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Congratulations!!!
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Congratulations to parents and welcome to little boys !
I guess that Raphäel is a happy brother ?
Last edited by Milo (Sat, Aug3 2013 11:03am)
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Congratulations to you and your wife, Gildor! Now Life becomes much more interesting . . .
Best Wishes!!!
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Greeting Mithril friends. My wife and I go on vacation for two week starting today. So that dark corner I like so much here in the Pony may be empty from time to time. I will do my best to check in once in a while, and reveal details of our travels.
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Hope you have a good time. I'll get Nob to tidy around in your corner a bit while you're out.
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Bonnes vacances Master Twrich 
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Congratulations, Master Gildor!!!
Seem that both babies enjoy very good health for the pictures ..... 
They have only a couple of months younger than my baby Ignacio. I hope they are all in the future great collectors of Mithril figures ....... 
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...Ignacia jr. ?! Ignacio the second?!
That did not sound very much imaginative . . .
As long as they are names around as Christobal, for instance . . . 
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Good afternoon master Innkeeper
A large pint of your fresh ale please. I will at least sit on the chair in the black corner.
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I am sitting in the dark corner so nobody can see me, maybe that's why nobody is talkative. Even the PA Mithril forum is silent since last vote ...
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well I observe everyday I assure you, but as you can guess, a little busy at the moment
("whole" family went home yesterday)
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Hi Master Mornedhel, sorry, I had my breakfasts outside Bree today.
But now I'm here to share a drink with you.
Master Barliman, please bring us 2 ales.
Kschink..
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I undertsand Master Goldor, long time since I hold an infant in my arms (14 and 16 for my girls).
Master Milo, thanks for the ale. I will share happily.
$heers
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Well, this idea of having your own likeness on a Mithril figure is an interesting wheeze (as we say in Bree, though I dobnt that it translates). But it begs the question "What people of Middle-earth do we see ourselves as representing?" Well I for one could certainly be a Dwarf, and I know that one or two of our other regulars could be too. (And yes, before anyone mentions it, I know JRRT doesn't mention me having a beard, but it's a long time since he popped into the Pony, and beards grow quite fast, especially when they're nourished by my wholesome scrumpy).
So, gentlemen, how do you see yourselves?
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I was thinking about hobbit with pipe sitting on the log... but actually in final I cannot imagine my face with the hobbit hairstyles
.... so I left similar suggestion ... Dunedain sitting on stone near by the campfire...
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.... but Gildor's idea is magnificent... I left my comment there...
....it may encourage additional ideas....
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I just read newsletter. I have beard but do not see myself as a dwarf at all...
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Some days ago I don´t go into the taproom ....
Regarding the proposal of Master Barliman, I have knob, I am thin and pale skin, green eyes and with a red-brown hair. I like dwarves, but I think I'm more like a common man of North....
Master Turambar, of course, in my house we have not been very "original" with the name of the children. The first: Maria Jose, as the mother. The second: Ignacio, as the father ...... It is very useful when calling at home. We all respond ...... 
By the way, the dog is called Sauron (why I would put that name?).....

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erchamion wrote:
Regarding the proposal of Master Barliman, I have knob...
Er, I don't know what you intended to say, Master E., but in Bree dialect, the word "knob" means, in terms of physical descriptions, something....(ahem) rude. Let's just say I'm glad you have one, but you, er, you wouldn't want to show it to a young lady - unless you wanted to get arrested, of course.
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Barliman wrote:
erchamion wrote:
Regarding the proposal of Master Barliman, I have knob...
Er, I don't know what you intended to say, Master E., but in Bree dialect, the word "knob" means, in terms of physical descriptions, something....(ahem) rude. Let's just say I'm glad you have one, but you, er, you wouldn't want to show it to a young lady - unless you wanted to get arrested, of course.

I don´t know how to say in Bree dialect that pile of hairs above and below the mouth.
I looked in the dictionary and it appears "that" ...... Should I burn my dictionary? 

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Well, there are many ways to describe one's whiskers, but the most common is "beard and moustache".
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O.K.! Thank you, Master Barli. Sounds simple and easy. I know what it's called in Bree dialect the part of my body that is filled with beer foam ..... ahem ....... I have thirsty, are a pint of beer, please? 
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Certainly you may have a pint - but beer, you say? Wat's wrong with my scrumpy?
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