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Blasphemer!! Get her!!!!

Get the Blasphemer I say
Or she'll Blaspheme another day!

Say... in the Alps?

Would you, could you, in the Alps?

I would not, could not in the Alps,
because they're to bloody far away.

Would you, could you, in a pub?

I would not, could not in a pub.

They're quite noisy places, you see.

(This smilie always reminds me of the guy in the dungeon in Holy Grail.)


Lali

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To answer this was like a breeze,
so come along, Next Question please?

Next question? That we know with ease!
The banks of Banksville stole our cheese,
How will we trim our Christmas trees?

You trim your Christmas trees with cheese?
That is so weird it makes me sneeze.

I do not trim my trees with cheese
Cheeses on trees does make me sneeze
To top it all the Whos from Whoville
Insist upon that goose, tinsel, and revel
The ads are already starting now
Before Halloween is even over, Zow!


I can take Seuss anyday, it's true that is no task!
Keep me away from holiday shopping season hell is all
I ask.

to Alatar.

Next Question:

So we have the Who's world (whose world? Who's world. (sorry, I was Fox-in-Socksing out there for a minute)), which exists on what is a dustspeck in Horton's world. And at the end of Horton Hears a Who we discover another world on a dustspeck within that world. So one could assume the possibility of worlds within that world, and one could also assume that Horton's world may exist on a dustspeck in some larger world, which exists on a dustspeck in some larger world, et cetera ad infinitum.
So in which of these worlds does the Cat in the Hat exist? Or Fox in Socks?
Or us, for that matter? Are any of these worlds supposed to represent our own?

Angbasdil wrote:

So in which of these worlds does the Cat in the Hat exist?

String, or nothing.

Angbasdil wrote:

Or Fox in Socks?

String, or nothing.

Angbasdil wrote:

Or us, for that matter?

String, or nothing.

Angbasdil wrote:

Are any of these worlds supposed to represent our own?

String, or nothing.

The answer to these questions, foo',
is clear and simple: 42.

Cat in a hat - in French it's chat chapeau - in Spanish, it's a gato in a sombrero
And really does it matter in which world I do exist
As long as silly monkeys are not among my midst

You see those hairy beasts who sit up high in trees
Have stolen my gredunza with its handles numbering three

I searched up high I searched down low but never could I know
How silly little monkeys could hide my treasure so

So see it doesn't matter in which world I do exist
For silly little monkeys have got me really pissed

Perhaps one day, if you be so kind, to come and look with me
To find my old gredunza with its handles numbering three

Angbasdil wrote:

Another way of saying curiosity killed the cat?

To seriously answer your question! The Cat in the Hat is in our world, cause he interacts with real people. Horton's world contains the Jungle of Nool, which isn't in our world, and the Who's live on a speck in Hortons World. Hence there are at least 3 worlds, potentially more!

My question, asked before and never properly answered by serious Tolkien people, so lets have a more creative answer.

Aragorn and the company are attacked by Wargs near the Moria Gate. The morning after the battle the bodies of the dead wargs have disappeared, leaving behind undamaged arrows expect for the one that caught on fire as it flew.

So, where did these magic wargs come from and why didn't Sauron have a whole army of them at Minas Tirith?