The Greatest Warrior...

[Belegorn]

Boromir the Steward. He was so bad, the Witch King ****ed in his pants.

He regained Ithilien after the stronger black Orcs first appeared on the scene and captured it. "Boromir was a great captain, and even the Witch-king feared him. He was noble and fair of face, a man strong in body and in will, but he received a Morgul-wound in that war which shortened his days, and he became shrunken with pain and died twelve years after his father." [Appendix A: p. 376] Think how that drove Frodo crazy. He lived with it for around 14 years.

[Faramir Jones]

Originally Posted by Belegorn

Boromir the Steward. He was so bad, the Witch King ****ed in his pants.

I agree with you about Boromir the Steward being a great warrior, such that the Witch King was afraid of him; but how could he be capable of what you described above, if he was a wraith?

[Belegorn]

Originally Posted by Faramir Jones

how could he be capable of what you described above, if he was a wraith?

He got a Morgul Wound like Frodo, in that battle and lived with it for 14 years. That weakened him. Before that, however, he was a strong man. It seems like the effects were different though still crippling for whoever got them. His did not seem to turn him into a wraith but to cripple him, "shortened his days, and he became shrunken with pain".

[Faramir Jones]

I'm sorry for the confusion, Belegorn! I was talking about the the Witch King, and how he, in your words, '****ed in his pants'. I was wondering whether a wraith was capable of such behaviour...

[Belegorn]

Oh well, that would be just me expressing his fright in my words. I did not know **** would be blocked out. People sometimes urinate in their pants when they get scared. So I used that expression in reference to the Witch King's fright of Boromir.

[Belegorn]

Originally Posted by Faramir Jones

I'm sorry for the confusion, Belegorn! I was talking about the the Witch King, and how he, in your words, '****ed in his pants'. I was wondering whether a wraith was capable of such behaviour...

It's one of many saying like, "scared me to death", which you don't take literally, etc. I mentioned the Witch-king wetting himself as my way of saying he was really scared as some people who do get scared sometimes pee on themselves.