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Posted on 06/01/2005 7:12:04 PM PDT by HairOfTheDog
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Mirkwood? The woodland realm?
Here's one I *think* will be easy...
What do Faramir and Boromir's names mean?
and is there LOTR trivial pursuit going on? :D
yikes! I dont know what they mean?
Maybe I only know 'cause I'm...ummm...rather fond of the younger one. I thought it was mentioned in the text, but I can't remember.
Yep. And I don't know what "Boromir" and "Faramir" mean. You nailed me on that one.
What object was the sign of the authority of the Steward of Gondor?
Oberon kinda sorta started a trivia game, so yeah. :-)
Alkhin, who is reeling from the sudden image of two dwarves talking like Thurston Howell III "Biffur, dear, would you hand me my Dom Perignon? I feel a sudden urge to act dwarvish"
er...something like that...
When are you going to pay for your wedding pictures?
MOrning Corin!
Well, I'm off.... gotta take ecurbh to work so I can take the truck to the shop. Gas gauge quit working and it's distracting.
Why do you think I can't afford a cruise?
*scrambles over Rosie*
Hey, now! I was in line first!
Awww...Faramir needs a hug.
Hey, you're all right, dude!
Faramir means "adequate jewel" and Boromir means "faithful jewel". Yeah. Their father was messed up from the start.
And from there, Faramir couldn't please Daddy no matter HOW hard he tried. Poor guy...
*snif*
So they were the family jewels?
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