WATCH ALONG | Thor
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a year late but yes Thursday is named after the Norse god Thor (called thor's day in old nordic and Torsdag in danish, where I'm from) Monday comes from Máni (meaning moon in old norse, called Mandag in Danish) Tuesday comes from the god of war Tyr (Tirsdag in Danish) Wednesday comes from Odin (Odin is also somtimes called Wodin and the day Wōdnesdæg in old norse meansing wOdins day, called Odensdag in Danish) Friday comes from the goddess Frigg, somtimes known as Frēa is wife of Odin (Fredag in Danish) Saturday is actually not named after any norse mythology, the Germanic people who adopted the week system from Romans replaced most of the names of the week with their own gods counterpart, but they didn't really have a god who were a counterpart to the Roman god Saturn(where the day gets it's name) sp they just kept it as Saturday (it is however called lørdag in Danish witch comes from the old nordic name laugardagr, meaning bath day so i guess old nordic people only bathed on Saturday) and Sunday coming from Sól meaning Sun... so day of Sun (sunnudagr in old Nordic, Søndag in Danish)
Nick
2023-11-09 21:46:53 +0000 UTCIt was right before Coulson gets out of the car and tells Fury that they found the hammer. There were some people wrapping a chain around Mjolnir that was connected to a pick up truck, and the truck drives forward, but the whole back of it pops off. Stan Lee was the driver of the truck. You should go back and watch that scene again.
Steve C
2023-11-02 08:49:09 +0000 UTCWhere was his cameo???!!!
Britany Felix
2023-11-02 07:09:58 +0000 UTCYou had your eyes diverted during the Stan Lee cameo. I kept yelling at you to look up. LOL!
Steve C
2023-10-31 20:06:28 +0000 UTC
