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In the section about Namesakes, someone added a note about how Enchiladas are not associated with Enceladus, but their spiciness is a good way to remember that Enceladus had hot breath. It then linked to an Answers.com page on enchiladas.

I have removed this page for sheer idiocy.

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Why is "Uranus" here spelled "Ouranos"? I've never seen it spelled that way before. In the main articles on the Gigantes, it is consistently spelled "Uranus." Unless there is some reason not to, can we change this article's spelling to be consistent?

Amber Kerr 08:07, 30 March 2007 (UTC) reply