I agree, balderdash is also a great word. (Oxford Dic says: late 16th century (denoting a frothy liquid; later, an unappetizing mixture of drinks))
You evil author! *g* Leading Bilbo on like that. ;-)
Gahh, isn't he wonderful? I can always count on him to take action and take care of his people, and I love it.
Sigh, yes he is. Lovely lovely (somtimes infuriating) dwarf.
Can't you just see them? On nice thick beige paper with curly script? Awwww.
Yes, I can! They'd say:
Bilbo Baggins of Bagend, Hobbiton son of Bungo Baggins & Belladonna Took grandson of Gerontius & Adamanta Took and Mungo & Laura Baggins gentlehobbit
(The old Took had so many children, I guess it would be wise to include him on the card, since he is a well-known hobbit in the Shire - probably even a celebrity by hobbit standards)
(even Thorin, maybe possibly definitely) likes having him around...
I'm glad the other dwarves cleared that up for Bilbo. :-)
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Re: Part 2
Date: 2013-06-14 12:03 pm (UTC)You evil author! *g* Leading Bilbo on like that. ;-)
Gahh, isn't he wonderful? I can always count on him to take action and take care of his people, and I love it.
Sigh, yes he is. Lovely lovely (somtimes infuriating) dwarf.
Can't you just see them? On nice thick beige paper with curly script? Awwww.
Yes, I can! They'd say:
Bilbo Baggins of Bagend, Hobbiton
son of Bungo Baggins & Belladonna Took
grandson of Gerontius & Adamanta Took and Mungo & Laura Baggins
gentlehobbit
(The old Took had so many children, I guess it would be wise to include him on the card, since he is a well-known hobbit in the Shire - probably even a celebrity by hobbit standards)
(even Thorin, maybe possibly definitely) likes having him around...
I'm glad the other dwarves cleared that up for Bilbo. :-)