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Saturday, May 27, 2006
Today's Date in the Shire
4 Thrimidge
Somehow the date as shown above reminds me of the new calender introduced by the National Assembly during the Terror.
And the only one I can remember is Thermidor.
Obviously.
According to Barrowdowns.com personality quiz...
You are most like
Frodo
You are also like
Gandalf
Interesting.
Of course, I would totally venture into realms tainted, corugated and saturated with evil beings to destroy and evil weapon of power. I would indeed traverse through lands so full of Orcs, Wargs, Uruk Hais, Ringwraiths, Haradrim, Goblins, Balrogs, mumakil that if one were to grab hold of those areas, turn them upside down and shake them, it would never stop raining the above. Oh, and did I forget one evil EYE?
I would also be more than willing to leave the sanctuary and safe haven of Valinor, degrade from a maia to a lowly Istari (hah!) and be known as the strange old wizard with a grey pointy hat and a beard, and the disturber of peace (just doing my job...), and change my name from Olórin to Gandalf.
In stories you always get the heros, muscles bursting our of their shirts, the ones that brave such evil misgivings, risk their lives and who at the end of it all, somehow manage to keep the forces of evil at bay.
You also get the cowards, those who will be the first to dive under the bedsheets and refuse to come out, and later on, become a burden to the hero, and nearly bring the entire civilisation crashing down on its shaky foundations.
No prizes for guessing which category I'd be under.
Someone get me my paperbag so I can hyperventilate!
And according to the name generator...
According to the Red Book of Westmarch,
In Middle-earth, Jia Wen was a
Confused Teleri
Elven Name Possibilities for Jia Wen
The root name suitable for feminine and masculine is:
Waenkemen
Another masculine version is:
Waenkemenion
More feminine versions are:
Waenkemeniel
Waenkemenien
Waenkemenwen
Hobbit lad name for Jia Wen
Griffo Bridger from Grindwall
Hobbit lass name for Jia Wen
Goodchild Bridger from Grindwall
Dwarven Name for Jia Wen
Nerin Orcarm
This name is for both genders.
Orkish Name for Jia Wen
Golhosh the Depraved
This name is for both genders.
Adunaic name for Jia Wen
Ramapaphur
Well.
I suppose it was just as well that I was not born in Arda.
Although, thankfully,
** DISCLAIMER ** : These name generators produce random results and are not true translations of the words you type in. They are meant for entertainment purposes only. -- Considering how many languages are spoken by our visitors and how many names there are in the world, creating a program that can translate your real name would be an immense task and, in the end, would likely not be accurate since all of Tolkien's languages are incomplete. Additionally, most people have their names because their parents liked the sound of it or they had a relative with a similar name, not because of any ancient meaning. Still, we hope you enjoy our Name Generators and have fun with them!
But, on the names that the name generator have uhh generated, oh yes, out of all the many different elves, I had to be the indecisive one, unsure of whether to leave Middle Earth and sail to the west, or to remain.
And di it say that Golhosh the Depraved? The DEPRAVED? I mean, Golhosh, okay that sounds alright, quite orcishly nice. But depraved? As in 'Morally corrupt; perverted'?
*Coughcough*
Perverted??
Well.
That's just great.
I'm a perverted orc who probably thinks that being morally corrupt is a good thing, and anyway, being a pervertic mutated elf, I would probably have other things on my mind.
Like wondering whether an eye can wear underwear.
Or something pervertic.
And Goodchild Bridger? That's certainly a big difference.
#one of my earlier posts#
~fin~
[ T-ray* ] blogged @ 5:47 AM
