The Hall of Fire

Primula Baggins wrote:I would love to see more of Hobbiton.

The point is that a barely-covered woman's bosom is sexy while barely covered men's jools are not. So. I dunno, woman's bosoms don't do a thing for me. :scratch: Why am I not surprised? :scratch: The question, dear Frelga is if barely-covered socks* do a thing for you. *Refer to Frelga's title.

The point is that a barely-covered woman's bosom is sexy while barely covered men's jools are not. So.

Meh.

Sorry, DP

River, GET BACK TO WORK!!

thanks, River.

(what else can I say? )

Am excited after seeing the photo of Armitage in the cast thread.

=:) Hmmm, maybe it will be some girl Elves mocking Thorin by shaving off his beard, "thus revealing his manly jaw." Can I be one of those girl Elves, please? If Oded doesn't look like Bard, who does? No-one. Noooo-one. Man, now am excited about TH. All it took was photos of sexy men. :D

Its the beard which has me wincing.... I mean look at that jawline (drool).

Am first in line, though, thank you very much. I commented first.

Oooh....Armitage is hot!

Yes, that is better, Elentári. the first one freaked me out too.

I will actually have a chance to be part of the conversation this time... all three LOTR movies were released before I moved to the US. And the release dates were weeks after the US date. By the time I saw them (avoiding the movie forums, reviews etc), the conversations had moved on. Looking forward...

I guess I will get excited as it gets closer.... right now am too involved with RL to focus on The Hobbit. Although, I must say, AJ's description just sent a shiver down my back.

Dave_LF wrote:I think what happened is the union overreached and created more of a fracas than it intended, and the studio took advantage of the crisis to finagle additional concessions and incentives out of everyone involved.

Most likely. People are people everywhere.

Aravar wrote:Well he is, sort of. A fish out of water who is there to be closer to the reader than the extraordinary events he experiences. It's just that Bilbo didn't have to contend with the Sirus Cybernetics Corporation to find something staisfying to drink.

Click on a button called "Auto Contrast".

Sooo much effort, preciousss, soo much effort.

Sauron sat, and crossed his fleshless legs, one empty pant leg folded over the other.

Those are really nice, V.

You know, forgive me for this, but if you fix your exposure in a program as simple as Picasa, these same pics would look far more beautiful. Email them to me if you want to see...

It is in this chapter too that we are reminded of Frodo's wound at the hands of the Nazgûl. His senses were sharper and more aware of things that could not be seen < > he could see more in the dark than any of his companions, save perhaps Gandalf. Interesting side effects. We know that Frodo's wound...