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thewichtking 02-04-2009 07:46 PM

What's your favorite mystery book or books?
 
what's your favorite mystery book or book's? mine is the "A.B.C. murders", the "murder on the orient express", and "the murder of Roger ackrod" all by Agatha Christie.
hope this count's on the "downs". oh and if your wondering they all are cases by Hercule Poirot

Agatha Christie is one of the best writer every:D

Nerwen 02-04-2009 08:26 PM

I'm quite keen on such Middle-Earth best-sellers as

Whatever Happened to Maglor?,
The Mystery of Gil-Galad's Parentage,


and

Glorfindel– Reincarnation or Copycat?

Morthoron 02-04-2009 09:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nerwen (Post 584485)
I'm quite keen on such Middle-Earth best-sellers as

Whatever Happened to Maglor?,
The Mystery of Gil-Galad's Parentage,


and

Glorfindel– Reincarnation or Copycat?

Do Balrogs have wings?

Why so few dwarvish women?

Why didn't Frodo just hop on an eagle and drop the ring in the Crack 'o' Doom?

Who is Tom Bombadil, and why does he dress like that?

Who is Goldberry, and couldn't she find a better looking mate?

Why does everyone in The Hobbit break into song at the most inopportune times?

Why does everyone in The Hobbit have a ready-made poem or song for every situation?

How did the Elves bypass 10,000 orcs to get to Helms Deep?

What happened to the two Blue Wizards, and how did the Valar run out of different colored robes to dress them in?

How did Earendel in a flying boat kill a giant winged dragon? Come on, you have to admit the visual appears silly.

Elros is a man, not a half-man, but Elrond is a half-elf, yet genetically he's mostly elf. Even more so are his kids.

It's a mystery...

Nerwen 02-04-2009 11:39 PM

Oh yes, I know The Riddle of The Balrogs' Wings is a classic, but frankly, I think it's been done to death. Familiarity breeds contempt, and all that...

Estelyn Telcontar 02-05-2009 06:36 AM

This is not a movie topic, and since the answers to the title question have taken a humorous turn, I'm moving the thread to the Mirth section of the forum. Please continue to read and post there - thanks!

thewichtking 02-05-2009 02:30 PM

i meant mystery book's in genrel it doesn't have to be the lord of the rings ;)

Inziladun 02-06-2009 07:12 PM

I'm not a 'genre' reader, and the only 'mystery' tales I like are the Sherlock Holmes stories by A. Conan Doyle. A Study in Scarlet is probably my favorite of the novels, and The Red Headed League the top of the shorts.

narfforc 02-09-2009 12:28 AM

It's a complete mystery to me what people see in mystery books, however mysteriously enough I quite like Poirot, he has an air of mystique I find mysterious. By the way have you seen the film Mystery Men?, No!......neither have I...

Nerwen 02-09-2009 06:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thewichtking (Post 584566)
i meant mystery book's in genrel it doesn't have to be the lord of the rings ;)

I know. We are attempting to be amusing.;)

Eönwë 02-09-2009 04:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by thewichtking (Post 584566)
it doesn't have to be the lord of the rings

It is a Tolkien forum.;)


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