What are you allowed and not allowed to write about?

I read Bored of the Rings, way back when, shortly after completing Lord of the Rings. It was a hoot. Plainly parody, so it would be fair use. Dildo Bugger. Legolam. Gimlet. Goddam.

The excerpt was one of the best parts. You're right -- it wasn't in the book, even though it was the sexiest passage (plainly meant to be, to titillate teen boys like me at the time looking at it in the book store).

I remember seeing in school a weird parody/nature documentary on the Baltic Sea named "Lord of the Thing". I am still not quite sure that that wasn't a fever dream.

EDIT: It does, in fact, exist. Here is the glorious link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTD9B09mgWQ
 
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Oh god. Why hath this popped into my fevered brain… thinking about copyrights and trademarks has turned large sections to mush…

“Galadriel’s Glory Hole.”

Can't say I blame her. It must get boring being an Elf -- living forever, seeing the same things every day, telling stories about the old times. And her husband seemed like kind of a stiff.

How about

Galadriel and the Seven Dwarves? Many possibilities.
 
Say what?

That’s incredibly bizarre in the extreme. It is almost as if it wasn’t non con enough for the category.

Apologies that was supposed to be relating to a quote from JazzRhapsody post#23 in this thread. Something I don’t think you could make up :confused:
 
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