".
He also goes by Boggie, No-No, Nonnie, Cherie, and Cher.
Egyptian Underworld god Babi goes by Babs, Bibi, or just Babe.
Likewise Egyptian demon Apep goes by Ap-ap, Peppie, and Pepe.
A fairly mysterious Slavic deity most famous for his appearance in "Fantasia", in "Night on Bald Mountain".
He also goes by Boggie, No-No, Nonnie, Cherie, and Cher.
Egyptian Underworld god Babi goes by Babs, Bibi, or just Babe.
Likewise Egyptian demon Apep goes by Ap-ap, Peppie, and Pepe.
This message was edited 2/22/2010, 10:43 AM
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Couldn't you also call him Haden?
It's the new, "tryndee" spelling of Haydn or Hayden!
It's the new, "tryndee" spelling of Haydn or Hayden!
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:D
Lucifer also liked to be called "Lucy", "LuLu", and "CiCi".
Lucifer also liked to be called "Lucy", "LuLu", and "CiCi".
This message was edited 2/21/2010, 4:33 PM
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In HP fanfiction, Hermione once called the Malfoy men...
Dracula, son of Lucifer! (that instead of Draco, son of Lucius)
What names can we give Hermione? Hermy, Hermes, My-knee, Hermy-own, Her-me-own-ee, Mione, Mia, Maia, Mya, Herman, Bookworm, Messenger Farmer (that's what Hermione Granger means), Mudblood Granger, etc.
As for Draco, besides Dracula, I've seen him called Drake before, Drakey-Poo, etc.
Dracula, son of Lucifer! (that instead of Draco, son of Lucius)
What names can we give Hermione? Hermy, Hermes, My-knee, Hermy-own, Her-me-own-ee, Mione, Mia, Maia, Mya, Herman, Bookworm, Messenger Farmer (that's what Hermione Granger means), Mudblood Granger, etc.
As for Draco, besides Dracula, I've seen him called Drake before, Drakey-Poo, etc.
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For Draco, he could go by Coco, Cody, Drake the Rake, Rake-o, etc.
Hermes / Hermy for Hermione, LOL!
Hermes / Hermy for Hermione, LOL!
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I never heard that
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I very much doubt it. He has been known as Old Nick though.
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And "Domhnaill Dubh" ("Black Donald") in Gaelic.
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Well, Voldemort is sometimes affectionately known as...
Voldy, Mouldy-shorts...
Anyway, it's possible.
Voldy, Mouldy-shorts...
Anyway, it's possible.
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Don't forget "Mortie" for Voldemort; he loves it!
And Lord Sauron from Lord of the Rings is sometimes lovingly called
Mr. Sours, Ron-Ron, Sweet-'n-Saur... so yes, why not?
And Lord Sauron from Lord of the Rings is sometimes lovingly called
Mr. Sours, Ron-Ron, Sweet-'n-Saur... so yes, why not?
This message was edited 2/21/2010, 3:10 PM
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Bahahaha!!...
-it's twelve o'clock and i need your attention-
-it's twelve o'clock and i need your attention-
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Who is Lord Sauron?
Ron-Ron makes it sound like a pseudonym for Ronald Weasley, who is also called that...and also Won-Won, Ickle-Ronniekins, Weaselby, Roonil Wazlib, etc.
Ron-Ron makes it sound like a pseudonym for Ronald Weasley, who is also called that...and also Won-Won, Ickle-Ronniekins, Weaselby, Roonil Wazlib, etc.
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Whaaaaaat?!
:P
:P
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From the Lord of the Rings, Sauron is the Dark Lord.
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Cool.
I love LOTR.
Hey wait...was he originally Gandalf's friend? If so, then I thought his name was Solomon (because of that LOTR caused me to love that name)...well, they're both very solemn and for that I love them.
I love LOTR.
Hey wait...was he originally Gandalf's friend? If so, then I thought his name was Solomon (because of that LOTR caused me to love that name)...well, they're both very solemn and for that I love them.
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No, Sauron is a disembodied spirit.
Saruman is a wizard, like Gandalf. He is corrupted by Sauron.
Saruman is a wizard, like Gandalf. He is corrupted by Sauron.
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Actually, there are a couple of articles on Encyclopedia of Arda that make a very good, well supported case for Sauron being able to take some sort of physical form.
And no, Anthro, you've got the wrong maiar there.
And no, Anthro, you've got the wrong maiar there.
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Actually, that was Saruman; Sauron was embodied only as the fiery eye.
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Of course, with an English accent like mine, it makes no sense.
Satan is said with a hard T, not like a D.
Satan 'Satie' perhaps.
Satan is said with a hard T, not like a D.
Satan 'Satie' perhaps.
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Who knows?
... maybe he has a soft, fuzzy, *playful* side?
... maybe he has a soft, fuzzy, *playful* side?
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