Things That Get Stuck In Your Head.

[husborne]

Things That Get Stuck In Your Head.

What things get stuck in your head and you're saying them all day?:D (http://www.own-middle-earth-newzealand.com)

You know things like songs, words, or a saying from a film??








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[Gurthang]

I seem to always repeat the Linkin Park(they rock!) lyrics 'In the end, it doesn't even matter'. It annoys my sister to no end. Sorry, bad pun. :D

[Parmawen]

"The only brew for the brave and truuuuuuuuuuuuuuuue, comes from the Green Dragon!"


Only add a little hobbit dance :)

My family once threatened to ground me from watching the DVD's again if I sang it one more time.


I got the DVD's back eventually. :D

[yavanna II]

Home is behind... the world ahead....


I sing that everytime my stupid chem teacher asks me to do anything for his stupid subject... don't really know why... one time he got annoyed, and sent me out.... :D

I dunno, I've been in his classes for quite some time, I just really don't feel at home at his classroom... :rolleyes:

[The Barrow-Wight]

Let's change this to Middle-earth things that get stuck in your head. Make sure we're thinking of the books, not the movies.

[Eomer of the Rohirrim]

'The Road goes ever on and on'; when that gets stuck in my head I'm singing it all day.

Also archaic words (hither, thither, whence, etc.) On occasions I try to use as many as possible, resulting in mostly annoyed and confused conversation partners. It's a good way to scare off people you don't know very well. Well, that and shouting Be gone, foul dwimmerlaik! (which I sometimes do).

[Folwren]

Three main quotes will go round and round in my head, depending on how I'm feeling.

'Good morning!' said Bilbo.

'What do you mean?'

and

'Well, I'm back,' he said.

and.....

'Oh, Sam!' But I think that's more from the movie. :rolleyes:

Originially posted by Eomer of the Rohirrim:
Also archaic words (hither, thither, whence, etc.) On occasions I try to use as many as possible, resulting in mostly annoyed and confused conversation partners. It's a good way to scare off people you don't know very well. Well, that and shouting Be gone, foul dwimmerlaik! (which I sometimes do).

That amuses me that you sometimes talk with the archaic words. I have friends who come over sometimes and tease me about constantly using them. I don't think I do...but evidently, I use more than most.

[Morsul the Dark]

"Six-Thousand Spears To Sunlending!"

Is my general random call of the day not to say thats the only random thing I scream for no reason ;)

[Gurthang]

Originally posted by Folwren
That amuses me that you sometimes talk with the archaic words. I have friends who come over sometimes and tease me about constantly using them. I don't think I do...but evidently, I use more than most.

Yes, I know what you mean. I'm not sure about 'hither, thither, etc.', but I enjoy a good yonder now and then. Not really archaic, but nobody really uses it around here. It's also kind of fun to use 'strike' instead of 'hit'. When one friend hits another, they give you a very strange look when you shout "Do not strike him!".

I also get those funny looks when I watch the movies and sing along with Merry when he's at the Green Dragon."

[Glirdan]

Ever since I watched the "They're taking the Hobbits to Isengard" video (thanks for a ton of laughs Enca), I've been singing it in my head. :D

[Naz]

Well, that and shouting Be gone, foul dwimmerlaik! (which I sometimes do).

So I'm not the only one...