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Subject:	Re: What is your Hobbit name?
Author:	Phyllis (guest, 129.89.86.108)
Date:	November 12, 2001 at 5:14:33 PM
Reply to:	What is your Hobbit name? by Tracie

Mine's Bouganvillea Tighfield of Tookbank

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What is your Hobbit name? - Tracie Nov 7 2001, 7:33:23 PM
- Re: What is your Hobbit name? - Phyllis Nov 12 2001, 5:14:33 PM
  - Dimple Bracegirdle of Hardbottle n/t - 'Cole Nov 13 2001, 11:00:36 AM
- But let's not forget the fine array of Hobbit (Boggie) names used in that late-Sixties masterwork "Bored of the Rings": Dildo and Frito Bugger, Spam, Goodgulf, Stomper, Gimlet, Legolam, Moxie and Pepsi, Farahslax, Bromosel, the wizard Serutan, - Daividh Nov 9 2001, 9:51:48 PM
- Ruby Knotwise of Michel Delving - must be related to Mike? :-) - Laura Nov 9 2001, 12:26:24 AM
- Orangeblossom Trample of Woody End (nt) - Aidan Nov 8 2001, 3:39:18 PM
- Pansy Brownlock of Overhill (more) - Gia Nadine Nov 8 2001, 11:54:34 AM
  - That's a question I wish Barney Frank would ask more often... : ) - Daividh Nov 9 2001, 9:33:39 PM
    - LOL Thanks! n/t - Gia Nadine Nov 12 2001, 8:27:54 AM
- Ivy Bunce of Brockenborings - Zelda Nov 8 2001, 11:49:09 AM
  - Are you related to Myrtle? n/t - Ruby Sandydowns Nov 8 2001, 11:55:44 AM
    - seems like he/she is! x_X nt - llee Nov 9 2001, 1:57:36 AM
- hello, it's me! Llee, aka Myrtle Bunce of Brockenborings - Myrtle Bunce of Brockenborings Nov 8 2001, 2:57:33 AM
- Milo Boggy-Hillocks! That makes me Hobbit de Milo! n/t - Pavlos Nov 8 2001, 2:47:23 AM
- I'm Rosie-Posie Chub. I'm going to go eat chocolate now. - Andrea Nov 7 2001, 8:46:18 PM
  - Bramblerose Bulge of Great Smials. Pass the chocolate. n/t - Barb Nov 8 2001, 11:03:55 PM
    - LOL! n/t - Andrea Nov 9 2001, 7:43:14 AM
- Berilac Knotwise of Michel Delving. I love it! n/t - Mike C Nov 7 2001, 8:44:52 PM
- George Bush comes out Squinty of Simpleton : ))) nt - Mungoboy Nov 7 2001, 8:26:02 PM
  - Hehe...that's perfect. n/t - Lilith Nov 8 2001, 3:00:21 PM
    - Check out Al Gore...comes out Haughty Smarmsmith of West Lockboxe n/t - Wink wink Nov 8 2001, 4:58:13 PM
      - Actually, the REAL Algore translteration, "Popo Danderfluff of Willowbottom", is pretty evocative of the man, too. - Mungo Nov 9 2001, 9:57:29 PM
- Mungo Hamwich of Buckleberry Fern? Yep, that's about right. nt - Daividh Nov 7 2001, 8:20:41 PM
- Iris Millstone...hm, I kinda like that. n/t - Lilith Nov 7 2001, 8:19:34 PM
- "Ruby Sandydowns"? Yikes! n/t - Nanaea Nov 7 2001, 8:05:32 PM

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