2826 pts ยท September 22, 2015
Holy shit that just took me back...
I don't think you understand the concept of "Hotdogs"
began work on the Silmarillion.
Because it's the same planet? Arda is literally Quenya for Earth. Tolkien was setting out to create his own mythical prehistory when he
It is by the latter half of the Second Age. Since he has marked the Shire on the map, this must be placed after the Rounding.
It's only flat prior to the Drowning of Numenor. By the time of the War of the Ring, Arda is decidedly round.
What most people "consider" Middle Earth is Middle Earth. The entire planet as you are referring to it is called Arda.
Ok but the thing is, Arda actually is flat until the drowning of Numenor.
Reading comprehension bro... I didn't say that these were ALL from the movies. I said that over 80% of them were.
swathes of things. They are not Canon.
The movies are definitely not part of the Canon. They are fantastic movies, but they are just patently and undeniably wrong about large
between his work and Tolkiens.
Like... 80% or more of these are Peter Jackson, not Tolkien. Don't get me wrong, I love the Lotr movies... but there's a big difference
When a power structure is involved it's called "Institutional Racism". Racism itself is nothing more or less than prejudice based on race.
It's not that complex a concept.
That doesn't even make sense. Racism is "prejudice based on race". Institutional racism is "A system of oppression based on racism"
people that "redefine" racism to suit their agenda just replace the def for racism with the def for institutional racism.
Racism is defined as "prejudice based on race". That's it. You don't get to just make up whatever definition suits your agenda best. Most
means nothing more or less than "prejudice based on race", and anyone can be racist, regardless of skin color.
We already have a word for Racism as a overarching social construct. That's called INSTITUTIONAL RACISM. Whether you like it or not, Racism
**I prefer to make up definitions that don't actually exist whenever my argument is flawed without them.
In all fairness... I've never met an Asian who was bad at math.
Sure. I mean.... aside from the fact that he's batshit fucking crazy, he seems like a real swell guy.
The fact that there are no iterations of Starcraft on this list saddens me greatly.
She's in season 8 but doesn't become an actual recurring character until season 9.
The moon wasn't "force-thrown". It was pulled down by a Dovin Basal, a creature engineered by the Yuuzhan Vong to manipulate gravity.
Can confirm... I am in fact a huge Tolkien nerd.
I usually link people who want to learn to this site. http://at.mansbjorkman.net/tengwar.htm It's extremely accurate and in-depth.
To be honest, posting the chart on it's own probably isn't particularly useful, since orthography is complicated and mode-dependent.
Only apply a placeholder telco when there is no consonant in the operative place for whatever mode you are using.
Holy shit that just took me back...
I don't think you understand the concept of "Hotdogs"
began work on the Silmarillion.
Because it's the same planet? Arda is literally Quenya for Earth. Tolkien was setting out to create his own mythical prehistory when he
It is by the latter half of the Second Age. Since he has marked the Shire on the map, this must be placed after the Rounding.
It's only flat prior to the Drowning of Numenor. By the time of the War of the Ring, Arda is decidedly round.
What most people "consider" Middle Earth is Middle Earth. The entire planet as you are referring to it is called Arda.
Ok but the thing is, Arda actually is flat until the drowning of Numenor.
Reading comprehension bro... I didn't say that these were ALL from the movies. I said that over 80% of them were.
swathes of things. They are not Canon.
The movies are definitely not part of the Canon. They are fantastic movies, but they are just patently and undeniably wrong about large
between his work and Tolkiens.
Like... 80% or more of these are Peter Jackson, not Tolkien. Don't get me wrong, I love the Lotr movies... but there's a big difference
When a power structure is involved it's called "Institutional Racism". Racism itself is nothing more or less than prejudice based on race.
It's not that complex a concept.
That doesn't even make sense. Racism is "prejudice based on race". Institutional racism is "A system of oppression based on racism"
people that "redefine" racism to suit their agenda just replace the def for racism with the def for institutional racism.
Racism is defined as "prejudice based on race". That's it. You don't get to just make up whatever definition suits your agenda best. Most
means nothing more or less than "prejudice based on race", and anyone can be racist, regardless of skin color.
We already have a word for Racism as a overarching social construct. That's called INSTITUTIONAL RACISM. Whether you like it or not, Racism
**I prefer to make up definitions that don't actually exist whenever my argument is flawed without them.
In all fairness... I've never met an Asian who was bad at math.
Sure. I mean.... aside from the fact that he's batshit fucking crazy, he seems like a real swell guy.
The fact that there are no iterations of Starcraft on this list saddens me greatly.
She's in season 8 but doesn't become an actual recurring character until season 9.
The moon wasn't "force-thrown". It was pulled down by a Dovin Basal, a creature engineered by the Yuuzhan Vong to manipulate gravity.
Can confirm... I am in fact a huge Tolkien nerd.
I usually link people who want to learn to this site. http://at.mansbjorkman.net/tengwar.htm It's extremely accurate and in-depth.
To be honest, posting the chart on it's own probably isn't particularly useful, since orthography is complicated and mode-dependent.
Only apply a placeholder telco when there is no consonant in the operative place for whatever mode you are using.