Im the Hero of LoTR

[Repent Reloaded]

Frodo and Sam wouldnt of made it to Mt.Doom without my amazin Lamus Bread.

 

[Apathy]

Best part was when the bread got thrown off the cliff by Dil.

a.
*

 

[Ala]

Nah nah.. ..

the BEST part was when you found out that Frodo is really the lovechild of Bilbo and Smeagal!

 

[-fwapp-]

spelt Lambas

ps stlong buffs on sam vs spider

 

[Repent Reloaded]

they say, lamus, LAMUS, BWAHAHAH!!11

 

[del_eneste]

Repent..i'm sure your the hero of some hobo but not LOTR ...

 

[Dili]

test

is this works ?!

 

[- Fedaykin -]

actually spelt lembas brread in my copy of lotr

 

[fed007]

and bread in mine

 

[Aoami]

If we're pointing out grammatical errors, it would be spelt with a capital letter, as it's a noun.

 

[inuyasha]

If we are pointing out grammatical errors, the sentence "Settle for." is not a sentence

 

[Alkoran]

Originally posted by Aoami
If we're pointing out grammatical errors, it would be spelt with a capital letter, as it's a noun.

Arn't "error," "letter," and "noun," also nouns?

 

[Coim-]

Originally posted by Alkoran
Arn't "error," "letter," and "noun," also nouns?

Shouldn't the commas be outside the speech marks?

 

[Repent Reloaded]

I like cheese.

 

[Alkoran]

Originally posted by Coim-
Shouldn't the commas be outside the speech marks?

I dunno.

From a mathematical point of view, outside has always seemed to make more sense to me, but from what I've read, other marks alway appear on the left fo speech marks or inverted commas.

However, that could be an over simplification.

Take a look at this:

He said, "It's blue?"

See how it reads slightly differently to:

He said, "It's blue"?

One reads as a statement that someone asked a question. The other reads as a question about whether a statement was made.

Now I'm confused... thanks Coim!!