Haha! With my background in nuclear physics I could probably build you a warhead, ‘tho I’d need some brushing-up.

I was just reminded that we called Luca our zookeeper, as he kept tabs on all the other fur babies.

And they love you! ‘Tho you are more likely to get love and affection from my husky, the other one being a bit aloof from strangers.

As Abe Simpson says, “a little of column a, a little of column b.” Or as Josey Wales says, “I’ve come here to give ye either one, or get either one from ye.”
Srsly tho, pax!

Your Liger reminds me of my Tycho, and my old Luca

We nicknamed our boat (USS Tunny) the Grand Ahi. Later I used that as various internet usernames.

Yeah, a tunny is a bluefin tuna, for aspro, try zingel (aspro vulgaris redirects there)

“You’ve taken your first step into a larger world.” Obi-wan Kenobi

There are many good books on hieroglyphs, some authors are Bill Manley, Mark Collier (who does one with Bill Manley). Also check out this site,
bibalex.org/learnhieroglyphs/Lesson/Introduction_En.aspx

The name is enclosed in a representation of a knotted rope, called a cartouche by the French and in ancient Egypt called a shen.

Good catch, also it’s a scribal palette.

Woops! My mistake!