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Nick:	Lottelita (Registered User)
Date/Time:	Wed, 10/16/2002 at 11:57 EDT (Wed, 10/16/2002 at 7:57 PST)
Browser/OS:	Microsoft Internet Explorer V6.0 using Windows NT 5.0
In Reply To:	What I find more intriguing  <Hengist>  [10/16/2002 @ 11:49]  (1/3)
Subject:	Reminds me of a naughty parody I read once ...
Message:
"some connection between Goldberry and Frodo that we dont know about," indeed! E-mail: lottelita@hotmail.com AIM: Miss Vannette Current LOTR projects: FOTR callback script, first attempt at fanfic, Tengwar tattoo Boromir: "What the bloody 'ell is that?" Aragorn: "It's a frothing mass of fangirls, led by that raving tart, Lottelita!  This is a foe beyond either of us: RUN!"

• (side discussion) In the house of Tom Bombadil - Closer than we know?  <Ataahua>  [10/16/2002 @ 0:52]  (3/14)
• What I find more intriguing  <Hengist>  [10/16/2002 @ 11:49]  (1/3)
• Reminds me of a naughty parody I read once ...  <Lottelita>  [10/16/2002 @ 11:57]  (1/2)
• Well I was actually  <Hengist>  [10/16/2002 @ 12:05]  (1/1)
• LOL!  <Lottelita>  [10/16/2002 @ 12:22]  (0/0)
• Didn't someone mention "nymph" before?  <Thevina Finduilas>  [10/16/2002 @ 11:35]  (2/4)
• Don't hear of river daughters???  <Reverend>  [10/16/2002 @ 12:01]  (1/1)
• I guess I meant...  <Thevina Finduilas>  [10/16/2002 @ 12:17]  (0/0)
• Nypmh categories.  <Inferno>  [10/16/2002 @ 11:48]  (1/1)
• wow! "potamids"?  <Froda>  [10/16/2002 @ 16:30]  (0/0)
• To be devil's advocate ...  <Lottelita>  [10/16/2002 @ 1:01]  (2/4)
• Somehow, I think anybody  <NZ Strider>  [10/16/2002 @ 4:01]  (1/2)
• What poem would you break into?  (No Text)  <Reverend>  [10/16/2002 @ 10:01]  (1/1)
• The Progress of Beauty?  (No Text)  <NZ Strider>  [10/16/2002 @ 16:09]  (0/0)
• Ha!  Nice.  ;)  (No Text)  <Ataahua>  [10/16/2002 @ 1:29]  (0/0)

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