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afro-elf
10-01-2001, 03:07 PM
I think the party stayed between 2-3 months at rivendell.

i think gandalf said something to pippin about wasting time there.


if YOU were there, the lowly mortal that you are now, and you were going to be a member of the fellowship what would you do with the time there.


i'd train in arms with glorfindel ( he killed a balrog)

i'd ask for elven arms and armor

i'd gather all the healing herbs and knowledge they could put in my mortal brain. ( if they could teach me healing spell that would be even better)

would have studied and brought maps

would have had a standard role\players adventure pack i.e. (rope mr.samwise) :)

would have daily strategy meetings about what way to go, what to do, how to fight the various enemies of the Eye

and of course try to get an elven girlfriend :)

Ñólendil
10-01-2001, 05:08 PM
I'd probably just put preparations off until the last moment, and than blow it by not having time to do anything.

My, my, you are an avid poster!

afro-elf
10-01-2001, 05:15 PM
I teach english( i can't type that's why so many errors) in a small city in saudi arabia


and there ain't NOTHIN' to do but surf the net

Ñólendil
10-02-2001, 05:38 PM
Is that so? How wonderful to have you here! You're a long way from California (that's my home)!

How quick I jump to conclusions. To be honest, I thought you were a young teenager, like so many other posters here (which of course is not a bad thing, I wouldn't say that in any case, but I myself am only fifteen).

Funny you should say (as you did on some other thread) that you would be a Bree-lander if you were in the Lord of the Rings. For long now I've thought that that people or related peoples ought to be represented visually by actors of Middle-Eastern descent. Or are you not a native of Arabia?

I know what you mean about the net. I spend too much time here myself. For all that I somehow find I'm not getting enough done. Oh well.

afro-elf
10-02-2001, 06:15 PM
How quick I jump to conclusions. To be honest, I thought you were a young teenager, like so many other posters here (which of course is not a bad thing, I wouldn't say that in any case, but I myself am only fifteen).

well truly i thought you were older

also for my part this is a way for me to relax and get out of "teacher mode" and act like i would around my friends who are all young at heart


Or are you not a native of Arabia?

Nay young Inoldonil :)

I'm a native of a land that borders the horrid frost of the kingdom of angmar... bflo, ny



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Renille
10-02-2001, 10:45 PM
I always think people on here are only about seventeen, but then I read somewhere that they're 30+. It never ceases to amaze me....then I start wondering how old people think I am...and then I get scared and stop thinking about that particular topic.

ringbearer
10-03-2001, 12:48 AM
Come on, Renille! Go ahead and put your birthdate in your profile! No one here cares...we are all "young at heart"!
:D

afro-elf
10-03-2001, 04:13 AM
it just shows how a common interest can link people of all ages


any idea who the youngest and oldest are?

Renille
10-03-2001, 10:12 PM
I'm really only fourteen!!!! I just meant I got scared 'cause I thought people would think I'm seven or something!!! (I promise, that IS my real age.)


I'm finding it really funny how I can fool people with my age, though. I told some kids at school today that I was 13, and they believed me. ( And I had told every one of them before how old I really was...):D

HOBBIT
10-03-2001, 11:25 PM
Afro-Elf - do you mean ages of people that post at this board? There is a topic (hmm or several now) about that in general messages or archived somewhere.... I am 13 now :D I think the old thread still says I'm 12... bah. Who are the youngest at the board? If you check the birthdays people put down, it looks like the youngest age here is 12.

afro-elf
10-04-2001, 03:15 AM
I think its interesting, the age differences here.


I'm truly impressed with the "scholarship" of some of the "kids" here:)


I first got into the hobbit/lord of the rings when i was about eight. WAY back in the first age ( 1977)there was a rankin/bass animated tv special on hobbit . I believe three years later they did the return of the king. There was a really cool picture of the characters in a starlog magazine and it mentioned the books so i read them. ( same year as star wars and empire strikes back)

it is my interest in role\playing that has kept my interest in LOTR over the years. Bewteen Tolkien's elves and Marc C. Perry's elves
i keep coming back for more.

the more i read the books the more i appreciate their greatness.

So to the young bloods here's a Montreal Canadiens ( yes, that's the way they spell it in Monteal) quote that hangs in their locker room

"From our failing hands we pass the torch"

So keep the faith

Finmandos12
10-04-2001, 02:48 PM
Tesseract12 is only 12 (hmmm, i wonder where that came from.) I thought you were a lot older Inodonil, I'm 14.

Ñólendil
10-04-2001, 04:58 PM
Thank you! But how old did you think I was?

afro-elf
10-04-2001, 06:53 PM
i wasn't gonna go through the entire list but i DID find a few people over 30 and one WELL over. WHEW. I was beginning to feel like legolas around the the other party members

Renille
10-04-2001, 09:55 PM
Legolas was several hundred (maybe thousand, I forgot...) years older than anyone...except maybe Gandalf. I really HOPE no one has quite that much age difference here! :)

Ñólendil
10-05-2001, 12:49 AM
Certainly younger than Gandalf! He had been around longer than the Universe.

Selwythe
10-05-2001, 01:46 PM
I'm 14.

As to get back to the topic, since the days at Rivendell would be my last happy ones, I'll commit sins again and again. Nothing to lose. If Elrond thinks "send him away", doesn't matter since I am going away, very likely to death. If Elrond thinks "make him stay/banish him back home"...even better!

Sindarin_1
10-16-2001, 11:57 PM
We've heard from the younger set, but not
so many of the folk with more miles on them
Therefore, I'll be brave and see if I set the
upper limit. I just turned 45, and I first read LotR
in 1965. Anybody older than that?

Galie

ringbearer
10-17-2001, 12:37 AM
As I've stated in other threads...45 here also!!! First read LOTR in the early 70s.

afro-elf
10-17-2001, 05:55 AM
I'm 32

WearyPilgrim
10-17-2001, 06:44 PM
Oh well ... I'm 31

ladyisme
10-20-2001, 01:24 PM
Getting back on suject, I would probably spend my time learning as many songs and tales as possible. After all you never know when some dusty old legend will jump to life to get you.

"The road goes ever on and on down from the door where it began."

Wayfarer
10-20-2001, 02:22 PM
I would get into thematic debates with Elrond.

afro-elf
04-23-2002, 09:39 AM
Originally posted by afro-elf
I think the party stayed between 2-3 months at rivendell.

i think gandalf said something to pippin about wasting time there.


if YOU were there, the lowly mortal that you are now, and you were going to be a member of the fellowship what would you do with the time there.


i'd train in arms with glorfindel ( he killed a balrog)

i'd ask for elven arms and armor

i'd gather all the healing herbs and knowledge they could put in my mortal brain. ( if they could teach me healing spell that would be even better)

would have studied and brought maps

would have had a standard role\players adventure pack i.e. (rope mr.samwise) :)

would have daily strategy meetings about what way to go, what to do, how to fight the various enemies of the Eye

and of course try to get an elven girlfriend :)


spent time in the library also

Elfmaster XK
04-23-2002, 09:44 AM
What do you mean if i was there? Lowly mortal? i think not!!!:D

I'd stay there i think. i love elves!!! :D

Certainly younger than Gandalf! He had been around longer than the Universe.

How so?

afro-elf
04-23-2002, 10:38 AM
AI! AI! A physics lesson, a physics lesson is come

LOL

Elf Girl
04-23-2002, 10:43 AM
I'd stalk Legolas, and ask Elrond if Elves have pointy ears, and ask Glorfindel if his Balrog had wings.


And the youngest age is not 12. I'm 11.

viggosbeard
04-23-2002, 10:51 AM
37 - but you lot have just made me feel about 90 - shouldnt you be at school or something - Im skiving at work , but you can do that when you pass 35 , its the law.

p.s. Wasnt there 2 glorfindels - I thought the one who killed the Balrog at Gondolin died in the attempt - can anyone put me straight - or has my mind started to play tricks as dementia sets in.

afro-elf
04-23-2002, 10:55 AM
they're one and the same


there's a discussion around here some were i'll post a link when i find it

afro-elf
04-23-2002, 10:57 AM
here's the link


http://entmoot.tolkientrail.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3842

viggosbeard
04-23-2002, 11:23 AM
Afro - elf

many thanx for the link - Im on the case now !

viggosbeard
04-23-2002, 11:32 AM
Afro -elf

Im still not sure - I suppose your right , but for some strange reason I really dont want to beleive it - yes your right it must be the same one , but its put me in a bad mood so im leaving work and going home - thanks anyway

afro-elf
04-23-2002, 12:05 PM
but its put me in a bad mood

why?

Beleg Strongbow
04-23-2002, 12:22 PM
Originally posted by afro-elf
I think the party stayed between 2-3 months at rivendell.

i think gandalf said something to pippin about wasting time there.


if YOU were there, the lowly mortal that you are now, and you were going to be a member of the fellowship what would you do with the time there.


i'd train in arms with glorfindel ( he killed a balrog)

i'd ask for elven arms and armor

i'd gather all the healing herbs and knowledge they could put in my mortal brain. ( if they could teach me healing spell that would be even better)

would have studied and brought maps

would have had a standard role\players adventure pack i.e. (rope mr.samwise) :)

would have daily strategy meetings about what way to go, what to do, how to fight the various enemies of the Eye

and of course try to get an elven girlfriend :)
glorfindel didn't kill the balrog, that was his first age namesake

Elf Girl
04-23-2002, 01:42 PM
Originally posted by viggosbeard
37 - but you lot have just made me feel about 90 - shouldnt you be at school or something - Im skiving at work , but you can do that when you pass 35 , its the law.

I am at school, I'm homeschooled. I'm supposed to be writing a description of a bamboo plant.

afro-elf
04-23-2002, 02:33 PM
glorfindel didn't kill the balrog, that was his first age namesake



you are mistaken



go here


http://entmoot.tolkientrail.com/sho...=&threadid=3842

Lightice
04-23-2002, 02:50 PM
would have daily strategy meetings about what way to go, what to do, how to fight the various enemies of the Eye


I taught I was one of the various enemies of the Eye. :D

Seriously, I'd propably start practicing anything I'd think I'd need to know on the way to Mordor. At least combat and geography...(Far-Harad? But I was going to Mordor! :) ).

BeardofPants
04-23-2002, 04:02 PM
Hide all their pink strawberry scented soap for a start.

Hmmm.... I'd probably debate with Bilbo, and any number of other people, who just happen in my path.

Elf Girl
04-23-2002, 04:08 PM
I'd protect Frodo from his fangeirls!

viggosbeard
04-24-2002, 03:08 AM
elf girl

you could make a bow and some arrows out of your bamboo plant and become a skilled elven archer

viggosbeard
04-24-2002, 03:15 AM
Afro - elf

I have recovered my zest for further knowledge overnight - I was
moody because I hate being wrong , but I have to give way to your superior knowledge - it seems to be a common misconception though about Glorfindel ; dont elves ever run out of names ?

Blackheart
04-24-2002, 03:24 AM
Errr... Drink all da beer and wine, and eat all da food, and den chase da wimmin?

But den dey'd prolly not let me in in da furstes place....

Elf Girl
04-24-2002, 10:53 AM
Originally posted by viggosbeard
elf girl

you could make a bow and some arrows out of your bamboo plant and become a skilled elven archer

Good idea.

viggosbeard
04-24-2002, 11:03 AM
Elf girl

excellent - someone thinks ive had a good idea - you are a fine judge of ideas

Earniel
04-25-2002, 03:39 PM
Ahh 2 months in Rivendell. Now that's more like it! I probably wouldn't make one step outside the (hopefully) extensive liberary.

Although I must admit....I might just raid Arwen's wardrobe ......once...or twice.

afro-elf
04-25-2002, 06:54 PM
Although I must admit....I might just raid Arwen's wardrobe ......once...or twice


never imagined you as girlie girl?

I thought of you more as a eowyn type

Elf Girl
04-25-2002, 07:49 PM
I am the "Eowyn type", but I don't think I would be able to resist those gowns...

Sicirus
04-25-2002, 07:50 PM
I would go read some of the old volumes in there library and try to get archery lessons from Legolas.he he:D :D
Then I would try to se Bilbo and hear his latest poems during the merry making time.
Then I would try to learn Quenya as much as I can.
Mostly I would try to both learn and enjoy my last days of living just in case I get killed.

"My name is Sicirus. And Celebcu.":)

BeardofPants
04-25-2002, 07:51 PM
Originally posted by Elf Girl
I am the "Eowyn type", but I don't think I would be able to resist those gowns...

Pah! Got better things to do in my time, than steal some girly dresses. Give me full scale armour any day of the week.

Would visit the library though.

Blackheart
04-26-2002, 01:31 AM
Me tell stories.

Dwarven Catapult (http://vnboards.ign.com/message.asp?topic=6569787&replies=20)

In the darkening twilight the assemblage of orcs muttered, jeered, cursed at each other, like a rookery of crows, or the snarling of a pack of wolves. They were dressed in all their orcish finery, that is to say, they had clean rags on under their crusted armor.

A largish black orc walked into the clearing, his chain shirt throwing fitful sparkles under the pale moon.

"Allright all youse snotters shut yer yaps", he growled. This was about as close to a polite greeting as orcs get.

Various snufflings and gruntings were heard, as the mob focused it's limited attention on the speaker.

"You all came to see a demonstration of captured enemy technology. Well after much hard work by our boyz in the forge, we've got it workin like we want."

Several smaller orcs, wearing natty looking caps with bills, and rags stuffed into their belts push a strange wooden contraption into the clearing.

The speaker turns back to the mob, which by now, is growing restless, after such a long speech.

"There she is, da dwarven catapult." Murmers run through the crowd. Orcs delight in weapons and mayhem, but no one in the crowd had the background to understand the workings of the strange contraption. Their reaction was mixed.

"As you see this capstan is tied to the end of the.."

From the back of the crowd a voice yelled "What's it do?"

A chorus of echos and agreement rippled through the crowd, and the mob fell silent, uncomfortable with the feeling.

"Ok, we'll skip the tek boyz stuff and move to the demonstrashun." he said, rubbing his hands in anticipation.

He turned to the edge of the clearing and yelled, "Bring out the ammo!"

A line of seven shackled dwarves shuffled forward miserably.

Later, over a round of foul distilate that would rot any other beings innards instantly, (but merely gave the average orc a nice inner glow) the atmosphere was decidedly jovial. Most agreed that it was one of the more spectacular demonstrations in recent memory.

"'ell it wuz better than ol Yargnash's exploding greaseballs!" Yargnash was an orcish chef that sometimes moonlighted as a weapons designer.

"Did you see the little one with the big ears?"

Boisterous laughter.

"Hah! He made it the furthest. Won me an extra gold peice off of him."

One orc, obviously the loser of the bet, said morosely,"It wadn't fair I keep tellin ya. The little bassard was flappin his arms."



Guide to Ork Cookum:

A Guide to Ork Cookum
<with apologies to Juston Wilson, the Cooking Cajun>

By Yargnash da Cook

Oooie! How y'all are? Today we'z gon show you how ta cook da leftovers.

Now y'alls know what's leftovers is right? That's right. It what leftover from when you done playin wit yo food, and before ya eats it. Now I knows some folks likes ta eat dere's raw, but sum 'o' us like da aroma and flavorful tang 'o' charred flesh.

Well now, here's what we gots for y'all today.

<Opens a cell door showing a brace of struggling hobbits, and a sullen looking Dunlandish maid>

Mmm, mmm. Don dey look yummy? Now we'z gon make sumtin real spezial for ya today! Hobbit Surprise!

Wot's dat? It ain't no surprise? Heh boy. It sho nuff is fo dem hobbits!

<Sharpens a cleaver on a grindstone>

Now com 'ere you leetle rascal.

<Snatches up a scampering Hobbit by his toehair, and whacks him on the side of the head with the flat of the cleaver>

When ya's cookin hobbit, yah got's to be real careful, cause dey's full of poisons and such.

<Slices off the hobbit's waistcoat buttons and holds one up>

Now dis 'ere reminds me of a story. Seems dere was dis greedy snotter back to da swamp we'z growed up in. Now he was a lad wif a big mouth. 'ell he could get's almost a whole hog head in there. He wuz foreva struttin about, braggin about 'ows he could eat more, faster'n ennybody else. Well one day he catches 'imself a hobbit. Well we ain't never seen one back then, bein yungins an all. And I sez to him, 'ell Bill, ain't ya gonna skin 'im? And 'ol Billzersash just smiles, and pops that entire hobbit in his mouth! Well we wuz right sore at him, thu greedy bassard, so I hauls off and kicks him in the arse. Well it saved ol' Bills life, cause right about then, he was a turnin Green. And as anyone knows, there ain't no such thing as a Green orc. Lessn he's et somethin that don't agree with him. Or well, somthin that's still argin with him anyway. Seems 'ol Bill had sucked thu waistcoat right offn dat hobbit, and a button got lodged in 'is throat. So when I kicked 'is greedy arse, thu hobbit, the waistcoat, and da button came flyin out.

<Tosses the button aside and whacks the wakened hobbit in the head again>

Da little boogar got away, we wuz laffin so hard at Bill. And dat's 'ow come you 'ere folks talkin 'bout green orcs. Eatin unskinned hobbits will do it every time.

Now, yah see, da best way ta cook 'obbits is roastin. Raw hobbits, well just look at what happen ta ol' Bill. When ya's skinnin da hobbit, take special care … Hold still ya leetle rascal … to gets all da buttons off.

<Whacks the hobbit in the head with the side of the cleaver again>

…………………………….

Well now, hear we are. 2 hours and 15 minutes at 400'F , and this plump leetle rascal is ready for the table.

<Places a roasted hobbit on the table. The apple in his mouth has been glazed with caramel.>

Well now, I'm just gonna pull my chair up to da table heah. Comfy dear?

<Grins at the sullen Dunlandish maid who is trussed in a chair at the table>

Yah know, dis remind me of a story. When I wuz a wee brat, my ol pap usta sit me on his knee, and tell me all kinds of things about da world. Stories 'bout them fruity Elves, and how da Dwarfs wuz made outta rocks, casue d'ere heads is so hard. An he tol me a story 'bout wee leetle folks whut lived in holes in da ground. He sez dey wuz always so hard to catcht, because dey was so sneaky, you could walk right by one, in broad moonlight, and ya wouldn't sees 'im.

Well, one day me ol' Pap, and a some of 'is ladz wuz out lookin for grub, cause they wuz mighty hungry, an hain't had nuttin ta eat fer days. And dey come up on a bunch 'o' hobbit holes. And would'n you know it, the lads sez, "Garn- Ain't no need ta mess wif dese here grubbers. Can't ne'er get 'em outta d'ere holes when theyz in 'em."

Well my ol Pap had him an idea. He goes and picks some 'o' dem mushrooms growin nearby, and he sets 'em out in front 'o' dat hole. Well now, he seyz to hisself. We'll just see how long it takes 'em to smell dat.

And he waits, and waits. My 'ol pap wuz a patient ork. He could sits still for almost 5 minutes at a time, but it only took a second 'er two, and he seen a leetle head poke out o' de hole. So he whops it wif his stick, and puts it in a bag. Then anudder came out, and annuder. Soon enough he had a bag full, and was hollerin back to his ladz to bring him some more sacks.

Well, wouldn yah know it, they wuz out of sacks, and all they had waz a big ol' boot, that some troll spawn had dropped. They had been draggin it back, because they wuz so hungry they were gonna boil da leather and eat it. But dey filled up that troll boot with hobbits. To da brim.

Well wouldn't yah know it, dat 'ol troll came back a lookin fer his boot. And when he sees it he comes over and sez " 'ere now, whatr you fellas doin wit me boot?"

Well 'ol Pap was a smart 'un. He says, are you sure dis is your boot? And da 'ol troll sez yes dat be me boot, it matches da uddern on me udder foot.

Well Pap sez to da troll, I don't believe it's yours, I don't even think it'd fit you. Much too small.

Well da 'ol troll sez it does too fit, and he jammed 'is ol foot in da boot, and let's out a squeak. "dere's somptin in 'ere he yells!"

Well Pap sez, hey wait a minnit, where'd my bag o snakes go? An de 'ol troll lets out a hollar, and slings dat boot off his foot, hollerin "I'm bit, I'm bit! Get it off!" And 'ol pap runs over an clubs da hobbit dat's gnawin on da trolls toe.

Well, dat ol Troll wuz convinced he wuz snakebit, and he wuz a thrashin about and rollin around something feirce. And 'ol pap says Ssssshhhh. Quiet.

And da troll looks at 'im and sez, why, I'm snake bit! What's a matta?

And Pap points at da Row 'o' hobbit holes and sez, once dey get a taste fer ya, they always come back for more.

Well that wuz it fer da troll, he lit out running with one boot on. Pap and his lad dragged dat sack 'o' hobbit, and the one they'd pulled off the troll all the way back to da cook pot.

They et pretty good fer a while, but they never did look in da troll's boot to see what happened to da rest of dem hobbits.

<Takes a big swig of ork Likker and grins>

Well now, y'all join us here again next week. We'z gonna make you up sumptin deelicious. A real treat. Dunlandish Shishkabobs.

<Loud thud as the Dunlandish maid keels over>

viggosbeard
04-26-2002, 04:22 AM
Blackheart

I cant wait - Dunlandish shishkabobs are my fave - any chance you could get the recipe for a good Fire - Drake curry ?

rainbow
04-26-2002, 04:29 AM
woh, to much information
if i was in rivendale i would-
raid arwens wardrobe
ride the horses
climb trees
go on long walks
have lotsa fun!
:p

Agburanar
04-26-2002, 05:33 AM
Nick Vilya (I think that's the ring of adament, it might be Nenya..) and have lots fun!

(And listen to Blackheart's stories!)

Blackheart
04-26-2002, 10:39 AM
Originally posted by viggosbeard
Blackheart

I cant wait - Dunlandish shishkabobs are my fave - any chance you could get the recipe for a good Fire - Drake curry ?

Nah nar. Youse don use curry on fire drake.

Youse use oregano and garlic, wif a DASH of red wine.

Dat way it taste like chikin! :D

Put curry on it an it makes da meat go all gooey, and it taste like poo! :eek:

viggosbeard
04-26-2002, 10:46 AM
no way - theres a really good Uruk restaurant by me and they reckon its a must , especially with a side order of harfoot meat balls.

Earniel
04-26-2002, 11:40 AM
Originally posted by afro-elf
never imagined you as girlie girl?

I thought of you more as a eowyn type

I'm not really a girlie girl. I don't use make-up, have a deep hatred for short skirts, care little how I look and what to wear(much to the despair of my mum) I have never followed a diet and I've never fainted. I don't scream when I'm confronted by mice, spiders or other creapy crawlers. I used to save bugs out of the swimmingpool when I was young. My dad bought me a plastic sword and shield when I was seven.

But....

I can giggle as well as any teenage girl and listen romantic music once in a while. I like long and wide dresses, I love wearing them. It's just I don't have many opportunies to wear them. And I definately have a soft spot for long medieval looking dresses. Such a shame those aren't worn today, sigh....

Blackheart
04-26-2002, 12:48 PM
Originally posted by viggosbeard
no way - theres a really good Uruk restaurant by me and they reckon its a must , especially with a side order of harfoot meat balls.

:eek:

Wasting good hobbit on a meatball???!!

Aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhh!

*gnashes teeth*

BeardofPants
04-26-2002, 04:42 PM
Originally posted by Eärniel
I used to save bugs out of the swimmingpool when I was young. My dad bought me a plastic sword and shield when I was seven.


So did I, actually, until I tried to 'save' a wasp. Ouch. Ungrateful insect! :rolleyes:

Glorious Glorfindel
04-27-2002, 07:47 AM
i think rainbow has the right approach on this matter. all that talk of eatin hobbits and such 'leftovers' quite disgusting, enjoy the time in rivendell while you have it, don't eat the contents of it!!!

Occasionally Jay
04-27-2002, 12:31 PM
Rivendell? For two months..?

Hide in the library...
get Elrond started on a favorite topic so that I could listen to him talk...
Hear the lay of Beren and Luthien...
Eat, sleep, swim, and climb trees.

Elf Girl
04-27-2002, 12:49 PM
Originally posted by Eärniel
I'm not really a girlie girl. I don't use make-up, have a deep hatred for short skirts, care little how I look and what to wear(much to the despair of my mum) I have never followed a diet and I've never fainted. I don't scream when I'm confronted by mice, spiders or other creapy crawlers. I used to save bugs out of the swimmingpool when I was young. My dad bought me a plastic sword and shield when I was seven.

But....

I can giggle as well as any teenage girl and listen romantic music once in a while. I like long and wide dresses, I love wearing them. It's just I don't have many opportunies to wear them. And I definately have a soft spot for long medieval looking dresses. Such a shame those aren't worn today, sigh....

You are exactly like me. And expecially that bit about long flowing dresses, I love those. I also have a pet snake.

Wulažg
04-28-2002, 04:57 PM
Rivendell for two months? I'd go with Blackheart. Swiping Vilya would be fun, lets see... hobbits are tasty but very fattening...that's why you have to keep busy...burning the Shire down...then Rivendell...then...LORIEN BWA HA HA HA HA!!!(I'm not really a psycho no matter what my psychologist might say).

No really though, I would probably just listen to stories, learn Quenya and run around climbing trees. The only better places are Lorien(bigger trees) and the Old Forest(since Bombadil tells a better story). There really isn't that much to do there besides listen and learn Quenya and run around. Unless you're into the vigilante justice thing...;)

Blackheart
04-28-2002, 05:32 PM
Originally posted by Wulažg
Rivendell for two months? I'd go with Blackheart. Swiping Vilya would be fun, lets see... hobbits are tasty but very fattening...that's why you have to keep busy...burning the Shire down...then Rivendell...then...LORIEN BWA HA HA HA HA!!!(I'm not really a psycho no matter what my psychologist might say).

No really though, I would probably just listen to stories, learn Quenya and run around climbing trees. The only better places are Lorien(bigger trees) and the Old Forest(since Bombadil tells a better story). There really isn't that much to do there besides listen and learn Quenya and run around. Unless you're into the vigilante justice thing...;)

Ohh, I thought you were serious about being evil for a second... I had high hopes for you. :(

Wulažg
04-29-2002, 04:53 PM
I'm only evil when there aren't any nice people(e.g. nice girls) around. Sorry to disappoint you. Elves are niceso I can't start burning things, no matter how much I might want to. There always is vigilante "justice" though;)

As long as noone's watching I might swipe Vilya.........

Blackheart
04-29-2002, 05:12 PM
Originally posted by Wulažg
I'm only evil when there aren't any nice people(e.g. nice girls) around.

That pretty much says you are dishonestly evil! Which is it?

Occasionally Jay
04-29-2002, 05:23 PM
To be such an impressive turncoat demonstrates remarkable evil, in MY opinion.
;)

BeardofPants
04-29-2002, 05:29 PM
Originally posted by Wulažg
I'm only evil when there aren't any nice people(e.g. nice girls) around.

:rolleyes: Some people will do anything for a roll in the hay. Wonder how many there'll be at Rivendell? :eek:

Occasionally Jay
04-29-2002, 05:53 PM
A role in the hay...*sigh*
I'd do a lot for a role in the hay with That Special Person, but Celebrian would be..... unhappy .

Blackheart
04-30-2002, 01:39 AM
Celebrian.. ohhh.

Oh well, wasn't she busy with the orcs? ;)

Wulažg
04-30-2002, 06:41 PM
Come on people! Back on topic!

Blackheart
05-01-2002, 02:41 AM
Oh yeah.. topic topic.. what was the topic?

Oh. Rivendell. Yeah, I hear theres a bridge there with no rails. Good for fishing from. :rolleyes:

Elf Girl
05-01-2002, 01:22 PM
Blackheart, I'd think you'd want to push people off it! Fishing is remarkebly docile.

I might just languish away in the library from forgetting to eat.

Blackheart
05-01-2002, 02:30 PM
I didn't SAY what kind of BAIT I'd be using...

"Fish or Cut bait?"
"Fish or Cut bait?"
"Fish or Cut bait?"
"Fish or Cut bait?"

rrrr- either one's fun!

Elfmaster XK
05-01-2002, 03:30 PM
Fishing is cruel, you couldn't do that in a nice place like rivendell!!!

The librbary sound god too...tho i'd prob eat in the library and annoy any librarians there were...

BeardofPants
05-01-2002, 04:26 PM
There's a couple of people I wouldn't mind taking "fishing" ...

Ooh, look behind you! A three headed monkey!

*Shoves be-masked, hog-tied, individual off the bridge, his hairy feet peeking out from the bottom of the sack...*

:eek: :eek: :eek:

*Wanders off to rivendell, whistling innocently.*

Wulažg
05-01-2002, 04:34 PM
Meanie!

Why use fish OR cut bait? Use Goblin chunks, or hobbit chunks if you want the fish to actually bite;)

Blackheart
05-01-2002, 04:41 PM
There's no fish in that river!!

What did you think I actually wanted to catch a fish?

Do I look like a Gollum?? :eek:

Wulažg
05-01-2002, 04:44 PM
Yes.


We all know about your "precioussss"

BeardofPants
05-01-2002, 04:49 PM
What collar??! :confused:

Blackheart
05-01-2002, 04:50 PM
*FALLS into the river laughing and drowns*

I don't think that's what he meant! :rolleyes:

BeardofPants
05-01-2002, 04:54 PM
<Cleans mind out with strawberry scented soap.>

*Innocent look.*

*Chucks collar into river.*

Wulažg
05-01-2002, 04:56 PM
I don't even want to know:rolleyes:

Blackheart
05-01-2002, 05:01 PM
*Corpse of dead orc is necromantically raised by contact with the master collar*

Whuuuuugh....

SNiff--

I smell..

I smelll....

BRAINS!

*snif* *sniff*

Strawberry Brains!

Sluuurp!

BeardofPants
05-01-2002, 05:25 PM
Strawberry Brains!

Sluuurp!

Haha! More fool you. I'm a sheep. I don't have any brains. Baaaaa.

Blackheart
05-01-2002, 05:26 PM
OOOOH! SHeeeeep.

*evil grin*

Comic Book Guy
05-01-2002, 05:27 PM
Keep on Topic and quit chatting.

Blackheart
05-01-2002, 05:29 PM
That's correct. There was no record of sheep at Rivendell, come to think of it. Not goats, not chickens, nor cows.

They did have a stable however.

And where did they get their leafy greens?

:eek: :D

Sicirus
05-01-2002, 06:32 PM
I think There had to be some type of meat source. Or are all the elves vegetariens like Beren. Beren was helped by the animals so he became a vegetarien I wonder If it is the same way with the elves.


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Blackheart
05-01-2002, 06:36 PM
No... I think I remember roasts and such at elven feasts.

Though it Might have been the woodelves only...

Wulažg
05-01-2002, 06:59 PM
Those wood elves would eat their own mothers. You've got to wonder what's in that lembas though.

Sicirus
05-01-2002, 07:39 PM
I don't want to know. But for all we know it could have been there decest horses or someone had the anger to kill there friend who got with there crush and killed him and hid the bidy parts in the lembas.
Elves gone bad.

Blackheart
05-01-2002, 10:34 PM
Errr. I' think Lembas is made from wheat or some other eincorn brought by the Noldor out of valinor. Actually...

*shrugs*

Wulažg
05-02-2002, 04:14 PM
I heard somewhere that it was made of dwarves, hence the enmity between the two races. And it explains some of Gimli's mutterings.

Sicirus
05-02-2002, 04:50 PM
Or it could have been alchole with weat and to much sugar.
You know how allmost all of tolkiens characters find pleasure in drinking and smoking. I wonder if when they skip to themorning if the Hobbits get drunk with the elves and humans and dwarves then some unknown character has a heart attack from inhaling to much drugs.
The horror.:o

Blackheart
05-03-2002, 11:13 AM
Hmmph. No more hobbits doing shrooms jokes!

Sicirus
05-03-2002, 05:10 PM
Huh ware did that come up?



"Galloping down the road at night. not a famous knight, King or queen. But Sicirus the weary wolf at flight."

Elfmaster XK
05-03-2002, 05:23 PM
Originally posted by Blackheart
Errr. I' think Lembas is made from wheat or some other eincorn brought by the Noldor out of valinor. Actually...

*shrugs*

Taste edible paper, then you'll know what lembas is like! Eck! Wafers...

Lightice
05-04-2002, 08:29 AM
Originally posted by Elfmaster XK

Taste edible paper, then you'll know what lembas is like! Eck! Wafers...

I don't think so. Lembas was said to be very tasty, for beginning, but others than elves grew bored to it very quickly.

Sicirus
05-04-2002, 06:17 PM
Well figures with all that so called sugar packed in it and if it was all you had left to eat who would't get tired of it. I know I would.

Occasionally Jay
05-04-2002, 07:29 PM
I thought non-elves liked Lembas, too, even for extended periods of time.

I LIKE wafers. They are yummy. I've often considering finding the supplier for our local church so I could buy them in bulk.

azalea
05-04-2002, 09:00 PM
Originally posted by Elfmaster XK


Taste edible paper, then you'll know what lembas is like! Eck! Wafers...

Maybe you're thinking of cram.

Sicirus
05-05-2002, 09:40 AM
I never thought of Lembas actualy tasting like wafers but these soft sortove crunchy disc shaped pink cookie.

Wulažg
05-08-2002, 04:07 PM
Just a bit too rich for the "common folk". Do these elves not have tastebuds or something?

Sicirus
05-09-2002, 08:51 PM
Well when you live off of what you plant then you sentenly have to make the things you eat more interesting. And in aa way you have to do that with all foods.
But elves mostly go for the healing types of food.

Faramir
05-11-2002, 09:36 PM
Learn everything I could about elves, study maps, take walks(it looked so beautiful in the movie!), meet as many elves as I could, learn the history of ME, and train for the quest. :)

Elf Girl
05-14-2002, 02:02 PM
Avoid getting chosen for the Fellowship. Of course, if I stalked Legolas, it wouldn't exactly be keeping a low profile...:rolleyes: