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EliteLevel 09/06/18 3:50:06 PM #1:	Why didnt they just take their cloaks off and sneak up the hill invisibly and take the ring? --- Judge not, lest ye be judged and get butthurt. <cite>EliteLevel posted [p:908237096] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote>Why didnt they just take their cloaks off and sneak up the hill invisibly and take the ring?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Touch 09/06/18 4:20:02 PM #3:	Dr_Agon posted... The main reason for the Nazgul wearing the cloaks was to interact with normal people. This they did to try and ascertain the location of the ring as can be seen by their encounters with the Gaffer and Farmer Maggot, not to mention their manipulation of Bill Ferny and other folk in Bree. The Nazgul were incredibly confident in themselves and the power that they held over the little folk in the west lands of Middle Earth during the Third Age. They were not aware that a man of Strider's stature was with the Hobbits at Weathertop, and even if they had know that a man was with them, they wouldn't have known that it was the descendant of the Numenorian Kings. Thus, the reason that they didn't take off their cloaks must come down to the fact that they were overconfident. After the very successful infiltration of Bree and then the relentless tracking of the Hobbits, they would have had no reason to take off their cloaks for the battle at Weathertop. It is a huge theme in the Lord of the Rings that the Enemy's main downfall is his overconfidence, as Gandalf states at the Council of Elrond that Sauron would never even consider the fact they would send in Hobbits to Mordor to destroy the ring. So before you try and poke holes in the masterwork of JRR Tolkien, why don't you just enjoy the books for what they are and stop trying to be a little whiney bitch. This is like WWEPropoganda except LotR and 100% meaner --- https://imgur.com/Sy3Fd8J <cite>Touch posted [p:908238974] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dr_Agon posted...</cite> <quote>The main reason for the Nazgul wearing the cloaks was to interact with normal people. This they did to try and ascertain the location of the ring as can be seen by their encounters with the Gaffer and Farmer Maggot, not to mention their manipulation of Bill Ferny and other folk in Bree. The Nazgul were incredibly confident in themselves and the power that they held over the little folk in the west lands of Middle Earth during the Third Age. They were not aware that a man of Strider's stature was with the Hobbits at Weathertop, and even if they had know that a man was with them, they wouldn't have known that it was the descendant of the Numenorian Kings. Thus, the reason that they didn't take off their cloaks must come down to the fact that they were overconfident. After the very successful infiltration of Bree and then the relentless tracking of the Hobbits, they would have had no reason to take off their cloaks for the battle at Weathertop. It is a huge theme in the Lord of the Rings that the Enemy's main downfall is his overconfidence, as Gandalf states at the Council of Elrond that Sauron would never even consider the fact they would send in Hobbits to Mordor to destroy the ring. So before you try and poke holes in the masterwork of JRR Tolkien, why don't you just enjoy the books for what they are and stop trying to be a little whiney bitch.</quote> This is like WWEPropoganda except LotR and 100% meaner</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EliteLevel 09/06/18 4:21:25 PM #4:	stop trying to be a little whiney bitch. Im just making a point. --- Judge not, lest ye be judged and get butthurt. <cite>EliteLevel posted [p:908239059] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote>stop trying to be a little whiney bitch. Im just making a point.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
scar the 1 09/06/18 4:27:10 PM #5:	EliteLevel posted... stop trying to be a little whiney bitch. Im just making a point. It's a bad point --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two. <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:908239402] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote>stop trying to be a little whiney bitch. Im just making a point.</quote> It's a bad point</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pegusus123456 09/06/18 4:27:41 PM #6:	scar the 1 posted... EliteLevel posted... stop trying to be a little whiney bitch. Im just making a point. It's a bad point You might say it's a little whiney bitchy point --- https://imgur.com/Er6TT https://imgur.com/Er6TT https://imgur.com/Er6TT So? I deeded to some gay porn. It doesn't mean anything. - Patty_Fleur <cite>pegusus123456 posted [p:908239435] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>scar the 1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote>stop trying to be a little whiney bitch. Im just making a point.</quote> It's a bad point</quote> You might say it's a little whiney bitchy point</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
eggcorn 09/06/18 4:28:55 PM #7:	Dr_Agon posted... The main reason for the Nazgul wearing the cloaks was to interact with normal people. This they did to try and ascertain the location of the ring as can be seen by their encounters with the Gaffer and Farmer Maggot, not to mention their manipulation of Bill Ferny and other folk in Bree. The Nazgul were incredibly confident in themselves and the power that they held over the little folk in the west lands of Middle Earth during the Third Age. They were not aware that a man of Strider's stature was with the Hobbits at Weathertop, and even if they had know that a man was with them, they wouldn't have known that it was the descendant of the Numenorian Kings. Thus, the reason that they didn't take off their cloaks must come down to the fact that they were overconfident. After the very successful infiltration of Bree and then the relentless tracking of the Hobbits, they would have had no reason to take off their cloaks for the battle at Weathertop. It is a huge theme in the Lord of the Rings that the Enemy's main downfall is his overconfidence, as Gandalf states at the Council of Elrond that Sauron would never even consider the fact they would send in Hobbits to Mordor to destroy the ring. So before you try and poke holes in the masterwork of JRR Tolkien, why don't you just enjoy the books for what they are and stop trying to be a little whiney bitch. damn --- Warning: This post may contain triggering or distressing content. <cite>eggcorn posted [p:908239527] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dr_Agon posted...</cite> <quote>The main reason for the Nazgul wearing the cloaks was to interact with normal people. This they did to try and ascertain the location of the ring as can be seen by their encounters with the Gaffer and Farmer Maggot, not to mention their manipulation of Bill Ferny and other folk in Bree. The Nazgul were incredibly confident in themselves and the power that they held over the little folk in the west lands of Middle Earth during the Third Age. They were not aware that a man of Strider's stature was with the Hobbits at Weathertop, and even if they had know that a man was with them, they wouldn't have known that it was the descendant of the Numenorian Kings. Thus, the reason that they didn't take off their cloaks must come down to the fact that they were overconfident. After the very successful infiltration of Bree and then the relentless tracking of the Hobbits, they would have had no reason to take off their cloaks for the battle at Weathertop. It is a huge theme in the Lord of the Rings that the Enemy's main downfall is his overconfidence, as Gandalf states at the Council of Elrond that Sauron would never even consider the fact they would send in Hobbits to Mordor to destroy the ring. So before you try and poke holes in the masterwork of JRR Tolkien, why don't you just enjoy the books for what they are and stop trying to be a little whiney bitch.</quote> damn</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EliteLevel 09/06/18 4:29:17 PM #8:	pegusus123456 posted... scar the 1 posted... EliteLevel posted... stop trying to be a little whiney bitch. Im just making a point. It's a bad point You might say it's a little whiney bitchy point Talking about points, how nice is your feminine penis? --- Judge not, lest ye be judged and get butthurt. <cite>EliteLevel posted [p:908239551] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>pegusus123456 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>scar the 1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote>stop trying to be a little whiney bitch. Im just making a point.</quote> It's a bad point</quote> You might say it's a little whiney bitchy point</quote> Talking about points, how nice is your feminine penis?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
hollow_shrine 09/06/18 4:32:40 PM #9:	Dr_Agon posted... The main reason for the Nazgul wearing the cloaks was to interact with normal people. This they did to try and ascertain the location of the ring as can be seen by their encounters with the Gaffer and Farmer Maggot, not to mention their manipulation of Bill Ferny and other folk in Bree. The Nazgul were incredibly confident in themselves and the power that they held over the little folk in the west lands of Middle Earth during the Third Age. They were not aware that a man of Strider's stature was with the Hobbits at Weathertop, and even if they had know that a man was with them, they wouldn't have known that it was the descendant of the Numenorian Kings. Thus, the reason that they didn't take off their cloaks must come down to the fact that they were overconfident. After the very successful infiltration of Bree and then the relentless tracking of the Hobbits, they would have had no reason to take off their cloaks for the battle at Weathertop. It is a huge theme in the Lord of the Rings that the Enemy's main downfall is his overconfidence, as Gandalf states at the Council of Elrond that Sauron would never even consider the fact they would send in Hobbits to Mordor to destroy the ring. So before you try and poke holes in the masterwork of JRR Tolkien, why don't you just enjoy the books for what they are and stop trying to be a little whiney bitch. kuh! ~~yes, daddy~~ But seriously, I love it people explain things to me in depth. --- Ignorance is a choice https://imgtc.com/i/7UnK3hx.jpg <cite>hollow_shrine posted [p:908239755] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dr_Agon posted...</cite> <quote>The main reason for the Nazgul wearing the cloaks was to interact with normal people. This they did to try and ascertain the location of the ring as can be seen by their encounters with the Gaffer and Farmer Maggot, not to mention their manipulation of Bill Ferny and other folk in Bree. The Nazgul were incredibly confident in themselves and the power that they held over the little folk in the west lands of Middle Earth during the Third Age. They were not aware that a man of Strider's stature was with the Hobbits at Weathertop, and even if they had know that a man was with them, they wouldn't have known that it was the descendant of the Numenorian Kings. Thus, the reason that they didn't take off their cloaks must come down to the fact that they were overconfident. After the very successful infiltration of Bree and then the relentless tracking of the Hobbits, they would have had no reason to take off their cloaks for the battle at Weathertop. It is a huge theme in the Lord of the Rings that the Enemy's main downfall is his overconfidence, as Gandalf states at the Council of Elrond that Sauron would never even consider the fact they would send in Hobbits to Mordor to destroy the ring. So before you try and poke holes in the masterwork of JRR Tolkien, why don't you just enjoy the books for what they are and stop trying to be a little whiney bitch.</quote> kuh! yes, daddy But seriously, I love it people explain things to me in depth.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
treewojima 09/06/18 4:33:17 PM #10:	damn, TC got bodied <cite>treewojima posted [p:908239793] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote>damn, TC got bodied</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EliteLevel 09/06/18 4:34:13 PM #11:	treewojima posted... damn, TC got bodied Huh? Im not the one who spent ages typing all that out. --- Judge not, lest ye be judged and get butthurt. <cite>EliteLevel posted [p:908239852] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>treewojima posted...</cite> <quote>damn, TC got bodied</quote> Huh? Im not the one who spent ages typing all that out.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CelestialVoices 09/06/18 4:36:21 PM #12:	tell us more dr agon --- ginger ale is lit http://www.last.fm/user/pinkfloydrulez <cite>CelestialVoices posted [p:908239965] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote>tell us more dr agon</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
VectorChaos 09/06/18 4:36:27 PM #13:	Dr_Agon posted... The main reason for the Nazgul wearing the cloaks was to interact with normal people. This they did to try and ascertain the location of the ring as can be seen by their encounters with the Gaffer and Farmer Maggot, not to mention their manipulation of Bill Ferny and other folk in Bree. The Nazgul were incredibly confident in themselves and the power that they held over the little folk in the west lands of Middle Earth during the Third Age. They were not aware that a man of Strider's stature was with the Hobbits at Weathertop, and even if they had know that a man was with them, they wouldn't have known that it was the descendant of the Numenorian Kings. Thus, the reason that they didn't take off their cloaks must come down to the fact that they were overconfident. After the very successful infiltration of Bree and then the relentless tracking of the Hobbits, they would have had no reason to take off their cloaks for the battle at Weathertop. It is a huge theme in the Lord of the Rings that the Enemy's main downfall is his overconfidence, as Gandalf states at the Council of Elrond that Sauron would never even consider the fact they would send in Hobbits to Mordor to destroy the ring. So before you try and poke holes in the masterwork of JRR Tolkien, why don't you just enjoy the books for what they are and stop trying to be a little whiney bitch. Flawless Victory. Fatality. --- "Donald Trump has the most presidential penis of all time" - DifferentialEquation <cite>VectorChaos posted [p:908239971] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dr_Agon posted...</cite> <quote>The main reason for the Nazgul wearing the cloaks was to interact with normal people. This they did to try and ascertain the location of the ring as can be seen by their encounters with the Gaffer and Farmer Maggot, not to mention their manipulation of Bill Ferny and other folk in Bree. The Nazgul were incredibly confident in themselves and the power that they held over the little folk in the west lands of Middle Earth during the Third Age. They were not aware that a man of Strider's stature was with the Hobbits at Weathertop, and even if they had know that a man was with them, they wouldn't have known that it was the descendant of the Numenorian Kings. Thus, the reason that they didn't take off their cloaks must come down to the fact that they were overconfident. After the very successful infiltration of Bree and then the relentless tracking of the Hobbits, they would have had no reason to take off their cloaks for the battle at Weathertop. It is a huge theme in the Lord of the Rings that the Enemy's main downfall is his overconfidence, as Gandalf states at the Council of Elrond that Sauron would never even consider the fact they would send in Hobbits to Mordor to destroy the ring. So before you try and poke holes in the masterwork of JRR Tolkien, why don't you just enjoy the books for what they are and stop trying to be a little whiney bitch.</quote> Flawless Victory. Fatality.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mr_Biscuit 09/06/18 4:37:16 PM #14:	Dr_Agon posted... The main reason for the Nazgul wearing the cloaks was to interact with normal people. This they did to try and ascertain the location of the ring as can be seen by their encounters with the Gaffer and Farmer Maggot, not to mention their manipulation of Bill Ferny and other folk in Bree. The Nazgul were incredibly confident in themselves and the power that they held over the little folk in the west lands of Middle Earth during the Third Age. They were not aware that a man of Strider's stature was with the Hobbits at Weathertop, and even if they had know that a man was with them, they wouldn't have known that it was the descendant of the Numenorian Kings. Thus, the reason that they didn't take off their cloaks must come down to the fact that they were overconfident. After the very successful infiltration of Bree and then the relentless tracking of the Hobbits, they would have had no reason to take off their cloaks for the battle at Weathertop. It is a huge theme in the Lord of the Rings that the Enemy's main downfall is his overconfidence, as Gandalf states at the Council of Elrond that Sauron would never even consider the fact they would send in Hobbits to Mordor to destroy the ring. So before you try and poke holes in the masterwork of JRR Tolkien, why don't you just enjoy the books for what they are and stop trying to be a little whiney bitch. That escalated so quickly and I love it #bodied --- https://www.bigplay.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/img_6703.jpg <cite>Mr_Biscuit posted [p:908240015] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dr_Agon posted...</cite> <quote>The main reason for the Nazgul wearing the cloaks was to interact with normal people. This they did to try and ascertain the location of the ring as can be seen by their encounters with the Gaffer and Farmer Maggot, not to mention their manipulation of Bill Ferny and other folk in Bree. The Nazgul were incredibly confident in themselves and the power that they held over the little folk in the west lands of Middle Earth during the Third Age. They were not aware that a man of Strider's stature was with the Hobbits at Weathertop, and even if they had know that a man was with them, they wouldn't have known that it was the descendant of the Numenorian Kings. Thus, the reason that they didn't take off their cloaks must come down to the fact that they were overconfident. After the very successful infiltration of Bree and then the relentless tracking of the Hobbits, they would have had no reason to take off their cloaks for the battle at Weathertop. It is a huge theme in the Lord of the Rings that the Enemy's main downfall is his overconfidence, as Gandalf states at the Council of Elrond that Sauron would never even consider the fact they would send in Hobbits to Mordor to destroy the ring. So before you try and poke holes in the masterwork of JRR Tolkien, why don't you just enjoy the books for what they are and stop trying to be a little whiney bitch.</quote> That escalated so quickly and I love it #bodied</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
hollow_shrine 09/06/18 4:39:08 PM #15:	EliteLevel posted... treewojima posted... damn, TC got bodied Huh? Im not the one who spent ages typing all that out. There's no sense getting defensive. There's a kind of catharsis in thinking you've got game only to be seen through and dominated so thoroughly it's as though you were never there at all. Soon, you'll look back in retrospect and have to appreciate not only that it happened, but that you were there, and that through your sacrifice we all learned. CelestialVoices posted... tell us more dr agon Yes, educate us daddy~ --- Ignorance is a choice https://imgtc.com/i/7UnK3hx.jpg <cite>hollow_shrine posted [p:908240126] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>treewojima posted...</cite> <quote>damn, TC got bodied</quote> Huh? Im not the one who spent ages typing all that out.</quote> There's no sense getting defensive. There's a kind of catharsis in thinking you've got game only to be seen through and dominated so thoroughly it's as though you were never there at all. Soon, you'll look back in retrospect and have to appreciate not only that it happened, but that you were there, and that through your sacrifice we all learned. <cite>CelestialVoices posted...</cite> <quote>tell us more dr agon</quote> Yes, educate us daddy~</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
clearaflagrantj 09/06/18 4:40:17 PM #16:	You can't type out a PhD level LotR thesis and then try to act like a tough guy in the same post <cite>clearaflagrantj posted [p:908240201] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote>You can't type out a PhD level LotR thesis and then try to act like a tough guy in the same post</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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scar the 1 09/06/18 4:41:28 PM #18:	clearaflagrantj posted... PhD level LotR thesis --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two. <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:908240285] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>clearaflagrantj posted...</cite> <quote>PhD level LotR thesis</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DrizztLink 09/06/18 4:42:29 PM #19:	EliteLevel posted... Huh? Im not the one who spent ages typing all that out. No, you got made to look like a jackass. If you want that distinction, you do you. --- http://guidesmedia.ign.com/guides/9846/images/slowpoke.gif https://imgur.com/6ezFwG1 <cite>DrizztLink posted [p:908240352] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote>Huh? Im not the one who spent ages typing all that out.</quote> No, you got made to look like a jackass. If you want that distinction, you do you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EliteLevel 09/06/18 4:43:02 PM #20:	My question still remains unanswered. After they learnt Aragorn isnt just a normal man why didnt they come back invisible? --- Judge not, lest ye be judged and get butthurt. <cite>EliteLevel posted [p:908240386] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote>My question still remains unanswered. After they learnt Aragorn isnt just a normal man why didnt they come back invisible?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
scar the 1 09/06/18 4:44:49 PM #21:	EliteLevel posted... My question still remains unanswered. After they learnt Aragorn isnt just a normal man why didnt they come back invisible? They had already stabbed Frodo with the Morgul blade at that point. --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two. <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:908240499] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote>My question still remains unanswered. After they learnt Aragorn isnt just a normal man why didnt they come back invisible?</quote> They had already stabbed Frodo with the Morgul blade at that point.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheSextMachine 09/06/18 4:45:09 PM #22:	EliteLevel posted... My question still remains unanswered. After they learnt Aragorn isnt just a normal man why didnt they come back invisible? They never met him again until the battle at the gate. --- If you are reading this chances are I am pooping. <cite>TheSextMachine posted [p:908240524] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote>My question still remains unanswered. After they learnt Aragorn isnt just a normal man why didnt they come back invisible?</quote> They never met him again until the battle at the gate.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EliteLevel 09/06/18 4:46:33 PM #23:	TheSextMachine posted... EliteLevel posted... My question still remains unanswered. After they learnt Aragorn isnt just a normal man why didnt they come back invisible? They never met him again until the battle at the gate. After their failed attack they could have come back. He didnt destroy them. --- Judge not, lest ye be judged and get butthurt. <cite>EliteLevel posted [p:908240610] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>TheSextMachine posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote>My question still remains unanswered. After they learnt Aragorn isnt just a normal man why didnt they come back invisible?</quote> They never met him again until the battle at the gate.</quote> After their failed attack they could have come back. He didnt destroy them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
sktgamer_13dude 09/06/18 4:50:15 PM #24:	Did you not read the part about the enemy is always super overconfident and thats their downfall or what. They also didnt know where the ring was for most of the journey. --- https://imgur.com/jWVrg9U https://imgur.com/g2efUtT https://imgur.com/5dOwhaP https://imgur.com/LVdqu8J Go Cougs and M's #DI4B <cite>sktgamer_13dude posted [p:908240845] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote>Did you not read the part about the enemy is always super overconfident and thats their downfall or what. They also didnt know where the ring was for most of the journey.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
scar the 1 09/06/18 4:50:46 PM #25:	EliteLevel posted... TheSextMachine posted... EliteLevel posted... My question still remains unanswered. After they learnt Aragorn isnt just a normal man why didnt they come back invisible? They never met him again until the battle at the gate. After their failed attack they could have come back. He didnt destroy them. Again, they stabbed Frodo, and expected him to come to them. --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two. <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:908240873] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheSextMachine posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote>My question still remains unanswered. After they learnt Aragorn isnt just a normal man why didnt they come back invisible?</quote> They never met him again until the battle at the gate.</quote> After their failed attack they could have come back. He didnt destroy them.</quote> Again, they stabbed Frodo, and expected him to come to them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EliteLevel 09/06/18 4:53:12 PM #26:	sktgamer_13dude posted... Did you not read the part about the enemy is always super overconfident and thats their downfall or what. They also didnt know where the ring was for most of the journey. Yes but after getting their asses kicked their next move logically should be to become invisible and take the ring without anyone noticing. scar the 1 posted... EliteLevel posted... TheSextMachine posted... EliteLevel posted... My question still remains unanswered. After they learnt Aragorn isnt just a normal man why didnt they come back invisible? They never met him again until the battle at the gate. After their failed attack they could have come back. He didnt destroy them. Again, they stabbed Frodo, and expected him to come to them. Well that was dumb of them. --- Judge not, lest ye be judged and get butthurt. <cite>EliteLevel posted [p:908241016] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>sktgamer_13dude posted...</cite> <quote>Did you not read the part about the enemy is always super overconfident and thats their downfall or what. They also didnt know where the ring was for most of the journey.</quote> Yes but after getting their asses kicked their next move logically should be to become invisible and take the ring without anyone noticing. <cite>scar the 1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote><cite>TheSextMachine posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote>My question still remains unanswered. After they learnt Aragorn isnt just a normal man why didnt they come back invisible?</quote> They never met him again until the battle at the gate.</quote> After their failed attack they could have come back. He didnt destroy them.</quote> Again, they stabbed Frodo, and expected him to come to them.</quote> Well that was dumb of them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
scar the 1 09/06/18 4:54:55 PM #27:	EliteLevel posted... Well that was dumb of them. Yeah, that's part of the whole overconfidence thing --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two. <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:908241124] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote>Well that was dumb of them.</quote> Yeah, that's part of the whole overconfidence thing</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pegusus123456 09/06/18 4:55:48 PM #28:	The irony is that TC is complaining about the Nazgul being dumb because they're overconfident while also making dumb complaints because he's overconfident. --- https://imgur.com/Er6TT https://imgur.com/Er6TT https://imgur.com/Er6TT So? I deeded to some gay porn. It doesn't mean anything. - Patty_Fleur <cite>pegusus123456 posted [p:908241177] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote>The irony is that TC is complaining about the Nazgul being dumb because they're overconfident while also making dumb complaints because he's overconfident.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EliteLevel 09/06/18 4:56:49 PM #29:	scar the 1 posted... EliteLevel posted... Well that was dumb of them. Yeah, that's part of the whole overconfidence thing I see. --- Judge not, lest ye be judged and get butthurt. <cite>EliteLevel posted [p:908241217] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>scar the 1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote>Well that was dumb of them.</quote> Yeah, that's part of the whole overconfidence thing</quote> I see.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
scar the 1 09/06/18 5:03:31 PM #30:	Keep in mind that no one knew much about the resilience of Hobbits. Hindsight is 20/20 but the Nazgl didn't do anything wrong given the information they had. --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two. <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:908241610] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote>Keep in mind that no one knew much about the resilience of Hobbits. Hindsight is 20/20 but the Nazgl didn't do anything wrong given the information they had.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Allanon23 09/06/18 5:03:56 PM #31:	EliteLevel posted... Well that was dumb of them. I mean, it would have happened if Frodo wasn't able to reach the Elves. --- Attention campers, lunch has been cancelled today due to lack of hustle. Deal with it. Current LP: Dragon Quest XI <cite>Allanon23 posted [p:908241630] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>EliteLevel posted...</cite> <quote>Well that was dumb of them. </quote> I mean, it would have happened if Frodo wasn't able to reach the Elves.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarthAragorn 09/06/18 5:04:07 PM #32:	lmao at second post --- A thousand eyes, and one. <cite>DarthAragorn posted [p:908241638] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote>lmao at second post</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pegusus123456 09/06/18 5:05:20 PM #33:	lmao TC decided to retaliate the accusation that he was whiny by marking that post --- https://imgur.com/Er6TT https://imgur.com/Er6TT https://imgur.com/Er6TT So? I deeded to some gay porn. It doesn't mean anything. - Patty_Fleur <cite>pegusus123456 posted [p:908241710] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote>lmao TC decided to retaliate the accusation that he was whiny by marking that post</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EliteLevel 09/06/18 5:07:33 PM #34:	pegusus123456 posted... lmao TC decided to retaliate the accusation that he was whiny by marking that post I see its been deleted. I didnt report him/her/other. I never report anyone for anything. It must have been some other whiney bitch. --- Judge not, lest ye be judged and get butthurt. <cite>EliteLevel posted [p:908241830] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>pegusus123456 posted...</cite> <quote>lmao TC decided to retaliate the accusation that he was whiny by marking that post</quote> I see its been deleted. I didnt report him/her/other. I never report anyone for anything. It must have been some other whiney bitch.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dr_Agon 09/06/18 5:11:20 PM #35:	Sorry, I just came back to this topic and think I may have ruffled some feathers. My apologies to EliteLevel, I should not have called you a whiney bitch. Your question is a very fair one, and its something that I haven't thought about in quite a while. I have just become jaded over years of people saying things like, "Why didn't they just get the eagles to drop the ring in Mount Doom?" To answer your subsequent questions, the Nazgul were taken completely by surprise. I can't stress enough how much the overconfidence factor plays a part in this. Remember that the Hobbits (with an injured Frodo) and Strider were about 14 days away from Rivendell. The Witch King had managed to give Frodo what should have been a mortal wound, had he not had the mental fortitude which he possessed (which is why he was the ring bearer). They had expected to easily take the ring at Weathertop but were met instead by the most powerful human in existence at the time, as well as 4 incredibly brave Hobbits, armed with the knowledge of what they protected, and blades which they foraged from the Barrow Wights, which were specifically designed to battle against the Nazgul in days gone by. And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words uttered by someone like that, and then getting driven back by the most powerful being from the race of men in 3000 years. They expected to win easily, and even after getting driven back, they had 14 days to get the ring, so once again, they were confident that they would triumph. --- Don't fear the eyes of the Dark Lord. <cite>Dr_Agon posted [p:908242053] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote>Sorry, I just came back to this topic and think I may have ruffled some feathers. My apologies to EliteLevel, I should not have called you a whiney bitch. Your question is a very fair one, and its something that I haven't thought about in quite a while. I have just become jaded over years of people saying things like, "Why didn't they just get the eagles to drop the ring in Mount Doom?" To answer your subsequent questions, the Nazgul were taken completely by surprise. I can't stress enough how much the overconfidence factor plays a part in this. Remember that the Hobbits (with an injured Frodo) and Strider were about 14 days away from Rivendell. The Witch King had managed to give Frodo what should have been a mortal wound, had he not had the mental fortitude which he possessed (which is why he was the ring bearer). They had expected to easily take the ring at Weathertop but were met instead by the most powerful human in existence at the time, as well as 4 incredibly brave Hobbits, armed with the knowledge of what they protected, and blades which they foraged from the Barrow Wights, which were specifically designed to battle against the Nazgul in days gone by. And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words uttered by someone like that, and then getting driven back by the most powerful being from the race of men in 3000 years. They expected to win easily, and even after getting driven back, they had 14 days to get the ring, so once again, they were confident that they would triumph.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
prince_leo 09/06/18 5:13:26 PM #36:	Dr_Agon posted... I have just become jaded over years of people saying things like, "Why didn't they just get the eagles to drop the ring in Mount Doom?" :) --- https://imgur.com/uHUvpSH http://error1355.com/ce/prince_leo.html <cite>prince_leo posted [p:908242169] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dr_Agon posted...</cite> <quote> I have just become jaded over years of people saying things like, "Why didn't they just get the eagles to drop the ring in Mount Doom?" </quote> :)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EliteLevel 09/06/18 5:14:26 PM #37:	No need to apologise, you didnt ruffle my feathers. I cant prove it but I promise it wasnt me who reported you. --- Judge not, lest ye be judged and get butthurt. <cite>EliteLevel posted [p:908242220] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote>No need to apologise, you didnt ruffle my feathers. I cant prove it but I promise it wasnt me who reported you.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
hollow_shrine 09/06/18 5:14:54 PM #38:	Dr_Agon posted... Sorry, I just came back to this topic and think I may have ruffled some feathers. My apologies to EliteLevel, I should not have called you a whiney bitch. Your question is a very fair one, and its something that I haven't thought about in quite a while. I have just become jaded over years of people saying things like, "Why didn't they just get the eagles to drop the ring in Mount Doom?" To answer your subsequent questions, the Nazgul were taken completely by surprise. I can't stress enough how much the overconfidence factor plays a part in this. Remember that the Hobbits (with an injured Frodo) and Strider were about 14 days away from Rivendell. The Witch King had managed to give Frodo what should have been a mortal wound, had he not had the mental fortitude which he possessed (which is why he was the ring bearer). They had expected to easily take the ring at Weathertop but were met instead by the most powerful human in existence at the time, as well as 4 incredibly brave Hobbits, armed with the knowledge of what they protected, and blades which they foraged from the Barrow Wights, which were specifically designed to battle against the Nazgul in days gone by. And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words uttered by someone like that, and then getting driven back by the most powerful being from the race of men in 3000 years. They expected to win easily, and even after getting driven back, they had 14 days to get the ring, so once again, they were confident that they would triumph. --- Ignorance is a choice https://imgtc.com/i/7UnK3hx.jpg <cite>hollow_shrine posted [p:908242248] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dr_Agon posted...</cite> <quote>Sorry, I just came back to this topic and think I may have ruffled some feathers. My apologies to EliteLevel, I should not have called you a whiney bitch. Your question is a very fair one, and its something that I haven't thought about in quite a while. I have just become jaded over years of people saying things like, "Why didn't they just get the eagles to drop the ring in Mount Doom?" To answer your subsequent questions, the Nazgul were taken completely by surprise. I can't stress enough how much the overconfidence factor plays a part in this. Remember that the Hobbits (with an injured Frodo) and Strider were about 14 days away from Rivendell. The Witch King had managed to give Frodo what should have been a mortal wound, had he not had the mental fortitude which he possessed (which is why he was the ring bearer). They had expected to easily take the ring at Weathertop but were met instead by the most powerful human in existence at the time, as well as 4 incredibly brave Hobbits, armed with the knowledge of what they protected, and blades which they foraged from the Barrow Wights, which were specifically designed to battle against the Nazgul in days gone by. And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words uttered by someone like that, and then getting driven back by the most powerful being from the race of men in 3000 years. They expected to win easily, and even after getting driven back, they had 14 days to get the ring, so once again, they were confident that they would triumph.</quote> </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
scar the 1 09/06/18 5:15:01 PM #39:	Dr_Agon posted... And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words This shouldn't be understated. Invoking "holy" things like this is a big deal in Middle-Earth. --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two. <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:908242258] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dr_Agon posted...</cite> <quote>And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words </quote> This shouldn't be understated. Invoking "holy" things like this is a big deal in Middle-Earth.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EliteLevel 09/06/18 5:15:31 PM #40:	Dr_Agon posted... Sorry, I just came back to this topic and think I may have ruffled some feathers. My apologies to EliteLevel, I should not have called you a whiney bitch. Your question is a very fair one, and its something that I haven't thought about in quite a while. I have just become jaded over years of people saying things like, "Why didn't they just get the eagles to drop the ring in Mount Doom?" To answer your subsequent questions, the Nazgul were taken completely by surprise. I can't stress enough how much the overconfidence factor plays a part in this. Remember that the Hobbits (with an injured Frodo) and Strider were about 14 days away from Rivendell. The Witch King had managed to give Frodo what should have been a mortal wound, had he not had the mental fortitude which he possessed (which is why he was the ring bearer). They had expected to easily take the ring at Weathertop but were met instead by the most powerful human in existence at the time, as well as 4 incredibly brave Hobbits, armed with the knowledge of what they protected, and blades which they foraged from the Barrow Wights, which were specifically designed to battle against the Nazgul in days gone by. And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words uttered by someone like that, and then getting driven back by the most powerful being from the race of men in 3000 years. They expected to win easily, and even after getting driven back, they had 14 days to get the ring, so once again, they were confident that they would triumph. That makes sense. --- Judge not, lest ye be judged and get butthurt. <cite>EliteLevel posted [p:908242301] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>Dr_Agon posted...</cite> <quote>Sorry, I just came back to this topic and think I may have ruffled some feathers. My apologies to EliteLevel, I should not have called you a whiney bitch. Your question is a very fair one, and its something that I haven't thought about in quite a while. I have just become jaded over years of people saying things like, "Why didn't they just get the eagles to drop the ring in Mount Doom?" To answer your subsequent questions, the Nazgul were taken completely by surprise. I can't stress enough how much the overconfidence factor plays a part in this. Remember that the Hobbits (with an injured Frodo) and Strider were about 14 days away from Rivendell. The Witch King had managed to give Frodo what should have been a mortal wound, had he not had the mental fortitude which he possessed (which is why he was the ring bearer). They had expected to easily take the ring at Weathertop but were met instead by the most powerful human in existence at the time, as well as 4 incredibly brave Hobbits, armed with the knowledge of what they protected, and blades which they foraged from the Barrow Wights, which were specifically designed to battle against the Nazgul in days gone by. And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words uttered by someone like that, and then getting driven back by the most powerful being from the race of men in 3000 years. They expected to win easily, and even after getting driven back, they had 14 days to get the ring, so once again, they were confident that they would triumph.</quote> That makes sense.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Touch 09/06/18 6:12:59 PM #41:	scar the 1 posted... Dr_Agon posted... And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words This shouldn't be understated. Invoking "holy" things like this is a big deal in Middle-Earth. What that mean --- https://imgur.com/Sy3Fd8J <cite>Touch posted [p:908245609] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>scar the 1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dr_Agon posted...</cite> <quote>And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words </quote> This shouldn't be understated. Invoking "holy" things like this is a big deal in Middle-Earth.</quote> What that mean</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
EliteLevel 09/06/18 6:15:42 PM #42:	Touch posted... scar the 1 posted... Dr_Agon posted... And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words This shouldn't be understated. Invoking "holy" things like this is a big deal in Middle-Earth. What that mean Certain names have power associated with them. --- Judge not, lest ye be judged and get butthurt. <cite>EliteLevel posted [p:908245778] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>Touch posted...</cite> <quote><cite>scar the 1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dr_Agon posted...</cite> <quote>And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words </quote> This shouldn't be understated. Invoking "holy" things like this is a big deal in Middle-Earth.</quote> What that mean</quote> Certain names have power associated with them.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
scar the 1 09/06/18 6:30:52 PM #43:	Touch posted... scar the 1 posted... Dr_Agon posted... And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words This shouldn't be understated. Invoking "holy" things like this is a big deal in Middle-Earth. What that mean A lot of power in ME is intangible. The light of the Silmarils is so powerful that the mention of their name or its reflection caught in water is enough to empower someone or to weaken the enemy. To be mighty isn't necessarily knowing spells, it's having mental fortitude and a big "presence". A good example is when Frodo towers over Gollum on the slope of Mount Doom. He completely dominates him. Similarly, Aragorn is described as pretty much untouchable in the battle of Pelennor Fields. --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two. <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:908246733] in So, the Na... [t:76974162]...</cite> <quote><cite>Touch posted...</cite> <quote><cite>scar the 1 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Dr_Agon posted...</cite> <quote>And even after Frodo had been stabbed, he screamed Elbereth! O Gilthoniel! Imagine the shock of the Witch King hearing these words </quote> This shouldn't be understated. Invoking "holy" things like this is a big deal in Middle-Earth.</quote> What that mean</quote> A lot of power in ME is intangible. The light of the Silmarils is so powerful that the mention of their name or its reflection caught in water is enough to empower someone or to weaken the enemy. To be mighty isn't necessarily knowing spells, it's having mental fortitude and a big "presence". A good example is when Frodo towers over Gollum on the slope of Mount Doom. He completely dominates him. Similarly, Aragorn is described as pretty much untouchable in the battle of Pelennor Fields.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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