lotr drinking game

Seen (appropriately enough) in silmaril, who in turn credits prophetkristy:

LOTR Extended Editions Drinking Game:

Every time someone eats anything, take a shot.
If it's a Hobbit, take two shots.
If it's an Orc eating entrails, take three shots.
If it's Aragorn eating Eowyn's mucous stew, order a pizza and tell the guy on the phone that you want it delivered to "Isildur's Heir, Camp No. 10, Road to Helm's Deep, Rohan." Charge the pizza to Elrond.

I suppose this is just humour and not meant to be actual rules (drinking games generally have far more), but I suppose having all those other shots would give you the courage to actually make the prank pizza order...

lotr drinking game

Seen (appropriately enough) in silmaril, who in turn credits prophetkristy:

LOTR Extended Editions Drinking Game:

Every time someone eats anything, take a shot.
If it's a Hobbit, take two shots.
If it's an Orc eating entrails, take three shots.
If it's Aragorn eating Eowyn's mucous stew, order a pizza and tell the guy on the phone that you want it delivered to "Isildur's Heir, Camp No. 10, Road to Helm's Deep, Rohan." Charge the pizza to Elrond.

I suppose this is just humour and not meant to be actual rules (drinking games generally have far more), but I suppose having all those other shots would give you the courage to actually make the prank pizza order...

i've been framed!

Ow. Black matte or glossy, circular, 13" diameter wood frame: $75.
Labour cost to mount the mirror in it with hangers and all: $25.

I suppose that's what I get for wanting a fancy "magic mirror" that I could self-decorate and actually hang on the wall rather than having to prop it up against something.

FWIW, the mirror itself was only something like $20, and that was custom-cut. But I've just had this round piece of mirror-back glass sitting around ever since, and this has been a number of years now - at least before moving to Sacramento in 1997, since I recall it travelling there with me and back. I actually had bought a piece of wood out of which to make a frame with my dad's help, but that never happened. It got painted on one side with a multicoloured pentagram and on the other with a silver septagram, to be used as an altar topper.

i've been framed!

Ow. Black matte or glossy, circular, 13" diameter wood frame: $75.
Labour cost to mount the mirror in it with hangers and all: $25.

I suppose that's what I get for wanting a fancy "magic mirror" that I could self-decorate and actually hang on the wall rather than having to prop it up against something.

FWIW, the mirror itself was only something like $20, and that was custom-cut. But I've just had this round piece of mirror-back glass sitting around ever since, and this has been a number of years now - at least before moving to Sacramento in 1997, since I recall it travelling there with me and back. I actually had bought a piece of wood out of which to make a frame with my dad's help, but that never happened. It got painted on one side with a multicoloured pentagram and on the other with a silver septagram, to be used as an altar topper.