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Lindolirian · 04-19-2004, 03:33 PM

Shoot, thats a really long way for a bird to fly. Though hummingbirds can make it across the Gulf of Mexico... bah who cares? (Cept for the fish that jump up and eat 'em) So now that this has nothing to do with Geography, I shall now ask a question.

Take the area of the lake around which Fingolfin settled. Add that to the area of the lake near the place that Gandalf used his influence to help keep Sauron from seeing Frodo. Then subtract that by the area of the lake in which lie the rotting bones of another big lizard. This number is the area of a lake in what region?

04-19-2004, 03:33 PM	#578
Lindolirian World's Tallest Hobbit Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Where the view is long Posts: 2,117	Shoot, thats a really long way for a bird to fly. Though hummingbirds can make it across the Gulf of Mexico... bah who cares? (Cept for the fish that jump up and eat 'em) So now that this has nothing to do with Geography, I shall now ask a question. Take the area of the lake around which Fingolfin settled. Add that to the area of the lake near the place that Gandalf used his influence to help keep Sauron from seeing Frodo. Then subtract that by the area of the lake in which lie the rotting bones of another big lizard. This number is the area of a lake in what region? __________________ 'They say that the One will himself enter into Arda, and heal Men and all the Marring from the beginning to the end."