If you thought that was a nipple, you need to be checking some other sites, not CF.
I would like to say thankyou to everyone on this site.......
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If you thought that was a nipple, you need to be checking some other sites, not CF.
And all this time, I thought the Balrog was that thing they Narfeled in Coneheads.
<------ Don't know popular sci-fi. :cute:
<------ Don't know popular sci-fi. :cute:
I am personally very happy to have you here on this site. You bring civility and respectful opinions and show us all it's not that hard to be nice. You've been a great addition.
I remember when I hit benchwarmer status, It was sunny that day, not to hot, football season hadn't started yet, so there was a feeling of optimism in the air. The word Chizik was still a noun.
It took me a while to see the Balrog in the avatar, even though I know what one is.
Great post by the way. I am sure everyone appreciates your input and enjoys having you on the site as much as you like being here.
Great post by the way. I am sure everyone appreciates your input and enjoys having you on the site as much as you like being here.
Balrog - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Tolkien's conception of Balrogs changed over time. In all his early writing, they are very numerous. There is a host of them stated to number a thousand in Quenta Silmarillion[11] while at the storming of Gondolin, Balrogs in the hundreds ride on the backs of the Dragons.[12] They are roughly of twice[13] human size,[14] and are occasionally killed in battle by Elves and, at the Fall of Gondolin, five are slain by Tuor.[15] They were always fierce demons, associated with fire, armed with fiery whips of many thongs and claws like steel, and Morgoth delighted to use them to torture his captives.[16] They were very loyal to Morgoth, and once came out of hiding to save him from capture.
Tolkien's conception of Balrogs changed over time. In all his early writing, they are very numerous. There is a host of them stated to number a thousand in Quenta Silmarillion[11] while at the storming of Gondolin, Balrogs in the hundreds ride on the backs of the Dragons.[12] They are roughly of twice[13] human size,[14] and are occasionally killed in battle by Elves and, at the Fall of Gondolin, five are slain by Tuor.[15] They were always fierce demons, associated with fire, armed with fiery whips of many thongs and claws like steel, and Morgoth delighted to use them to torture his captives.[16] They were very loyal to Morgoth, and once came out of hiding to save him from capture.
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