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I was wondering if many members liked the lord of the rings and also it is hard to find people who like to talk about it in person so I thought this could be a place to discuss it anyway.
James Holland said:what is quite annoying is that every one says that Frodo and Sam should have just flown on the eagles the whole way. this is just generally stupid as the eagles would of been shot at and almost definitely killed by at least three factions/groups
well this is just a way of saying run or flee. like in the common Latin phrase Tempus Fugit meaning time fly's or runs away/slips awaycpscdave said:Then there is the whole "Fly you fools"
James Holland said:what is quite annoying is that every one says that Frodo and Sam should have just flown on the eagles the whole way.
this is just generally stupid as the eagles would of been shot at and almost definitely killed by at least three factions/groups
micromass said:How is it a stupid idea? Who would shoot or kill them? Shoot them with arrows you mean? It's pretty easy to fly high enough so that arrows won't reach you. The only thing that could really harm the eagles were other flying creatures.
As much as I like LOTR, the eagle thing is a very definite plot hole.
Did they know about the flying serpent-thingys the Nazgul flew at the time of the Council of Elrond?James Holland said:this is hoping that they aren't being eaten by nazguls
Noisy Rhysling said:Where are the female Orcs?
That sort of question will get you into a lot of trouble when traveling through Orc territory.Noisy Rhysling said:Where are the female Orcs?
Noisy Rhysling said:Where are the female Orcs?
Fervent Freyja said:Tolkien was a gentleman, he probably figured his orcs are excellent providers and don't make/let their women fight in wars.
rootone said:That sort of question will get you into a lot of trouble when traveling through Orc territory
I wonder if they had "Take your orclet to the slaughter" day?Khatti said:Also, because they're out and about trying the exterminate all the rest of humanity, they're never sitting around the house taking up space and getting on your nerves.
honestly i don,t know where they would be but i do no they give birth to litters of orclets and these burst through their stomach a bit like alien and then eat their own mothers alive. but this would take ages so mordor and isengard ect would tend to rely on ses pitsNoisy Rhysling said:Where are the female Orcs?
well they defiantly new about them in-fact they are baby dragons of the same species as smaug but they cannot breath fire or have a nearly indestructible hides. the dwarves of the iron hills started a program to breed the same beasts for riding in battle. However I have no idea if the council knew of the wring wraiths riding them.Noisy Rhysling said:Did they know about the flying serpent-thingys the Nazgul flew at the time of the Council of Elrond?
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