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Post by Deleted on Aug 4, 2013 19:58:15 GMT -5
Dr. Seuss is where it's at man  . |
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 20:59:16 GMT -5
He was a giant waste of ink. He do anything for the story or to help the hobbits. He was just there. Don't you enjoy wondering about what the heck he was? And yes he did do something for the story. When the four Hobbits were attacked by Barrow-wights, Tom saved them and gave each of them a dagger from the barrow. Those daggers were enchanted, made by the Dúnedain of Arnor for combat against the Nazgûl, and without his dagger Merry would not have been able to hurt the Witch-King. He was a giant waste of ink. He do anything for the story or to help the hobbits. He was just there. At that point, I think he Tolkien was taking his writing slightly less seriously. (That's just my guess) I just find it interesting wondering about his back story. It sort of foreshadows a higher power in middle Earth, and not one entirely of violence. I think the main reason he was included was to give the story some balanced. Dispite all that, he's still one of my least favourite characters in the series. I agree with boats these statements. And I found the parts with him interesting at first but Tolkein did spend a little too much time with him. |
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Post by Namialus on Aug 4, 2013 21:20:50 GMT -5
He was a giant waste of ink. He do anything for the story or to help the hobbits. He was just there. At that point, I think he Tolkien was taking his writing slightly less seriously. (That's just my guess) I just find it interesting wondering about his back story. It sort of foreshadows a higher power in middle Earth, and not one entirely of violence. I think the main reason he was included was to give the story some balanced. Dispite all that, he's still one of my least favourite characters in the series. I love his wife. |
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Post by bane on Aug 4, 2013 21:31:13 GMT -5
At that point, I think he Tolkien was taking his writing slightly less seriously. (That's just my guess) I just find it interesting wondering about his back story. It sort of foreshadows a higher power in middle Earth, and not one entirely of violence. I think the main reason he was included was to give the story some balanced. Dispite all that, he's still one of my least favourite characters in the series. I love his wife. But Nam, now you've cheating on Ventress and Eyown!  |
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 21:50:16 GMT -5
At that point, I think he Tolkien was taking his writing slightly less seriously. (That's just my guess) I just find it interesting wondering about his back story. It sort of foreshadows a higher power in middle Earth, and not one entirely of violence. I think the main reason he was included was to give the story some balanced. Dispite all that, he's still one of my least favourite characters in the series. I love his wife. How so? By her looks or personality...?  |
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Post by Namialus on Aug 4, 2013 21:51:02 GMT -5
How so? By her looks or personality...? She's interesting. |
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 21:52:11 GMT -5
How so? By her looks or personality...? She's interesting. I don't even know who Tolkein's wife is...  But I suppose she would be interesting if she's married to J.R.R Tolkein. |
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Post by Namialus on Aug 4, 2013 21:52:40 GMT -5
I don't even know who Tolkein's wife is... But I suppose she would be interesting if she's married to J.R.R Tolkein. I meant Tom Bombadil's wife.......................................... |
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 21:53:57 GMT -5
I don't even know who Tolkein's wife is... But I suppose she would be interesting if she's married to J.R.R Tolkein. I meant Tom Bombadil's wife..........................................  *facepalm* |
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Post by Cad Bane (Dark) on Aug 4, 2013 21:58:13 GMT -5
Why are there so many LOTR fans here.....? I've only seen Fellow Ship of The Ring once (that's all iv'e seen of it) and thought it was good but you guys are just obsessed... And is Middle-Earth supposed to be earth?
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 22:02:12 GMT -5
Why are there so many LOTR fans here.....? I've only seen Fellow Ship of The Ring once (that's all iv'e seen of it) and thought it was good but you guys are just obsessed... And is Middle-Earth supposed to be earth? I guess we just like it. And I also like medieval history which makes me like LOTR even more. And if I remember correctly I think it does. It's like a fictional history of Earth up until the 1800s or something like that. |
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Post by bane on Aug 4, 2013 22:32:48 GMT -5
Why are there so many LOTR fans here.....? I've only seen Fellow Ship of The Ring once (that's all iv'e seen of it) and thought it was good but you guys are just obsessed... And is Middle-Earth supposed to be earth? ... um it's just sort of awesome. You have to understand this basic fact. |
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 22:55:21 GMT -5
Why are there so many LOTR fans here.....? I've only seen Fellow Ship of The Ring once (that's all iv'e seen of it) and thought it was good but you guys are just obsessed... And is Middle-Earth supposed to be earth? ... um it's just sort of awesome. You have to understand this basic fact. Very true.  |
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Post by bane on Aug 4, 2013 22:57:32 GMT -5
... um it's just sort of awesome. You have to understand this basic fact. Very true. It's a fundamental part if being human... I've been watching them since I was 5.  |
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 22:58:37 GMT -5
Very true. It's a fundamental part if being human... I've been watching them since I was 5. 12. |
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Post by bane on Aug 4, 2013 23:06:28 GMT -5
It's a fundamental part if being human... I've been watching them since I was 5. 12. It doesn't really matter when you start. I guess some parents don't pike the violence they have, but my dad would rather show me them then most Pixar movies... |
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 23:08:47 GMT -5
12. It doesn't really matter when you start. I guess some parents don't pike the violence they have, but my dad would rather show me them then most Pixar movies... My dad doesn't mind the violence. It's the other two categories he's iffy about. And my mom made it so I wasn't allowed to watch anything but PG movies until I was 12. A little too much. She rather me watch Pixar movies than superhero ones... |
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Post by bane on Aug 4, 2013 23:14:06 GMT -5
It doesn't really matter when you start. I guess some parents don't pike the violence they have, but my dad would rather show me them then most Pixar movies... My dad doesn't mind the violence. It's the other two categories he's iffy about. And my mom made it so I wasn't allowed to watch anything but PG movies until I was 12. A little too much. She rather me watch Pixar movies than superhero ones... Yeah, my parent's only really care about intense drama, and the... other two categories. So Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter I've watched countlessly.  |
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 23:16:49 GMT -5
My dad doesn't mind the violence. It's the other two categories he's iffy about. And my mom made it so I wasn't allowed to watch anything but PG movies until I was 12. A little too much. She rather me watch Pixar movies than superhero ones... Yeah, my parent's only really care about intense drama, and the... other two categories. So Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter I've watched countlessly. That's why I can't see a lot of other movies that my some of my other friends have seen. Because of those two categories. And intense drama I guess. |
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Post by bane on Aug 4, 2013 23:21:23 GMT -5
Yeah, my parent's only really care about intense drama, and the... other two categories. So Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter I've watched countlessly. That's why I can't see a lot of other movies that my some of my other friends have seen. Because of those two categories. And intense drama I guess. Yeah... I'm at the age when my parent's feel duty bound to see all the movies I see with me... so yeah.  it's sort of restricting. I'm not saying I want to see R rated movies every night, but I wasn't even allowed to see The new Star Trek movie. (At least thrusting want to see it.) |
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 23:25:32 GMT -5
That's why I can't see a lot of other movies that my some of my other friends have seen. Because of those two categories. And intense drama I guess. Yeah... I'm at the age when my parent's feel duty bound to see all the movies I see with me... so yeah. it's sort of restricting. I'm not saying I want to see R rated movies every night, but I wasn't even allowed to see The new Star Trek movie. (At least thrusting want to see it.) i only saw that because I went with a friend. And I'm glad I did. My mom loves Star Trek and she wanted to see it. She probably would've freaked out if she knew all the stuff that was in there I saw. And I don't want to see R rated movies either. My parents didn't let me see Pacific Rim, even though it was PG-13 for the intense violence and brief language. They said the language would probably be too strong. |
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Post by bane on Aug 4, 2013 23:28:25 GMT -5
Yeah... I'm at the age when my parent's feel duty bound to see all the movies I see with me... so yeah. it's sort of restricting. I'm not saying I want to see R rated movies every night, but I wasn't even allowed to see The new Star Trek movie. (At least thrusting want to see it.) i only saw that because I went with a friend. And I'm glad I did. My mom loves Star Trek and she wanted to see it. She probably would've freaked out if she knew all the stuff that was in there I saw. And I don't want to see R rated movies either. My parents didn't let me see Pacific Rim, even though it was PG-13 for the intense violence and brief language. They said the language would probably be too strong. I wish I could do that. Thing is, we have to go to the city to see movies, so we have to plan it out if we want to see something. (Its a two hour trip there) because of how restrictive my parent's are, I don't really even see that many movies... |
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Post by bane on Aug 4, 2013 23:29:32 GMT -5
i only saw that because I went with a friend. And I'm glad I did. My mom loves Star Trek and she wanted to see it. She probably would've freaked out if she knew all the stuff that was in there I saw. And I don't want to see R rated movies either. My parents didn't let me see Pacific Rim, even though it was PG-13 for the intense violence and brief language. They said the language would probably be too strong. I wish I could do that. Thing is, we have to go to the city to see movies, so we have to plan it out if we want to see something. (Its a two hour trip there) because of how restrictive my parent's are, I don't really even see that many movies... What was in it, anyway? I'll just have to see it on Netflix when/if it comes out there... |
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 23:31:37 GMT -5
i only saw that because I went with a friend. And I'm glad I did. My mom loves Star Trek and she wanted to see it. She probably would've freaked out if she knew all the stuff that was in there I saw. And I don't want to see R rated movies either. My parents didn't let me see Pacific Rim, even though it was PG-13 for the intense violence and brief language. They said the language would probably be too strong. I wish I could do that. Thing is, we have to go to the city to see movies, so we have to plan it out if we want to see something. (Its a two hour trip there) because of how restrictive my parent's are, I don't really even see that many movies... That sucks... At less the movie theater for me is only 20 mins away. And normally is used to only see 5 movies a year because of how restrictive mine are too. This year I've managed to see 6 so far. But two of those were with a friend. |
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 23:32:13 GMT -5
I wish I could do that. Thing is, we have to go to the city to see movies, so we have to plan it out if we want to see something. (Its a two hour trip there) because of how restrictive my parent's are, I don't really even see that many movies... What was in it, anyway? I'll just have to see it on Netflix when/if it comes out there... What was what in? |
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Post by bane on Aug 4, 2013 23:32:52 GMT -5
I wish I could do that. Thing is, we have to go to the city to see movies, so we have to plan it out if we want to see something. (Its a two hour trip there) because of how restrictive my parent's are, I don't really even see that many movies... That sucks... At less the movie theater for me is only 20 mins away. And normally is used to only see 5 movies a year because of how restrictive mine are too. This year I've managed to see 6 so far. But two of those were with a friend. Better then me. I've only seen a few in the last year... |
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 23:34:24 GMT -5
That sucks... At less the movie theater for me is only 20 mins away. And normally is used to only see 5 movies a year because of how restrictive mine are too. This year I've managed to see 6 so far. But two of those were with a friend. Better then me. I've only seen a few in the last year... Last year I only saw 3 I think. |
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Post by bane on Aug 4, 2013 23:34:36 GMT -5
What was in it, anyway? I'll just have to see it on Netflix when/if it comes out there... What was what in? Here it is, plain and simple: we're they dripping F bombs? Because that pretty much decides if I'll EVER be seeing it with my family... |
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Post by bane on Aug 4, 2013 23:35:48 GMT -5
Better then me. I've only seen a few in the last year... Last year I only saw 3 I think. Yeah I think I saw about 3 last year too. |
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Post by Star on Aug 4, 2013 23:42:13 GMT -5
Here it is, plain and simple: we're they dripping F bombs? Because that pretty much decides if I'll EVER be seeing it with my family... No f-bombs. This is what was in Into Darkness that I can recall. S--t B--ch Maybe B---ard Hell Damn A$$ It wasn't too frequent but the second word was used quite a good amount I remember. |
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But I suppose she would be interesting if she's married to J.R.R Tolkein. 
*facepalm*
it's sort of restricting. I'm not saying I want to see R rated movies every night, but I wasn't even allowed to see The new Star Trek movie. (At least thrusting want to see it.) 
it’s been quite a while. I’ve been pretty good, how about yourself?
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