Thor, a fluffy grey and white half-Ragdoll cat, lying on his back on a cream blanket on a grey sofa, in front of a turquoise pillow. His tail is draped over the front edge of the sofa, and his head is bent toward the right. He is exposing his soft white belly for your viewing/snuggling.

Thor, a fluffy grey and white half-Ragdoll cat, lying on his back on a cream blanket on a grey sofa, in front of a turquoise pillow. His tail is draped over the front edge of the sofa, and his head is bent toward the right. He is exposing his soft white belly for your viewing/snuggling.

Bronze figurine of a seated figure, about 6.7 cm, from about AD 1000 that was recovered at the Eyrarland farm in the area of Akureyri, Iceland. The artwork was made around 1000 CE and may depict the Norse god Thor. If the figure is correctly identified as Thor, Thor is holding his hammer, Mjölnir, sculpted in a typically Icelandic cross-like shape. It has been suggested that the statue is related to a scene from the Poetic Edda poem Thrymskvida (Þrymskviða) where Thor recovers his hammer while seated by grasping it with both hands during the wedding ceremony to Thrymr. Another suggestion comes from the archeologist Kristján Eldjárn, who has written that it could be the central piece from a set of the game hnefatafl, based on its similarities to a smaller whalebone figure discovered in Baldursheimur together with black and white gaming pieces and a die.

Greenish/tealish background, white text: SARCHOTIC: [adj.] When you're so sarchastic, people aren't sure whether you're joking or whether you're just crazy.

Bronze figurine of a seated figure, about 6.7 cm, from about AD 1000 that was recovered at the Eyrarland farm in the area of Akureyri, Iceland. The artwork was made around 1000 CE and may depict the Norse god Thor. If the figure is correctly identified as Thor, Thor is holding his hammer, Mjölnir, sculpted in a typically Icelandic cross-like shape. It has been suggested that the statue is related to a scene from the Poetic Edda poem Thrymskvida (Þrymskviða) where Thor recovers his hammer while seated by grasping it with both hands during the wedding ceremony to Thrymr. Another suggestion comes from the archeologist Kristján Eldjárn, who has written that it could be the central piece from a set of the game hnefatafl, based on its similarities to a smaller whalebone figure discovered in Baldursheimur together with black and white gaming pieces and a die.

Greenish/tealish background, white text: SARCHOTIC: [adj.] When you're so sarchastic, people aren't sure whether you're joking or whether you're just crazy.