How do you imagine other BDers

[ninlaith]

Well thank you for the comforting words. I think I'll just remain a spectator for the time being. Or at least until my foresight kicks in....hehe....

[Nilpaurion Felagund]

She is almost as tall as I am - call it 5'5" -, has shoulder-length black hair, with some trace of oriental blood in her - the eyes, mostly. And...

Ooops.

[Feanor of the Peredhil]

D'ye want to have a PM discussion of Tam Pierce books?

Aye, that would be wonderful indeed, especially since I noticed a Tolkien parallel (not necessarily reference, but it was funny to see) last night: Stenman Kinslayer, anyone?

A hobbit lass? Me?? And here I was hoping for Elven beauty or somesuch romantical nonsense. I'm a little lacking in the Elven height department though... I could be a really young Elf... Ooh, wait: Peredhil! Mwahaha. Er... sorry 'bout that.

I really like the Eowyn image, although I'm not positive where it came from. I'm niether blonde, nor fair and cold, although I will beat the tar out of anyone who messes with me or the ones I love. Or at least threaten the tar out of them... amazing what people will believe if you throw enough rash [and fake] confidence into your speech. "You will stop this on your own, or I will make you stop. Pick one, but it will end." always works. As does "If you attempt to carry out your threats, I will break your jaw." Shamelessly stolen from Squire by Tamora Pierce.

Finwe: You are about 5'6", with long black hair with deep red lowlights. Your eyes are so dark brown that they are nearly black, and seem to hold an eternity's worth of wisdom beneath the surface. Actually, for anybody with the same musical taste as me, I picture Finwe as looking like Christina Scabbia from Lacuna Coil.

Fea

[Lathriel]

I'm a Tam Pierce fan too

My avatar says very little about me other than that I have a crush Faramir (Blushes)

I spent a long time reading this WHOLE thread. I really had to laugh about Eomer in a Tartan Kilt but I don't remeber who mentioned that.

I actually imagined most people a bit geekish or bookish. I never really thought about what you guys would look like.

[ninlaith]

Well Lathriel, I know you're female for the fact of the little crush on Faramir (or at least I hope you're female). I'm not good at this thread but I think i'll give it a shot again. I see....brown hair....maybe hazel eyes and about 5'6''. I know i'm way off but humor me.

[Lathriel]

I am indeed female and my hair is brown so you were spot on about that.
and 6'5" is close but not completly accurate so I guess my appearnce is easy to guess.

I'm not like Estel or Eomer, there were so many people guessing what they looked like it was funny reading all those posts.

[Meneltarmacil]

One of the many reasons I spend most of my time in the company of guys. They worry about important things... like who's gonna get the last slice of pizza! Or if they DO worry about how they look, they keep quiet about it.

Actually, the reason we don't worry about how we look is because we don't usually have any appearance problems that require more than a few minutes to fix. At least, I usually don't.

A hobbit lass? Me?? And here I was hoping for Elven beauty or somesuch romantical nonsense.

Actually, from your avatar you do look somewhat like Arwen.

Anyway, sorry for being absent for such a long time. Two camp weeks back to back, can you say "tired"? And this guy in my cabin always having way too much caffeine and keeping everyone awake didn't help either...*yawn* But anyway, I managed to pull off a creepily accurate Gollum impression for some "spirit points" for my cabin during a volleyball contest.

OK, back on topic. I'm not quite sure why people have always imagined me with black hair, but my hair has always been blond. And if I liked to play with dangerous chemicals as somebody mentioned earlier, my house would probably be reduced to a huge smoking crater by now.

I'm thinking of doing the same thing as Feanor and putting my picture up as an avatar. If anybody thinks that would be spoiling something, now's the time to speak up.