I don't know... I believe that even reading, writing, saying, or listening to the name Satan is just invoking his presence. It's not something I want to see every day. You guys have done it before, but, I just thought I should mention it. It's like a taboo has been broken. Something deeper than the usual stuff. Homosexuality. Murder. Genocide. Drugs. Cannibalism. I can deal talking about that. Its real world kind of stuff. Satan, though, thats more than real, to me and probably a lot of other people. Gives me the heebie-jeebies, personally.
Note: While I did list Homosexuality along with genocide and cannabalism, all I meant by it was that a lot of more strict/fundamentalist Christians would feel offended by it as well. Not saying its evil or that it can be classified along with the rest.
Actually, if you really want to go into etymology of "Satan", origins of the concept list him as being merely one of the God's servants, just with a more... ignoble mission than the most. See the story of Job, for example... My understanding of the idea is that for a Christian to believe in Satan as an "adversary" is essentially denying the idea of monotheism, and accepting the universe as being a battle of two deities, good and evil one...therefore, in my interpretation, for a Christian the name of Satan should mean very little, if anything at all, especially with an idea of an omnipotent and benevolent God.