Poll of the Day > Tell me where is Gandalf for I much desire to speak with him.

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Cotton_Eye_Joe 02/06/18 2:07:26 AM #1:	What did you say? <cite>Cotton_Eye_Joe posted [p:895553340] in Tell me wh... [t:76288489]...</cite> <quote>What did you say?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mead 02/06/18 2:14:39 AM #2:	Does he wear anything under his robes --- All praise Mead <cite>Mead posted [p:895553573] in Tell me wh... [t:76288489]...</cite> <quote>Does he wear anything under his robes</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tezlok 02/06/18 2:14:52 AM #3:	my favorite bit of trivia about Lord of the Rings is that it's supposed to our world, just in the way way distant prehistoric past. alot of people don't know that. but the idea was supposed to be that that world existed on this planet in prehistory and then all records of it were lost and forgotten and the world changed and we became ignorant of it. the ending is kinda sad cause basically all the magical creatures fade away. and the world becomes the mundane planet we now live on. <cite>Tezlok posted [p:895553582] in Tell me wh... [t:76288489]...</cite> <quote>my favorite bit of trivia about Lord of the Rings is that it's supposed to our world, just in the way way distant prehistoric past. alot of people don't know that. but the idea was supposed to be that that world existed on this planet in prehistory and then all records of it were lost and forgotten and the world changed and we became ignorant of it. the ending is kinda sad cause basically all the magical creatures fade away. and the world becomes the mundane planet we now live on.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lil69Leo 02/06/18 2:23:56 AM #4:	Tezlok posted... my favorite bit of trivia about Lord of the Rings is that it's supposed to our world, just in the way way distant prehistoric past. alot of people don't know that. but the idea was supposed to be that that world existed on this planet in prehistory and then all records of it were lost and forgotten and the world changed and we became ignorant of it. the ending is kinda sad cause basically all the magical creatures fade away. and the world becomes the mundane planet we now live on. Based on what? <cite>Lil69Leo posted [p:895553857] in Tell me wh... [t:76288489]...</cite> <quote><cite>Tezlok posted...</cite> <quote>my favorite bit of trivia about Lord of the Rings is that it's supposed to our world, just in the way way distant prehistoric past. alot of people don't know that. but the idea was supposed to be that that world existed on this planet in prehistory and then all records of it were lost and forgotten and the world changed and we became ignorant of it. the ending is kinda sad cause basically all the magical creatures fade away. and the world becomes the mundane planet we now live on.</quote> Based on what?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Tezlok 02/06/18 2:28:11 AM #5:	Lil69Leo posted... Tezlok posted... my favorite bit of trivia about Lord of the Rings is that it's supposed to our world, just in the way way distant prehistoric past. alot of people don't know that. but the idea was supposed to be that that world existed on this planet in prehistory and then all records of it were lost and forgotten and the world changed and we became ignorant of it. the ending is kinda sad cause basically all the magical creatures fade away. and the world becomes the mundane planet we now live on. Based on what? I've seen it said by people who have studied the series and apparently in an interview, Tolkien himself once said that it's "earth but in a different stage of imagination" https://scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/22034/is-tolkiens-middle-earth-in-our-universe Middle-earth is supposed to be the same world as our Earth, at a "different stage of imagination". Something like a fictional history of the real world Earth. Here is the relevant bit from a BBC interview with Tolkien (1971) (heard at about the 5:40 mark of this video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvSogRcyDzs <cite>Tezlok posted [p:895553991] in Tell me wh... [t:76288489]...</cite> <quote><cite>Lil69Leo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Tezlok posted...</cite> <quote>my favorite bit of trivia about Lord of the Rings is that it's supposed to our world, just in the way way distant prehistoric past. alot of people don't know that. but the idea was supposed to be that that world existed on this planet in prehistory and then all records of it were lost and forgotten and the world changed and we became ignorant of it. the ending is kinda sad cause basically all the magical creatures fade away. and the world becomes the mundane planet we now live on.</quote> Based on what?</quote> I've seen it said by people who have studied the series and apparently in an interview, Tolkien himself once said that it's "earth but in a different stage of imagination" https://scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/22034/is-tolkiens-middle-earth-in-our-universe <cite> Middle-earth is supposed to be the same world as our Earth, at a "different stage of imagination". Something like a fictional history of the real world Earth. Here is the relevant bit from a BBC interview with Tolkien (1971) (heard at about the 5:40 mark of this video):</cite> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvSogRcyDzs</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Krazy_Kirby 02/06/18 2:36:56 AM #6:	he isn't here. gandalf isn't human --- Kill From The Shadows. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idiot <cite>Krazy_Kirby posted [p:895554238] in Tell me wh... [t:76288489]...</cite> <quote>he isn't here. gandalf isn't human</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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