To: g'nad; HairOfTheDog; John Farson
What about "An Unexpected Party" as a name for the new thread?actually I like it...alot...
I like it too! A lot! This next thread ought to be something that would not only carry us over from the Two Towers but also ride us through to the ROTK...But "An Unexpected Party" would stay with the Tolkien theme, as would "A Long-Expected Party"...
To: 2Jedismom
hey 2JM... "A Long Expected Party" is a great idea too...
s' how're theboyz t'day?...
To: 2Jedismom; ItsOurTimeNow
Good Morning!
I don't think the new thread would carry us more than a year, this one is only 8 months old... and was begun long after the release of FoTR and the initial buzz about that.
The original hobbit hole was started in January. And between the two of them, carried us through the year of FoTR... So I would expect this one to be primarily covering the year of TTT.
That said, there are very few places in TTT that conjur up images of a place of hominess and comfort. We could either embrace that, and adopt a name that relates to TTT, or we could remain Hobbity and use a Hobbit Hole name again. Or a combination... I think we should keep the Hobbit Hole in the name, so folk know what it is! "The Hobbit Hole III - Journey to the Crossroads." or "The Hobbit Hole III - Of Herbs and Stewed Rabbit."
We thought about The Unexpected Party and the Long-Expected Party last time around too. I liked them, but I am thinking "something TTT" now.
To: 2Jedismom
Hey,
An Unexpected (or Long-Expected)Party sounds good to me too!
I think that we will fill up a second thread before ROTK comes out though. Between the movie release, the DVD release and the Extended Edition DVD release, then add in the superspam - we'll polish off another thread before ROTK even starts releasing TV trailers! LOL!
To: 2Jedismom
What about "An Unexpected Party" as a name for the new thread? actually I like it...alot...
I like it too!
But it's not like it was actually unexpected or anything. :)
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