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Posted by: peregr!n

What is it about them that makes us love them so much??? Just a thread to talk about Hobbits in general! The family trees...The shire...what they eat...just random hobbitty stuff!
One of the cast said in one of the commentaries on the fellowship EE DVD that hobbits dont realise they are small until they face something really big...that is soo cute!

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Posted by: Jokers_Harley

Hahahaha that last part is so true and not just for hobbits........... I can't say that I am overfond of them as you are Peregr!n...... I mean they are cute but I preferred some of the other races....one question though for you hobbit-lovers............ what is up with that weed??

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Posted by: fuscia

I love that the Hobbits have a good time. They enjoy the simple things in life, and most of them have a big heart. I could do without the hairy feet, but you can't have everything.

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Posted by: Heatherhobbit

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Jokers_Harley said this in post #2 :
Hahahaha that last part is so true and not just for hobbits........... I can't say that I am overfond of them as you are Peregr!n...... I mean they are cute but I preferred some of the other races....one question though for you hobbit-lovers............ what is up with that weed??


We like thee tobaccy!
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Posted by: Heatherhobbit

I love the hobbits!!! In the books I liked them because of their culture, lifestyle, and good heart. I liked them in the movies because they are played by four very beautiful actors!!!

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Posted by: fuscia

Ah yes, the hobbits and their love of pipe weed and its lore. I love that they tell tales.

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Posted by: Shadow Stalker

I love how they all have a grain of immense courage...as ably displayed by Sam, Frodo, Pippin, or Merry.

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Posted by: fuscia

Yes Shadow, their courage and their hearts are bigger than their size.

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Posted by: Shadow Stalker

though in some cases not bigger than their stomachs

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Posted by: fuscia

So true.

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Posted by: Shadow Stalker

*cough* Fatty Bolger *cough*

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Posted by: fuscia

You have to love that Frodo and Bilbo were able to resist the evil of the ring better than the mortals. Tough little guys.

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Posted by: Jokers_Harley

Well the ONLY one that was truly able to resist the temptation of the ring was Sam and that was only due to his unsurpassing love for Frodo (and I dont mean homosexual love!) so dont get mad at me

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Posted by: Shadow Stalker

yeah but Frodo and bilbo resisted far longer than the high and mighty race of men. we all saw how Boromir fell, and he didn't even possess the ring.
go hobbitses....

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Posted by: peregr!n

yep hobbits rule...even on the Top Trumps cards they have the highest resilience!
but i like Boromir tho... he was cool
my friend has a cat called Boromir...they shorten it to Boz...

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Posted by: Heatherhobbit

My friend's dog is named Frodo.. She named him that because he's little, adorable, and has big beautiful eyes.

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Posted by: peregr!n

Merry wrote a book about pipe-weed something like Herb Lore of the Shire...

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Posted by: Shadow Stalker

yup that he did...

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Posted by: TearUUp

The only reason why I like Hobbits at all, is because that is what Gollum used to be!

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Posted by: TearUUp

And now we hates them!

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Posted by: fuscia

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heather15644 said this in post #16 :
My friend's dog is named Frodo.. She named him that because he's little, adorable, and has big beautiful eyes.


I told my husband that when we eventually get our Beagle, he will have to be named Frodo or Pippin.
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Posted by: TearUUp

We hates the Master...
Master loves us!
Nooooo....Master betrayed ussssss!!!

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Posted by: Jokers_Harley

Hahahahaha all my animals are names after Dragon Ball Z........

My bearded dragon is Vegeta
My kids hamsters are Trunks, Gohan except for the one my little one named Joshua after my boyfriend
My cats are Piccolo and Bulma

YEs I am a DBZ freak!!!!!!!

Maybe when I get something else I will name it Nazgul............

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Posted by: peregr!n

we used to have a goldfish called nazgul...then it died... what is it with goldfish and dying?

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Posted by: TearUUp

Um...Nazgul are dead anyway, right? So...maybe the fish will come back all in black!?

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Posted by: TearUUp

Get nine Nazgul Goldfish and sic em' on the Shire!?

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Posted by: peregr!n

:LOL:

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Posted by: TearUUp

I guess Pippin should have been a she in the movie, what do you think
Peregr!n?

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Posted by: fuscia

I like that hobbits enjoy fruit. Not many people today appreciate a good piece of fruit.

T

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Posted by: TearUUp

Not me...I just like to BS! Hobbits like fruit...that's true! They really seem to like mushrooms!

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Posted by: fuscia

Hobbits. The one society where it is o.k. to be fat.

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Posted by: Jokers_Harley

I love the way these hobbits fight for the mushrooms............. wonder what kind they are????

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Posted by: TearUUp

That's what I'm saying! S'hrooms! Wonder why they are all diving on em' still?

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Posted by: TearUUp

Why thank you Erika! We be good to you if you be good to us!

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Posted by: Lawless

Just butting in here.... please don't give fuscia a hard time, guys.
We are working really hard here to keep the threads on topic.
And, whether you're joking or not, stating that you're doing things to boost your post count isn't appropriate in here.
So, if a staff member asks you to not do something, please, don't jump back on them.

Also... please, keep these threads ON topic. If you want off topic talk, go to that thread. Or, start a new thread that has to do with the topic you wish to discuss.

Thanks

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Posted by: Lawless

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fuscia said this in post #63 :
Hobbits. The one society where it is o.k. to be fat.


Ture, Sherry... very true. I want to be a hobbit!
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Posted by: TearUUp

I think that Fuscia is great! I would not want to be a Hobbit...because they are fat! And...those feet are all wrong!

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Posted by: fuscia

Ah, to run around, eat all you want, drink ale, and live in one of those cute little houses. To the Shire

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Posted by: TearUUp

Too tall...like Gandalf...I would be bumping my head!

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Posted by: peregr!n

Im back! Had to go eat Hobbits have a 'passion for mushrooms which surpasses even the greediest likings of Big People' thats what Tolkien said. I like mushrooms. Yum. I wouldnt have a problem with bumping my head....im short enough to fit in a hobbit hole!

P.S. this is off topic: i dont really want to boost my post count...and there is a top 20 posters???? i never knew that!

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Posted by: TearUUp

See...Peregr!n likes S'hrooms!

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Posted by: Jokers_Harley

Harley likes magic S'hrooms....... give me ...... give me

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Posted by: peregr!n

hehe! I am a hobbit, it has been confirmed.

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Posted by: TearUUp

Keep your nasty chips!

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Posted by: peregr!n

wooo! all hail the hobbits! wait...i am a hobbit! All hail me!

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Posted by: TearUUp

I bow before no hobbit! I couldn't believe that part of the movie!

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Posted by: peregr!n

come on! you know you want to bow to the hobbits! give in! we rule!

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Posted by: TearUUp

Nope...Smeagol kicked a$s while he was still kicking...but the Ents are pretty cool!

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Posted by: peregr!n

ok, smeagol i cool...and so are the ents!

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Posted by: TearUUp

Of course...Hobbits are the most unlikely of Heroes!

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Posted by: peregr!n

but the most unlikely people do the most unlikely things quite often, so wouldnt that make them the most likely people doing the most likely things?

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Posted by: TearUUp

So...Peregr!n...tell me....how hairy are YOUR hobbit feet? And just what size of shoe would a hobbit wear if they were that cultured? That always made me laugh, because the Hobbits dressed all nice except for their big old bare feet!

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Posted by: peregr!n

well my feet are a size 10...and i am 4ft 8/9 or something! i was destined to be a hobbit! and probably a size 10 if they had to wear shoes!

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Posted by: TearUUp

Maybe for a kid!!!! Those friggin' Hobbits had some big ol' pontoons! Size 20 men's is more like it! And they were pretty damn hairy...are the women Hobbits feet like that too?

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Posted by: peregr!n

yep! it kept thier feet warm, and the soles were like leather!

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Posted by: TearUUp

Blech! That's just nasty! No foot rubbing from this man!

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Posted by: peregr!n

but imagine women having beards!

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Posted by: TearUUp

Dwarves? I've seen some women up in here that have more facial hair than me! Nasty!

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Posted by: Shadow Stalker

are you serious?!

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Posted by: TearUUp

Hell yeah I'm cereal! I keep my goatee very short because it's so thick and I've seen some women who need to do the same thing! Ever hear of nair?

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Posted by: fuscia

Hairy women? Dude where are you hanging out? I think it is amazing that Dwarves breed at all.

I wonder why Tolkien made so many characters hairy?

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Posted by: TearUUp

Tolkien had a hair fetish...news at 11:00. Ug, this one lady that was going to perform my wedding ceremony...no thanks...I had to thank her for her time and bail...she had that wolf $@$@# on her lip...ugh...*vomits*

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Posted by: peregr!n

apart from the hobbits, they didnt have any facial hair!

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Posted by: TearUUp

That's true...cuz it was all on their feet!!! That's not a whole lot better!

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Posted by: peregr!n

good point
I think one of the types of hobbits had facial hair, but not alot. The Stoors i think it was.

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Posted by: TearUUp

Yeah....it was them! Don't listen to me...I have no idea what I'm talking about!

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Posted by: peregr!n

you wouldnt, you havnt read the books...this si what i am talking about:
Hobbits had divided into three somewhat seperate breeds; Harfoots, Stoors and Fallohides.
Harfoots were browner of skin, smaller and shorter, and they were beardless and bootless: their hands and feet were very nimble and they preferred highlands and hillsides.
The Stoors were broader, heavier in build: and their feet and hands were larger and they preferred flat lands and riversides.
The fallohides were fairer of skin and also of hair, and they were taller and slimmer than the others: they were lovers oof trees and of woodlands.

That is in the prolouge of FOTR. and somewhere else it says: They were well known to be Stoors in a large part of their blood, as indeed shown by the down that many grew on their chins.

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Posted by: TearUUp

So...what was Gollum? Stoors? And does that make Frodo and them Fallohides?

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Posted by: peregr!n

I dont know what gollum was, he is sort of a mix... and most of the Brandybucks and Tooks have a Fallohide strain in them.

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Posted by: TearUUp

Um okay...

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Posted by: peregr!n

i just sort of took that last part from the book

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Posted by: fuscia

Peregrin, that is wonderful to bring up the differnt types of Hobbits. Why don't you tell us about them.

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Posted by: Jokers_Harley

Smeagol was of the Stoors hobbits............

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Posted by: peregr!n

that is basically all i know! well, there is more...and at least i am keeping on topic for once!

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Posted by: fuscia

Erika, I don't remember the differences in the Hobbits. Would you kindly explain it?

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Posted by: TearUUp

Hey...I guessed that Gollum was a Stoors!!!! Poor Smeagol...why do you cry?

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Posted by: Jokers_Harley

Sure although I myself are not too well-learned about them.

The Hobbits are made up of 3 races Harfoots, Stoors ad Fallohides.

Fallohides
The ones of the 3 races of hobbits that can be found in middle-earth. They are less numerous that their relatives. They originally lived in the upper reaches of the Anduin River but due to the rising conflict, they migrated in the early 3rd age to the west across the misty mountains, finally settling in the Bree region. They are taller than their relatives with a slim build with some growing as tall as 4 feet. They have fair coloured skin and hair. Fallohides as a rule are skilled adventurous types much given to mix with other races (as wtinessed in the Prancing Pony scene), particularly the elves and it is these features that make them natural leaders, above their timid cousins. After 300 years of living in the Bree region. Several of them migrated once again to the land beyond the Brandywine Bridge. Gaining Land from Kind Argeleb of Arthedain, the land became known as the Shire. Fallohide families of note are the Brandybucks and the Tooks.

Harfoots
They were the smallest and most common of the 3 hobbit races. They were the first to enter Eriador over their relatives by over a century. They are of draker skin and once again the shortest, not growing over 3"5. They were also the most skilled when it came to using their hands and feet. Because of this they mostly lived in hillsides and the highlands.

Stoors
The family that Smeagol comes from. They are much heavier of the 3 and the broadest and heaviest in build. They were the last group to cross the Misty Mountains into the Shire. They preferred wet areas and settled near the riverside. These hobbits were the only ones that enjoyed water and learned to swim and even boat.

That is all I know and Peregrin had already stated a lot of this info.............. good job btw Pippin

~Erika~

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Posted by: TearUUp

Well we know that Sam wasn't a Stoor...he sunk like a rock in the first movie!

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Posted by: Jokers_Harley

THAT comment of yours made me laugh Tear!!

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Posted by: TearUUp

Was I wrong? LIKE A ROCK!

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Posted by: Jokers_Harley

Yes that's why Gollum calls him the fat hobbit, remember?? and where is Peregrin?? did she get scared off?

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Posted by: Heatherhobbit

Joker, I didn't know all that about the different types of hobbits! Thanks for the great information.

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Posted by: TearUUp

She's only 13! and it's like 11:00 p.m. in England + strict parents...need I say more?

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Posted by: Heatherhobbit

Didn't Frodo's parents die in a boating accident? What were they doing on a boat? Does Tolkein ever say?

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Posted by: fuscia

Drogo and Primula Baggins were staying and Brandy Hall. They just decided to go out boating. It only states in LOTR that they drowned.

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Posted by: Heatherhobbit

I just always thought that it was weird that hobbits were on a boat. Thanks.

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Posted by: fuscia

It was a bit odd because most Hobbits do not like the water.

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Posted by: Heatherhobbit

I know, that's why I wonder. Oh well, there isn't an answer for everything I guess.

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Posted by: peregr!n

The Brandybucks like the water. They go swimming and go out in boats.

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Posted by: Heatherhobbit

Thanks peregr!n. I remember now. Merry, who is a Brandybuck, suggests the Ferry in the movie as a way to get to Bree. Thanks

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Posted by: peregr!n

yep. The Brandybucks built buckleberry ferry!

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Posted by: Heatherhobbit

Makes sense now

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

This has probably been asked already, but what happened to the Harfoots?

Did they just exist like Hobbits like to, out of the Common Eye? Also where are the Hobbits meant to exist now, according to Tolkein? He says in the chapter 'Concerning Hobbits' that they exist, but rarely show themselves to men, and their ability to hide from them is almost magical, so do they live with men or in the peripheries of this world?

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Posted by: TearUUp

"The Brandybucks built Buckleberry Ferry!" Try saying that one ten times fast...
props Peregr!n!

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Posted by: peregr!n

The Brandybucks built Buckleberry ferry, The Brandybucks built Buckleberry ferry, The Brandybucks built Buckleberry ferry, The Brandybucks built Buckleberry ferry, The Brandybucks built Buckleberry ferry, The Brandybucks built Buckleberry ferry, The Brandybucks built Buckleberry ferry, The Brandybucks built Buckleberry ferry, The Brandybucks built Buckleberry ferry, The Brandybucks built Buckleberry ferry!
Ha ha!

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Posted by: TearUUp

Cut and paste cheater! Without that Ferry...they would have sunk like rocks!!!

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Posted by: peregr!n

im not cheating...it is more quick and efficient!
rocks

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Posted by: TearUUp

Without cut and paste...Peregr!n would have sunk like a rock! No Buckleberry Ferry for you...swim for it!

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Posted by: peregr!n

Aaaah! ill be drownded!wait...i didnt spend all that time in Buckland without learning how to swim! Aha! *swims to shore* *pokes tounge out at Tear*

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Posted by: TearUUp

The Nazgul is fooled once again! *shakes fist in anger*...hey...so in the FOTR...
after the Nazgul are fooled by the Hobbits not being in their beds...what? They just leave without incident?

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Posted by: TearUUp

Nazgul #1: Darn it...I was so sure they were here!
Nazgul #2: Oh well...wanna go get a beer?
Nazgul #3: Last one there buys!

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Posted by: peregr!n

in the book it just says that the next morning they went into the room and the beds were all messed up and stabbed and stuff.

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Posted by: TearUUp

Like I said!

Nazgul #1: Darn it...I was so sure they were here!
Nazgul #2: Oh well...wanna go get a beer?
Nazgul #3: Last one there buys!

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Posted by: peregr!n

now whose cut-and-paste-ing?!?!?!?! i wonder who had to buy the beer...

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Posted by: TearUUp

Um...the Witch King? He was fashionably late!

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

But he didn't have to buy the drinks, all the others bought them to suck up to the boss! Plus he beat them all at darts.

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Posted by: TearUUp

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

What I don't understand is why Sauron doesn't command the Nazgul to put more effort into the fighting at the Weathertops, then he could've killed the Ringbearer, stolen the Ring, and killed the heir of Isildur (though he wouldn't have known it) all at the same time.

I'm not really surprised Sauron doesn't appear in battle; his plans suck! I bet he's rubbish at chess as well!!

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Posted by: TearUUp

Yeah, we were all out the other night and the fool decided to play poker...the idiot lost all his clothes! HAHAHAHAHA

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Posted by: TearUUp

Sauron got his a$s handed to him by a HOBBIT!!!

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

His eye must need contact lenses!!

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Posted by: peregr!n

Never underestimate the power of Hobbits!

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Posted by: peregr!n

Never underestimate the power of Hobbits!

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Posted by: peregr!n

Never underestimate the power of Hobbits!

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

I wonder if a hobbit could beat Sauron at an arm wrestle

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Posted by: peregr!n

probably! i mean even i could beat an eye at arm wrestling! does an eye have arms?
i dont know why my post above repeated itself...stupid computer...

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

He has only got three fingers I suppose, and I bet he gets no excercise either, stuck up in that tower all day!

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Posted by: peregr!n

poor sauron.....poor poor sauron...poor poor poor sauron...poor poor poor poor sauron...poor poor poor poor poor sauron...poor poor...ok i think you get the idea now!

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

That's what you get for being a Dark Lord! Plus a band of Hobbits on your tail!

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Posted by: peregr!n

Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits Hobbits!
And i didnt use cut and paste...it took me a very long time to write!

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

Well at least your not getting distracted from the thread title. As long as you've mentioned them at least once you're alright.

Hold on... Hobbits ... That's better

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Posted by: peregr!n

Without hobbits, middle earth would be covered in darkness. Go hobbits!

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

Having just read the first chapter of the Fellowship, I have realised that I share my name with one of the worst Hobbits. Damn you Sandyman, and all your grumblings... You old fart.

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Posted by: peregr!n

have you only just read it or are you re-reading it?

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

Nope - Re reading, it's been a while though.

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Posted by: peregr!n

im re reading the whole think now. Im at The Sign Of The Prancing Pony. Barliman brews a good ale!

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Posted by: Jokers_Harley

I just finished ROTK and are re-reading the Appendix .................. after this it's off to the Silmarillion Pippin nice to see you at the Tolkien thread btw!!

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

I've got to work my way up to the Silmarillion. I've been told if I can read the entire Appendices with one eye shut, I'll be able to cope!

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Posted by: peregr!n

its nice to be there finally! im getting a new copy of the Silmarillion at the weekend. And when i buy that, i will find the lost copy!

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Posted by: peregr!n

ok...is this just on my computer...or are all our signatures the same????

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

No its on mine aswell. Theyre all mine

Keep the old copy for reading in the bath

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Posted by: peregr!n

lol...yep i always drop my books in the bath...but it has never happened with LOTR...maybe the valar are protecting it...

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Posted by: peregr!n

every single signature on the whole board is the same! whats happened?

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Posted by: adityamahesh

It has happened with me too. I have complained to one of the mods. Lets see what is going on.

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Posted by: fuscia

Guys, this problem has been brought to the attention of the staff. Thank you.

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

is anyone else getting 'bgcolor="#CCCCCC" width="175" valign="top" nowrap>' written above their names too?

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Posted by: fuscia

Marc is aware of the problem and working on it. Back to the topic of Hobbits please.

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Posted by: Shadow Stalker

i think they got that sam represents the best qualities of hobbits...

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Posted by: fuscia

quote:
Sandy_Murray said this in post #121 :
Well at least your not getting distracted from the thread title. As long as you've mentioned them at least once you're alright.

Hold on... Hobbits ... That's better


no that is not o.k. to do that. We are serious.
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Posted by: Lawless

Just to back Sherry up here...

Sandy, please don't pass out info, telling people that something such as that is okay.
It is not "okay" with us, and we are going to start sweeping and weeding all of the posts, and deleting the 'crap' that doesn't belong!

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Posted by: TearUUp

I do believe (choke choke) that Sam does represent the best of the Hobbits!
Even though we hates him...stupid fat hobbit! Because even when he had taken the ring off Frodo in ROTK, he wasn't corrupted by it...or was he? He still came looking for Frodo...rescued him in fact, and gave him back the ring!

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Posted by: adityamahesh

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TearUUp said this in post #141 :
I do believe (choke choke) that Sam does represent the best of the Hobbits!
Even though we hates him...stupid fat hobbit! Because even when he had taken the ring off Frodo in ROTK, he wasn't corrupted by it...or was he? He still came looking for Frodo...rescued him in fact, and gave him back the ring!


Well, he was affected for a time, but he overcame it.
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Posted by: TearUUp

Yeah for like two seconds (at least in the movie) why, does he for a lot longer in the book? I know he puts the ring on and cruises the female orcs locker room before finally going up to Frodo, huh?

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Posted by: adityamahesh

No, he doesn't go to the female orcs' locker room. But I think he is affected for a little longer in the book. He starts to dream of himself as a great king or something.

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Posted by: TearUUp

All bow before Sam the King...I just can't see it happening!!

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Posted by: peregr!n

Thats when he thinks of 'Samwise the Brave'

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Posted by: TearUUp

Now...Smeagol the King...yesssss Precious..we could see that!!!! Bring ussss fisshhhh and it has to be rrrraaaawwww and wwwrrrrigggggglinggggg!!!!

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Posted by: adityamahesh

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TearUUp said this in post #147 :
Now...Smeagol the King...yesssss Precious..we could see that!!!! Bring ussss fisshhhh and it has to be rrrraaaawwww and wwwrrrrigggggglinggggg!!!!


I would say build your own pond and leave all your subjects alone.
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Posted by: TearUUp

Sooooo juicccyyyyyy swwweeeeeettt!

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Posted by: peregr!n

I think the subjects would rebel! Lock him in a tower or something!
In the Shire, the nearest the hobbits had to royalty was the Thain...

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Posted by: adityamahesh

What (or who) was Thain?

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Posted by: peregr!n

The Thain was the master of the Shire-moot and captain of the Shire-muster and the Hobbitry-in-arms, but as muster and moot were only held in times of emergency, which no longer occurred, the Thainship had ceased to be more than a nominal dignity. The Took family was still, indeed, accorded a special respect, for it remained both numerous and exceedingly wealthy, and was liable to produce in every generaton stong characters of peculiar habits and even more adventurous temprement.

That is how Tolkien described it!

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Posted by: TearUUp

That's just like Dragonlace Dwarf "Thanes"!

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

Was the Old Took still alive in the time of FOTR, because there are many references to him in the first chapter, if I remember correctly its something about him being promiscuous!

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Posted by: Jokers_Harley

No if I am not mistake he died in 1320 SH...........which was before the FOTR.......... right Pippin............ she's the EXPER on hobbits

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Posted by: peregr!n

Yep you are right! ooooh im an expert!

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Posted by: TearUUp

Maybe if he drank like the Gaffer...he'd still be here now? Or maybe if Bilbo hadn't been so stingy with the ring?!

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Posted by: Sandy_Murray

And sooner or later every one in the Shire would be related to him! And then Hobbits would spring up with three arms, or sixteen fingers!

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Posted by: TearUUp

Then Frodo would've been able to not worry about losing a finger when Gollum chomps it off!

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Posted by: peregr!n

Gerontius the Old Took died 82 years before Bilbo's farewell party!

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Posted by: adityamahesh

quote:
peregr!n said this in post #161 :
Gerontius the Old Took died 82 years before Bilbo's farewell party!


The name suits him.
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Posted by: TearUUp

Is that where they came up with Geritol? Sorry bad joke!

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Posted by: peregr!n