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Corwyn Celesil · 01-13-2004, 07:24 PM

Legolas (n): to cause a wide variety of people to become completely (and unjustly) frustrated with an originally excellent character due to illogical nazgirl behaviour rather than with the nazgirls themselves.

Eowyn (n): a paradox; esp. to forsake a sacred duty in order to save a king's life and fulfill prophecy.

Grima (v): to look lustfully on a woman with one's eyes in the manner of a slug crawling over a rose.

Faramir (adj): a person of great inner character, strength, and virtue; one who rejects temptation (syn.: Aragorn, Gandalf)

01-13-2004, 07:24 PM	#18
Corwyn Celesil Haunting Spirit Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: The House of the Fountain, Gondolin Posts: 57	Legolas (n): to cause a wide variety of people to become completely (and unjustly) frustrated with an originally excellent character due to illogical nazgirl behaviour rather than with the nazgirls themselves. Eowyn (n): a paradox; esp. to forsake a sacred duty in order to save a king's life and fulfill prophecy. Grima (v): to look lustfully on a woman with one's eyes in the manner of a slug crawling over a rose. Faramir (adj): a person of great inner character, strength, and virtue; one who rejects temptation (syn.: Aragorn, Gandalf) __________________ Then came there from the south of the city the people of the Fountain, and Ecthelion was their lord, and silver and diamonds were their delight; and swords very long and bright and pale did they wield . . .