Is Byron In Exile Bitter?

Is Byron In Exile Bitter?

  • Yes, Byron Is Bitter

    Votes: 16 41.0%
  • No, Byron Is Not Bitter

    Votes: 23 59.0%

  • Total voters
    39
Plus, I have stalking-contacts in Panama, Costa Rica, and Argentina.

Brazil is more difficult, because of the language barrier.

Portugal is such a small country... who the hell learns that language?
 
<---- does not know or care what Byron tastes like.
Hey, weirdo.

I've decided: if I were to get a tattoo, it would be in Tolkien's Elvish script (Tengwar).

Thanks to you, I'm actually considering it.

You are such a bad influence...
 
Hey, weirdo.

I've decided: if I were to get a tattoo, it would be in Tolkien's Elvish script (Tengwar).

Thanks to you, I'm actually considering it.

You are such a bad influence...

he's stealth-bad :cool:

so what would it say, translated into us-speak?
 
Hey, weirdo.

I've decided: if I were to get a tattoo, it would be in Tolkien's Elvish script (Tengwar).

Thanks to you, I'm actually considering it.

You are such a bad influence...

That would be a neat tat. What would it say, and would it be saying it in English but in Tengwar, or would it be in Quenya, Telerin, or Valarin?
 
:)

'one ring to bind them all' does sound a little gay

It does. What would be truly geeky funny is to use one of the spoof poems/songs from Bored Of The Rings:

An elven-maid there was of old,
A stenographer by day;
Her hair was fake, her teeth were gold,
Her scent was that of cheap sachet.

She thought that art was really 'keen',
The top ten she could hum;
Her eyes were full of Maybelline,
Her mouth, of chewing gum.

Her head was full of men and clothes,
Her hair, of rattled curls;
Her legs she wrapped in fine Sup-Hose,
For nights out with the girls.

She met one morn an elvin-lad,
Who took her to the fights,
And said he owned a spacious pad,
And went to law school nights.

And so that night she gave her all
In back of his sedan;
So rich, she thought, so sharp and tall,
A perfect family man.

But then he told her with a smirk,
That he loved another,
And was a part-time postal clerk
And lived home with his mother.

A silver tear rolled down her cheek
As she bussed home by herself;
The same thing happened twice last week,
(Oh, Heaven help the Working-elf!)
 
That would be a neat tat. What would it say, and would it be saying it in English but in Tengwar, or would it be in Quenya, Telerin, or Valarin?
Valarin?? You're fucking with me, now. There would be no way to construct anything in that language. It be like presuming to write in Proto-Indo-European. The only language with enough of an extant vocabulary to make it possible to express oneself in it today would be Sindarin.

That's an interesting idea. I'd initially thought something in English, written in Tengwar. But... why not something in Latin, written in Tengwar?

The Sindarin idea is still there, but I don't know it very well at all, and the thought that I might tattoo myself with an error gives me pause.
 
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