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Nick:	Smokering (Registered User)
Date/Time:	Wed, 10/1/2003 at 19:52 EDT (Thu, 10/2/2003 at 12:52 NZDT)
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In Reply To:	Valinor: Legolas goes but Arwen can't? <Olathien> [9/30/2003 @ 22:28] (8/26)
Subject:	'That would bear her hither'...
Message:
Elves made really light, elegant ships, and Arwen had gained a lot of weight after the bearing of six children and six-score years of mortality and Gondorian porridge. So there was literally no ship strong enough to take her. Legolas, on the other hand, ate 5+ a day and lifted weights. BOROMIR: One day our paths will lead us there, and the Tower guard will take up the call--the Lords of Gondor have returned! ARAGORN: Dream on, mate. You'll be in the back row cleaning my shoes--did I just say that out loud?

Message Thread:

Valinor: Legolas goes but Arwen can't? <Olathien> [9/30/2003 @ 22:28] (8/26)

Here's my NPT <Hama of Rohan> [10/2/2003 @ 16:49] (1/1)

Hotline to Valinor <PhantomS> [10/3/2003 @ 11:21] (0/0)

'That would bear her hither'... <Smokering> [10/1/2003 @ 19:52] (1/1)

Ouch! <Hama of Rohan> [10/2/2003 @ 16:37] (0/0)

There is an inconsistency; several in fact... <NZ Strider> [10/1/2003 @ 15:16] (2/4)

*clapping* <Princess of Geekland> [10/2/2003 @ 12:43] (0/0)
As long as we're on this subject, <erather> [10/1/2003 @ 16:35] (1/2)

As I understand it, we don't know what choice... <Kathira> [10/2/2003 @ 0:24] (1/1)

Good UUT ! <Alveric> [10/2/2003 @ 4:38] (0/0)

Duh alert ;) <PhantomS> [10/1/2003 @ 7:42] (0/0)
Yeah, but.......... <Malindril> [10/1/2003 @ 0:02] (0/0)
The emphasis there <Celandine Brandybuck> [9/30/2003 @ 23:14] (1/1)

Exactly what I think (No Text) <Silent _ Watcher> [10/2/2003 @ 9:49] (0/0)

Arwen chose mortality. <erather> [9/30/2003 @ 22:59] (3/11)

My bet would be . . . <Pukel-man> [10/1/2003 @ 11:07] (2/3)

With Jim Hawkins already in that barrel, <NZ Strider> [10/1/2003 @ 15:36] (0/0)
So...not only can a dwarf.. (No Text) <oloin> [10/1/2003 @ 12:14] (1/1)

oops, hit enter in the subject line... <oloin> [10/1/2003 @ 12:16] (0/0)

Gimli <Alveric> [10/1/2003 @ 5:28] (1/2)

Bilbo, Frodo, and Sam were Ringbearers. <erather> [10/1/2003 @ 12:28] (1/1)

Yes, but.. <Alveric> [10/2/2003 @ 4:22] (0/0)

The word was... <Nimrodel > [9/30/2003 @ 23:17] (1/3)

Gimli and Dwarves going to Valinor <Tangram> [10/2/2003 @ 9:39] (2/2)

the Dwarf-gathering <PhantomS> [10/3/2003 @ 9:43] (0/0)
No, they go directly to the "waiting room". <Hama of Rohan> [10/2/2003 @ 16:35] (0/0)

Even if she had wings, Arwen couldn't go to Valinor. <Nimrodel > [9/30/2003 @ 22:45] (0/0)

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