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Important detail about the location: that bridge near Ekeberg was known as a suicide bridge.
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My favorite book, I read it in 1976 when my best friend brought it over and said we had to read it at the same time. Life changing stuff, indeed. Jackson did a great (though not perfect) job, better than any of us had any right to hope for. You know, almost every person involved in the making of it was a fan of the book; that's why it's so lovingly made. (How lovingly? The characters had hand-made underwear. The helmets had engravings on the insides.) It was obsessively artistic, this trilogy. Best ever. And by the way, in defense of Conan the Barbarian and the rest of Howard's books, they were written well before LOTR and have nothing whatsoever to do with Tolkien. The stories originate in the same Northern "age of courage", but they take a very different tack and have a very different philosophy of life. Just sayin'. :)
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This looks good. This portrayal actually works as a young version of Gene Wilder's Wonka. (The less said about that horrible Depp portrayal, the better.) This guy has the sparkle that I remember from the original book, the sprightly, squirrel-like quality. Looking forward to it. I might even go see it in a theater.
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Beautiful, thank you for that!
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I would love to have one of those old Sears homes. Unfortunately, that's not possible anymore.
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My favorite LOTR meme has to be the picture of Christopher Walken dancing with the caption... yep, you guessed it... One does not simply Walken to Mordor.
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Now do a video about people who throw this concept around no matter what the issue is, without understanding why it doesn't apply.
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He didn't get what the McFlurry is, so he gave you an ice cream sundae. At least that's what McD's called it (though theirs was larger. And had nuts.)
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I find I have developed the habit of clapping twice whenever I hear the word "hardtack". I get some funny looks. 😅
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