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>> d. DwarvesRather than going with individual dwarves, why not go with locations like we've already done for elves? There could be the Khazad-dum Award, the Lonely Mountain Award, and the Aglarond Award. Or the Glittering Caves Award, however you want to phrase it. That might be easier than trying to dig up pictures of Gimli, Gloin, and Dain. Gimli would be easy, but the other two could be difficult to find.
>> 1)
>> 2)
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>> We need some. Shall we go with Dwarves from The Hobbit? Or ones
>> mentioned in LOTR? There's Gimli and Gloin. Dain is mentioned, too,
>> I think. Any other thoughts?
That's my two cents, anyway.
Thundera Tiger
(Who is thrilled that there is a dwarf category)
Msg# 3373
Re: Dwarf Categories Posted by Bridilliel Nealay January 28, 2005 - 14:05:09 Topic ID# 3371I really like Thundera's suggestion, and am thrilled as well that I
will be able to read more fanfiction about Dwarves! It's so hard to
find. Well... to me anyway.
will be able to read more fanfiction about Dwarves! It's so hard to
find. Well... to me anyway.
On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 17:03:19 GMT, Laura <thunderalaura@juno.com> wrote:
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> >> d. Dwarves
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> >> 2)
> >> 3)
> >> We need some. Shall we go with Dwarves from The Hobbit? Or ones
> >> mentioned in LOTR? There's Gimli and Gloin. Dain is mentioned, too,
> >> I think. Any other thoughts?
>
> Rather than going with individual dwarves, why not go with locations like we've already done for elves? There could be the Khazad-dum Award, the Lonely Mountain Award, and the Aglarond Award. Or the Glittering Caves Award, however you want to phrase it. That might be easier than trying to dig up pictures of Gimli, Gloin, and Dain. Gimli would be easy, but the other two could be difficult to find.
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> That's my two cents, anyway.
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> Thundera Tiger
> (Who is thrilled that there is a dwarf category)
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Still don't have Outlook up and running.... Maybe after this weekend.
Anyway, I, too, liked the suggestion for Dwarves being places, as
with Elves. The Khazad-Dum Award sounds good, as does The Lonely
Mountain (but we'd have to find another for The Hobbit if we did
that) Award. And since I prefer longer names to shorter ones, I'd go
with the Glittering Caves Award, except that in this case, I tend to
like it's proper name: Aglarond.
--Ainaechoiriel
--- In MEFAwards@yahoogroups.com, Bridilliel Nealay <Bridilliel@g...>
wrote:
Khazad-dum Award, the Lonely Mountain Award, and the Aglarond Award.
Or the Glittering Caves Award, however you want to phrase it. That
might be easier than trying to dig up pictures of Gimli, Gloin, and
Dain. Gimli would be easy, but the other two could be difficult to
find.
Anyway, I, too, liked the suggestion for Dwarves being places, as
with Elves. The Khazad-Dum Award sounds good, as does The Lonely
Mountain (but we'd have to find another for The Hobbit if we did
that) Award. And since I prefer longer names to shorter ones, I'd go
with the Glittering Caves Award, except that in this case, I tend to
like it's proper name: Aglarond.
--Ainaechoiriel
--- In MEFAwards@yahoogroups.com, Bridilliel Nealay <Bridilliel@g...>
wrote:
> I really like Thundera's suggestion, and am thrilled as well that Iones
> will be able to read more fanfiction about Dwarves! It's so hard to
> find. Well... to me anyway.
>
>
> On Fri, 28 Jan 2005 17:03:19 GMT, Laura <thunderalaura@j...> wrote:
> >
> >
> > >> d. Dwarves
> > >> 1)
> > >> 2)
> > >> 3)
> > >> We need some. Shall we go with Dwarves from The Hobbit? Or
> > >> mentioned in LOTR? There's Gimli and Gloin. Dain ismentioned, too,
> > >> I think. Any other thoughts?locations like we've already done for elves? There could be the
> >
> > Rather than going with individual dwarves, why not go with
Khazad-dum Award, the Lonely Mountain Award, and the Aglarond Award.
Or the Glittering Caves Award, however you want to phrase it. That
might be easier than trying to dig up pictures of Gimli, Gloin, and
Dain. Gimli would be easy, but the other two could be difficult to
find.
> >
> > That's my two cents, anyway.
> >
> > Thundera Tiger
> > (Who is thrilled that there is a dwarf category)
> >
> >
> >
> > Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
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> >
Ainae wrote:
Thundera
>> Anyway, I, too, liked the suggestion for Dwarves being places, asOoops, forgot that the Lonely Mountain was spoken for... Maybe the Erebor Award, instead? Except that sounds bizarre... Could we change the award in The Hobbit section to the Smaug Award?
>> with Elves. The Khazad-Dum Award sounds good, as does The Lonely
>> Mountain (but we'd have to find another for The Hobbit if we did
>> that) Award. And since I prefer longer names to shorter ones, I'd
>> go with the Glittering Caves Award, except that in this case, I tend
>> to like it's proper name: Aglarond.
Thundera
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