looking for a snake

[aquamentus_11]

oh, and btw garterguy.... jade is a great name. I'll be naming mine Jadis (White Witch from the Chronicles of Narnia books NOT movies because they offend my childhood), so pretty similar.

@PINJOHN: I always thought "scouse" was just the accent or name of the people in a certain region of Liverpool. I guess that's where they got the name; very cool. I have family in Ynys Mon (not sure of the town) and around Caernarfon, but I've never been to Britain.

[chris-uk]

oh, and btw garterguy.... jade is a great name. I'll be naming mine Jadis (White Witch from the Chronicles of Narnia books NOT movies because they offend my childhood), so pretty similar.

I agree so much about the films vrs the books. My wife would agree as well.
And the worst offence as far as the Narnia films is concerned was a few years ago when we visited Florida we queued for the Prince Caspian "thing"... OK we queued and were out in less than an hour, but it was an hour we spent to basically see an immersive trailer for the film. Grrr.

Back slightly on topic - naming snakes after characters in books is something I approve of.

[PINJOHN]

@PINJOHN: I always thought "scouse" was just the accent or name of the people in a certain region of Liverpool. I guess that's where they got the name; very cool. I have family in Ynys Mon (not sure of the town) and around Caernarfon, but I've never been to Britain.

Oh goody my factoids are working....now if i can just get a job with the Liverpool tourist board and actually get paid for this stuff,all will be well with the world.
your relatives live in a very beautiful part of Briton and they have a magnificent castle well worth the trip by its self, i have always been attracted to old ruins [its why i married Linda....boom..boom] call up your relatives get your self invited over, its not too far from Liverpool so you get yourself a free Beatles tour.