Wait, I didnt know Eminem had tits. Surprised they would put trannies in that kind of spotlight. Im guessing the show is wrapping up like a shiny turd considering the last few posts are nothing but a last word competition.he is the head priest of the Cult of Sauron or whatever stupid name they have, he mentions at some point (might have been in subtitles) that they seek the being who came from the comet who they believe to be Sauron and their lord. Almost certainly a show misdirect, one of those "they had a prophecy Sauron would return when foreshadowed by the comet" but the twist will be Sauron returned elsewhere (Halbrand) and will only become Sauron when he combines with his other half, like some shitty Power Ranger fanfic. Comet guy is probably just shitty Gandalf but they will never give him a name.
c'mon how can you not laugh at this, its the big titty goth squad who have come to steal mom's spaghetti
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Surprised they would put trannies in that kind of spotlight.
Im just imagining that any SJW would want a tranny to be portrayed with a good alignment. Not the actual sick, self demonizing viewpoint that trannies typically have (if I'm to learn anything off just the Nessa's of the board.)
Im just imagining that any SJW would want a tranny to be portrayed with a good alignment. Not the actual sick, self demonizing viewpoint that trannies typically have (if I'm to learn anything off just the Nessa's of the board.)
All we know is that in the Tolkien version, there is a "Cult of Melkor" led by Sauron in Numenor who worship the evil Valar, Melkor.I finally got caught up by just skipping any scene with Theo in it (the mere sight of his face makes me cringe) and am now ready for the finale.
The one thing I'm still fuzzy on is the identity of Slim She-dy. I was buying the whole 'oh they are just Easterlings but now lilly white because having dark skinned people be evil is triggering' schtick but now you have Gozer the Gozarian over here teleporting around and chucking fireballs.
They only way it makes sense is if Gandalf is a Maiar who didn't enter the world and stayed with Illuvatar.The entire thing about the meteor man is stupid. If he's a maiar, wtf would Iluvatar create him and send him to Arda to be el hobo stupido?
Wtf is the point of him, and dragging that mystery box through 7 (8?) episodes? If he's to "become" Gandalf....Well, calling Amazon a bunch of retards is beating a dead horse since that's been well very established already. Yeah, let's fuck up Gandalf's "origin" story with more made up BS.
too bad we never got our original FOH board logs.
I never even paid attention to who ended up with the digital property. Hell, Rerolled and that whole forum switch was how almost a decade ago now and didnt we have another switch between those two?The ask price was like 20k I think. Suineg couldn't raise the money.
yeah, that sucks, i wonder if that idiot ever lowered his price because they are worth 0 to anyone else and 6 years later nobody but a few of us even cares.The ask price was like 20k I think. Suineg couldn't raise the money.
yeah, that sucks, i wonder if that idiot ever lowered his price because they are worth 0 to anyone else and 6 years later nobody but a few of us even cares.
i'm no tolkien scholar, but i don't remember there being any discussion on HOW they showed up, just that they did. initially tolkien said all the wizards showed up in the third age, somewhere around the year 2000 if i remember correctly, though probably not. but later on in some of his letters, tolkien talked about him changing his mind and the blue wizards specifically showing up around 1000 of the second age.Didn't they blue wizards get delivered by comet? They would be clear property to make up a storyline about because they never got filled in in their books did they?
I though they just all took a boat and met Cirdan at the havens, who gave Gabdalf his ring.i'm no tolkien scholar, but i don't remember there being any discussion on HOW they showed up, just that they did. initially tolkien said all the wizards showed up in the third age, somewhere around the year 2000 if i remember correctly, though probably not. but later on in some of his letters, tolkien talked about him changing his mind and the blue wizards specifically showing up around 1000 of the second age.
I was thinking about how I would write Rings of Power.he did talk a little bit about them here and there, but never focused any specifics about what they did, other than going east and possibly doing the same kind of work that gandalf did, but the east was rife with cults of morgoth so they were ultimately unsuccessful. he theorized that they probably lost the plot and started cults of their own. interestingly, he was initially interested in writing about the blue wizards being the antagonists of the 4th age, but never got too far into writing that.
I THINK the wizards came separately, otherwise gandalf probably would have told cirdan to give the ring to saruman since he was the head of the istari. Cirdan gave his ring to gandalf because he instantly recognized gandalf as a maiar (or at the very least, recognized him as someone of comparable power and strength to withstand sauron.) If they were all together he probably would have recognized saruman as their leader as well (despite gandalf's maiar form being stronger than saruman's).I though they just all took a boat and met Cirdan at the havens, who gave Gabdalf his ring.
I was thinking about how I would write Rings of Power.
What if one of the Blue Wizards lost hope and became an accelerationist? Figuring that a Sauron dominated Middle Earth would cause The Valar to invade again to put things right, so he may as well help Sauron.
Then the other one would be in opposition to his friend, and they vie for influence amoungst the easterlings.
They were students under the Valar of hunting, so perhaps they would be tracking down emissaries and cultists of Sauron.