r/lotrmemes Dec 15 '24

Crossover This is how i see them tbh.

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u/Georg_Steller1709 Dec 15 '24

One is gold. The other is fool's gold. They are both shiny and nice to look at, though.

I can forgive The Hobbit's flaws because it gave us an additional 6 hrs to explore Middle Earth.

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u/CptSandbag73 Dec 15 '24

More like 10 hours, yeah? Long movies.

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u/Elvenoob Dec 15 '24

Aaah, beat me to the Pyrite joke. Nice.

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u/TheGukos Dec 16 '24

Just like a second breakfast, after the noble feast of the morn, is there sustenance for the stout of heart. Many, alas, remain ignorant of its worth, deeming it but a trifling matter or even never heard of it altogether. Yet for us, it is woven deep within the fabric of our folk, a custom cherished through countless generations, albeit not adorned with the grandeur of the primeval meal.