Marin Blake Rorex: Fang fingers

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Fang fingers

Posted by Matthew

After two amazing weeks of Olympic hockey the NHL season is back on. The Preds got us going with a win tonight. Marin impressed us with his fang fingers.

Marin doing "fang fingers" from Matthew Rorex on Vimeo.

Fang fingers: A gesture made by Nashville Predators fans when the team goes on a power play (i.e. the opposing team gets a penalty). The gesture is two fingers moving up and down like a set of saber tooth tiger fangs.

1 comments:

Brooks said...: Ha! Now that is absolutely classic! You know you're a hockey fan if your son can make 'fang fingers' before he is one year old! LOL!; March 3, 2010 9:20 AM

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Stats

Age:

One Year Checkup:
Weight: 21 lbs, 15 oz (37%)
Height: 29.75 inches (50%)

Nine Month Checkup:
Weight: 20 lbs, 10 oz (50%)
Height: 28.75 inches (64%)

Six Month Checkup:
Weight: 17 lbs, 14 oz (58%)
Height: 27.25 inches (78%)

Four Month Checkup:
Weight: 15 lbs, 3 oz (55%)
Height: 26 inches (83%)

Two Month Checkup:
Weight: 11 lbs, 12 oz (52%)
Height: 24.5 inches (87%)

One Month Checkup:
Weight: 9 lbs, 15 oz (28%)
Height: 22.5 inches (72%)

Newborn Checkup:
Weight: 8 lbs, 1 oz (97%)
Height: 21.5 inches (89%)

Birth Day: April 28th, 2009
Weight: 8 lbs, 3.4 oz (90%)
Height: 21 inches (90%)

namesake

Marin - (pronounced like "mariner") is used chiefly in the French and German languages, and it is derived from Latin origins. From the element "marinus" which means of the sea.

- from BabyNamesPedia.com -

Blake - A surname or a given name which originated from Old English. Its derivation is uncertain; it could come from "blac", a nickname for someone who had dark hair or skin, or from "blaac", a nickname for someone with pale hair or skin.

- from Wikipedia -

Rorex - Americanized form of German Roehrig, which comes from a Germanic personal name, Hrodric, from hrod ‘renown’ or ‘victory’

- from Ancestry.com -

Marin Blake Rorex

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Fang fingers

1 comments: