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CrazySquirrel
07-08-2005, 04:56 PM
Here is my question to enliven the moot a bit in this dull summer-time.

I’ve read somewhere (in this forum?) that Tolkien wrote that he “felt like a hobbit”.

I wonder how do YOU feel?

Does the hobbit point of view suit you?

Or you feel like WHAT?

Wayfarer
07-08-2005, 07:04 PM
Hobbity? Why yes, I think I do.

inked
07-08-2005, 09:46 PM
Very Hobbity! Good food, good drink, good friends, good stories! A smoke and drink and good conversation! and Rosie to welcome you home at the end of the day or journey! My friends, IT DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS in this phase of our existences! :D

me9996
07-08-2005, 09:53 PM
Here is my question to enliven the moot a bit in this dull summer-time.

I’ve read somewhere (in this forum?) that Tolkien wrote that he “felt like a hobbit”.

I wonder how do YOU feel?

Does the hobbit point of view suit you?

Or you feel like WHAT?
Hehehe... A wizard, thinks he's wise, is crazy but doesn't act like it, old in mind no matter how young.

CrazySquirrel
07-09-2005, 10:01 AM
I don't feel hobbity at all. I want some adventure in life, the more the better. And I am interested in dark tales and bad guys.

EarthBound
07-11-2005, 03:25 PM
Well, whenever I go barefoot in the yard I feel very Shire-ish....lol

katya
07-14-2005, 11:35 AM
Sometimes I feel hobbity, sometimes not. I just woke up so I'm quiet and like I want to be an elf, but sure. Hobbity is always good. Maybe I'll have a hobbit day though. That sounds good right now. I should clean my room, make myself lots of food (my appetite has been gone for a while, now it's back.^^) and read, probably.

EarthBound
07-14-2005, 12:56 PM
Hobbity evening...

Last night we had a wonderful electrical storm in Northern NY at sunset, it was just beautiful...even the fireflys were buzzing around happily. I live on a 144 acre farm for the moment surrounded by pine and beech...my lawns are huge and have little islands of trees and shrubbery with flowers planted in pleasing places.....soooooooo....when I went and sat in an old red wagon to watch the sky-show I could almost imagine Gandalf and a host of hobbits under my large stately cedar...wonderful....wished the rest of you mooters could have been there... :)

katya:

katya
07-14-2005, 01:41 PM
um, yes? What is it?

EarthBound
07-14-2005, 01:48 PM
um, yes? What is it?

LOL: whoops, got busy with a phone call (I'm working don't ya know :rolleyes: :D ) and didn't finish, hehe.

Now I don't remember! :eek:

katya
07-14-2005, 01:51 PM
Heehee.^^ Anyway, I don't know if I've really talked to you before. Nice t'meet ya!

EarthBound
07-14-2005, 02:03 PM
Heehee.^^ Anyway, I don't know if I've really talked to you before. Nice t'meet ya!


Oh, that's right, I was going to say shoes, or rather, a 'lack' of shoes seems to do the trick for feeling hobbity... :cool:

*refills hid (also spelled 'head' in other languages :rolleyes: ) with high octane 'air' :rolleyes:

katya
07-14-2005, 02:07 PM
I remember back in the day (it really wasn't that long ago though) there was a bit of a movement to head "north" (the Tokien forums) and I remember saying that the first sign of feeling that urge was the desire to go barefoot. I'm afraid of stepping on things though.

Tree Dweller
07-14-2005, 11:24 PM
The are 2 things that make me feel very "hobbity".

I rarely wear shoes and if I just have to...then it's flip-flops. :p
I love plants and gardening!

Quite often I also feel "Bagginsish" (<that looks funny), because I get those urges to go on an adventure. :rolleyes:

Elanor the Fair
07-16-2005, 07:24 AM
I definitely feel "hobbitty"! Firstly, I don't like wearing shoes much either - even though I keep free-range hens!! Secondly, I love green places and love walking. Oh - and I definitely enjoy going on adventures - so that makes me a bit "Bagginsish" as well! :D

Tree Dweller
07-19-2005, 02:43 PM
I definitely feel "hobbitty"! Firstly, I don't like wearing shoes much either - even though I keep free-range hens!! Secondly, I love green places and love walking. Oh - and I definitely enjoy going on adventures - so that makes me a bit "Bagginsish" as well! :D

Yep!

And the only thing I can't relate to is the hairy feet, not yet anyway! LOL
:p

durinsbane2244
07-19-2005, 02:51 PM
yes, i do feel hobbity, but maybe a bit elfy too, for while i like goin barefoot, like eating :p , and like to walk, i love trees and forests and climbing one and just sittin for a while.

katya
07-19-2005, 03:00 PM
My toes are a little hairy, haha. See the thing about going barefoot outside is, though I *feel* like a hobbit, I don't actually have those hard, hobbit-like soles. Therefore, it's a little dangerous. (singing- "Aaaabunai, aaabunai...") They also don't like it much when you try to go in the store...

Tree Dweller
07-19-2005, 03:04 PM
My toes are a little hairy, haha. See the thing about going barefoot outside is, though I *feel* like a hobbit, I don't actually have those hard, hobbit-like soles. Therefore, it's a little dangerous. (singing- "Aaaabunai, aaabunai...") They also don't like it much when you try to go in the store...


LOL
My feet are getting a bit rough on the bottom.
My husband says, "Women's feet aren't supposed to feel like that." :o
Then I have nightmares about them looking like Peter Jackson's! :eek:

durinsbane2244
07-19-2005, 03:18 PM
i've always wanted really hard feet, not that look weird, but really hard so they dont get hurt, like johnny appleseed, in the story, his feet were so hard he could be bit by a rattlesnake and it wouldnt hurt!

katya
07-19-2005, 03:44 PM
My feet aren't hard but they have a sort of hobbit look to them- really thick ankles. ^^; I usually wear these special "hobbit feet (tm)" socks I found when I'm outside. They are usual thickness but have grips on the bottom so you don't slip. And they're pink. The point is though, you can feel the grass through them but you can't feel slug slime and it's harder to get cut.

Tree Dweller
07-21-2005, 10:03 AM
but you can't feel slug slime....


LOL :p

You're grossing me out now!

That has to be the only pitfall of "barefootedness", stepping on squishy icky things... sometimes not even knowing what it was.
But I guess hobbit's, with their hard soles, would not even feel those types of things.

katya
07-21-2005, 12:56 PM
Ok now you're grossing *me* out, haha. :) I bet hobbits are good avoiding stepping on those sorts of things in the first place. All right all right new subject.

I think I'll go eat second breakfast now, though it's probably lunch time.

Andúril
07-21-2005, 01:15 PM
Sometimes. Mostly I feel like a man. Or at least a boy in a man's body. I feel like an Elf sometimes too.