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Ionia Luffs Reindeer · 12-18-2001, 10:45 PM

Eeep! My comment got misinterpretted cos I worded it wrong (as usual, no surprise there :P [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img])

I wasn't saying that the Ring had the ultimate power in that situation. But assuming it did have a mind of its own, or a mind that was "given" to it, couldn't it just apply the pressure a wee bit harder? It's far-fetched, but what about Tolkien isn't? :P I like whack theories.

Like the goat-man. I swear to god, he DOES exist.

12-18-2001, 10:45 PM	#13
Ionia Luffs Reindeer Animated Skeleton Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: In a padded cell somewhere... Posts: 35	Eeep! My comment got misinterpretted cos I worded it wrong (as usual, no surprise there :P [img]smilies/smile.gif[/img]) I wasn't saying that the Ring had the ultimate power in that situation. But assuming it did have a mind of its own, or a mind that was "given" to it, couldn't it just apply the pressure a wee bit harder? It's far-fetched, but what about Tolkien isn't? :P I like whack theories. Like the goat-man. I swear to god, he DOES exist. __________________ Because it was Christmas. And I DO love Reindeer. Does this amuse you?