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Hi Airaloske! You sound like you were born to be a Downer. Welcome, and nice to have you with us!
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lol "born to be a downer"
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this kind of thing happens to me quite often, actually :)
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Welcome, Aira! |
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Anyways, welcome to the Down's!! :D |
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Aira sounds nice, better than Miggy or similar creations :D
Hope you'll enjoy the Downs! Does Airaloske mean anything in a M-e language? |
Welcome, Airaloske! I deleted the e-mail address in your introductory post. Anyone who wants to contact you can do so by PM, and we encourage members not to give away too much personal information on the forum.
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Welcome to 'downs, Aira and Dake! Hope you enjoy your stay. :)
And welcome back Glirdan and Dim! Lovely to see you back. |
Hello everyone
Hi everyone my name is Joseph i`m a 23 year old male from North Wales in the uk
I`m very much into Tolkien after having read all of the lord of the rings books, the silmarillion (Gasp) and the hobbit. At the moment i`m trying to read the children of Hurin. This is a great site for information about all of Tolkien`s work and I look forward to finding out all I can. I also find from what I have read that this forum is very warm and friendly and I hope to be able to get to know some fans of the lord of the rings. hope this thread is ok Thanks Joseph:) |
Welcome, Joseph!
You're spot on in thinking this thread was the place to introduce yourself, and also in your estimation of this forum's excellence. Cheers! |
Hey all, BHKoga127 here to bring you all some fresh blood. :p
So a bit about myself and my history with the rings...hmm...well, I wont lie to you kind people, I'm not the biggest rings fan out there, but I do enjoy the story and Tolkien, plus I have some friends who are die-hard fanatics (they're actually the ones who brought me to this place and "convinced" me to join). I do remember years ago reading The Hobbit and loving it immensely, then realizing I has seen something similar several years prior to that on TV. This lead me to find the animated movies on VHS and watch all of the series on my tiny little bedroom TV. I still own the VHS tapes today and am taking them down to college with me as this new semester gets ready to begin, to share with my aforementioned friends. Anyway, in more recent years, I tried reading Fellowship for school, but a combination of being forced to read it, the time constraints on me, just landing my first job, and of course an ever increasing love of video games, well...I didn't finish. Actually, I only made it up to wonderful ol' Tom Bombadil, but in retrospect, better to camp out there and be merry while Frodo and the gang risk life an' limb towards Mordor. Hell, if they fail, I'll be relatively safe for a while, now wouldn't I? Well, safer than I'd be elsewhere. Besides that though, I have seen the movies and knowing that books are always better, I do plan on getting to them soon...I hope. College makes finding free time a little difficult, but I'm trying. Other than all that, I suppose my only other claim to the world of the rings is that I do have one prized possession, my precious if you will, that more or less ensures I will forever be somewhat connected to the lands from the Shire to Mt. Doom. My grandmother gave me, so many years ago that even my mother forgot we had it, a wonderful book, protected in a cardboard sheath, and engraved with a familiar golden symbol of letters. It is a fabulous collection of J.R.R. Tolkien's art works, not just those seen in the books, but even doodles he'd done on random newspapers. I love looking at the images and maps he's drawn, so in respect to that, I hope one day to increase my knowledge of the whole of Middle Earth. Now. That's more than enough babbling from me. As you may be able to tell already, I talk...a lot! You've now been warned, get me started on a topic I'm interested and be ready for a loooong conversation that will probably stray from random topic to random topic. Anyway, nice to be here, I hope we work well together. *bows* |
Mmm, fresh blood... *licks chops*
Welcome to the 'Downs, Koga, and I hope you enjoy your death! |
Welcome, Koga (Gosh it's not everyday one gets to read such an epic introduction post), and croeso, Joseph! May you both enjoy your afterlife!
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Hello, hello! *discovers that I cannot pull off creepy with my two-year-old voice* Welcome to the Downs, Koga and Joseph! So lovely to have two such non-spamming new folk here! I'm sure you'll fit right in with us Wights. :)
Koga, if you like talking a lot, per'aps you should try a werewolf game. We never shut up there. ;) |
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And I would also like to extend my hand in welcome (well, my virtual hand that is!! :D ) to our two newest members!! |
Hullo!
Well, I shall call myself Galadriel on this site, after my favourite character :)
"I will diminish, and go into the West, and remain Galadriel" Sadly, I have no friends who are fans of Lord of the Rings.:confused: One's a hardcore HP fan, and another couple are Twilight lovers (curse that disgrace of a book!). |
Well met, Galadriel! You certainly have chosen a noble subject for your eponym.
I'll second one of your friends in liking the HP books, but the Twilight phenomenon is quite beyond my understanding. :rolleyes: I think you'll find more than enough Tolkien fans here though. Enjoy your stay! |
Hi again all
Hi again everyone. Thanks loslote,pitchwife and Inziladum and hope you enjoy the site welcome koga and Galadriel.
As for Twilight I don't think its that good as well. I`m not saying its a bad book but not as good as all the hype makes out. I think the last book that was worth the hype is Mortal Engines. Its a great story about moving cities set in the far future in fact it is four books. I also think that while Harry Potter is a clever set of books its morals are somewhat different to lord or the rings and evil is not as well defined. sorry if this offends people its just my views. |
Thank you all for the warm welcome, it's nice to see a forum site where people aren't immediately ragging on newcomers. As for the Werewolf games, I'm already being pestered into joining one of my friends games, so give it enough time and I'll probably make my way over there too. Anyway, thanks again to everyone, now I shall head out into the downs and see what this afterlife holds for me.
P.S. I don't even want to get started on a rant about Twilight, so I wont, but welcome Galadriel nonetheless. |
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And also a warm welcome to you Galadriel!! Enjoy your time here amongst the dead! |
Welcome, Joseph, Koga and Galadriel! Hope you enjoy your stay and hope it turns out to be long. ;)
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Hi again
hi all hows it going? Thanks Thinlómien for your warm welcome.:)
I wonder if anyone can tell me what the green boxes are where it says "Joseph has just left the shire?" Thanks |
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The captions, such as 'X has just left Hobbiton' have changed since the Reputation system was first introduced, so don't let that confuse you. |
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Thank you for telling me about the reputation meter that's a great help hope everyone is ok.:)
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Well, well, it seems I'm currently battling Black Riders on Weathertop. How exciting.:cool: Let me take a break from the fight to welcome Joseph, Galadriel and BHKoga127– and sorry about the lateness. I don't check this thread enough. |
Introducing: Me!
Hi everyone!
For starters, I'm a teenager, homeschooled, and a BIG literature and history buff. (Historical literature is even better) :p Ceveneth means Earth in Sindarin, which is close to what my RL name means. And I liked how it sounded. I'm a Tolkien fan, (like you didn't know that :p) and I've read all of LOTR, The Hobbit, and the Silmarillion, and I've seen the LOTR movies, and I want to learn Elvish eventually. I think that's all. :D |
Welcome, Ceveneth!
A history buff, hmm? Ever read anything by Barbara Tuchman? And more power to you if you intend to learn Elvish to the point of speaking and writing it. ;) I look forward to seeing you around. |
Welcome to the Downs, Ceveneth! I hope you enjoy your death here in our wonderful community of wights! :D
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Hi Lottie! I'm Emeraldstar on CoE!
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It's good to have you join us, Ceveneth!:) Welcome to the Downs!
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