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*doublepromote Happy birthday, @deathcow!



That's just awesome. Thanks !!!

One of a myriad other fantastic behind the scenes on the extended edition Lord of the Rings. They actually invented that technique. This hypes me up a bit for The Hobbit.

In reply to this comment by darkrowan:
I will probably never understand why you do this, but I'd like to say you have my undying gratitude for the act.
In reply to this comment by deathcow:
six months have passed beey0tch3s

and in honor of the upcoming HOBBIT TRILOGY movies

*doublepromote



Funny : ) It's a Tradition! We need to dig up some backups for this video.

I will probably never understand why you do this, but I'd like to say you have my undying gratitude for the act.
In reply to this comment by deathcow:
six months have passed beey0tch3s

and in honor of the upcoming HOBBIT TRILOGY movies

*doublepromote

>> ^bobknight33:

Its a cake. Lighten up. Is you IQ less than 100? Just wondering because your argument is is lame.
Lock up all the Bobs. I hate Bobs. Bobs are bad. Bobs are evil.


One day I was walking through town and a man asked me for directions to Uluru (also known as Ayers Rock). I was somewhat taken aback as I live in the south island of New Zealand also known as not fucking Australia (apologies to my bold-hating quasi-fan-club but sometimes I just gotta rock that shit). Anyway after explaining to said person that he had, in fact, arrived in an entirely different country, I proceeded to wax lyrical on the many wondrous qualities that make up the isolated little outcrop of the south pacific which I currently reside upon.

At this point, and I shit you not, he asked me a) had I been an extra in the lord of the rings and b) where he might go orc-hunting.

What, the average reader might relevantly inquire, does this have to do with the conversation at hand?

Well, until today, that was the most retarded conversation I have ever had the misfortune to take part in. Thankfully, @bobknight33 has reminded me that there is always someone even more idiotic out there.

>> ^Sagemind:

That was very Glee-ful!


You misspelled painful.

"This is a song based entirely on sounds from the movie The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers. Nothing else!"

Nothing else except auto-tune. Still, pretty good!

However, it doesn't get stuck in my brain quite as much as They're Taking the Hobbits to Isengard -- I guess that could be a good thing or a bad thing.

>> ^ChaosEngine:

>> ^Mammaltron:
Well, that was a heartening story, maybe there's a glimmer of hope for mankind.
I especially like the part where Europe owes its culture, freedom, science and wealth to Christianity.

To be fair, there is a cultural debt to Christianity. Religion has inspired many great works of art, but that's no reason to believe in it (anymore than you need to believe in hobbits to enjoy Lord of the Rings).
As for freedom and science... that's very marginal.
As for wealth, well it's probably true but not in a good way.
Oh, and "nothing can be said against muslims"? O Rly?


I wouldn't say religion inspired art, rather religion gave artists jobs. Sorta like "Video games inspired artists." No, video game companies give artists jobs. A small percentage of them are inspired by, but more often than not, it's the "gettin' paid" factor.

>> ^Mammaltron:

Well, that was a heartening story, maybe there's a glimmer of hope for mankind.
I especially like the part where Europe owes its culture, freedom, science and wealth to Christianity.


To be fair, there is a cultural debt to Christianity. Religion has inspired many great works of art, but that's no reason to believe in it (anymore than you need to believe in hobbits to enjoy Lord of the Rings).
As for freedom and science... that's very marginal.
As for wealth, well it's probably true but not in a good way.

Oh, and "nothing can be said against muslims"? O Rly?

>> ^Reefie:

Really? Oh dear... The first two Spiderman films were pretty damned decent, it was only the third one with that black goo stuff that spoiled the trilogy. Toby Maguire was perfectly cast for the role, he was almost exactly what I anticipated from the comics.
Next up: Lord of the Rings - Back to Middle Earth.


That "black goo stuff" gave us Carnage. Don't diss on the BGS just because you only got to meet Venom.


Just sayin'.

>> ^Yogi:

I used to read The Lord of the Rings in vent to my guild. I started each session with this piece of music because it really set the mood. Now I'm looking for a guild in SWTOR to read to


Awesome. I used to quote Ghostbusters right before EverQuest raids in text chat.

Tobey McSuck was awful for this. If you look in the comics, he has no resemblance to spiderman at all.>> ^Reefie:

Really? Oh dear... The first two Spiderman films were pretty damned decent, it was only the third one with that black goo stuff that spoiled the trilogy. Toby Maguire was perfectly cast for the role, he was almost exactly what I anticipated from the comics.
Next up: Lord of the Rings - Back to Middle Earth.

I used to read The Lord of the Rings in vent to my guild. I started each session with this piece of music because it really set the mood. Now I'm looking for a guild in SWTOR to read to

Really? Oh dear... The first two Spiderman films were pretty damned decent, it was only the third one with that black goo stuff that spoiled the trilogy. Toby Maguire was perfectly cast for the role, he was almost exactly what I anticipated from the comics.

Next up: Lord of the Rings - Back to Middle Earth.