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You like Tolkien, eh?
The Masked Ermine Started conversation Jul 24, 2003
If you like the Lord of the Rings series you might like the Simarillian. THat is if you haven't already read it, that is. (Super: What? Bufanda: Never mind. Super: Right oh!) Umm, there's the Lost Tales as well, but I tried to read the first one and found it flummoxing, but that doesn't mean you won't like it. 
You like Tolkien, eh?
Lady Marian of the Terran Empire Posted Jul 24, 2003
Super, my dear! You should be in bed. 
Glad to see you. Yes, I did read the Silmarillion a while ago. Lissa's the real Tolkien fan though. She could probably recite the Silmarillion -- backwards!
Well, it's not quite like that, but she's really first and foremost a Tolkien fan, while I'm a staunch admirer of the Doctor's before anything else. We both put eachother's main interests in second place or so.
I haven't yet found a fellow Doctor Who lover who's also fond of classical opera though! I wonder if I'm the only onein the world then, eh?
Marian
You like Tolkien, eh?
Lady Marian of the Terran Empire Posted Jul 24, 2003
But then, of course, I was forgetting that you don't live in the UK like, erm... all the rest of the world.
You like Tolkien, eh?
The Masked Ermine Posted Jul 25, 2003
I, Super S. Bufanda, go to bed!!! Never!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!
(three minutes later) ZZZZZZZZZZZzZzZzZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!
You like Tolkien, eh?
Lady Marian of the Terran Empire Posted Jul 26, 2003
Is that how Super heroes snore then? - Marian
You like Tolkien, eh?
The Masked Ermine Posted Jul 26, 2003
Err, who's sleeping I was clearing out the old organ pipes and checking the old eyelids for holes.
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