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steg | 20:20 Mon 04th Apr 2011 | ChatterBank
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what does it mean in english, if anything?
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The Horse Lords
20:33 Mon 04th Apr 2011
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It seems that people around here aren't familiar with Lord of the Rings ;-)

'Y Rohirrin' simply means 'The Rohirrin', as represented on the left here:
http://www.figurereal...oms/25000/24871-1.jpg
20:36 Mon 04th Apr 2011
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braw, cheers for the help
20:37 Mon 04th Apr 2011
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I must learn to work faster!
;-)
20:37 Mon 04th Apr 2011
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never seen lotr, but have got all the dvd's in the hoose, the steggess likes them
20:39 Mon 04th Apr 2011
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"I just didn't get LOTR"

maclaren ... were you never a teenager?

Did you go straight from being 9 to being 30?

EVERYBODY gets the Lord of the Rings !!!
20:39 Mon 04th Apr 2011
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well thank you Mr Tolkein....

Well done Chuck
20:41 Mon 04th Apr 2011
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they're filming The Hobbit down the road from me (well, maybe 50 miles down the road); maybe they have some horse lords there. Still not clear why the different spelling; it should end in m.
20:42 Mon 04th Apr 2011
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It means vroom vroom steggy xx
20:50 Wed 06th Apr 2011
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JJ i've never read lotr. tried the hobbit (hobbits) and just as with j archer gave up after a few pages. just not for me.
20:53 Wed 06th Apr 2011
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Me too, couldn't get past the first book, the films bored me stiff.
20:56 Wed 06th Apr 2011
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