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(This is a blooper. Please do not be alarmed. This is only a blooper.)
Gollum: Master must keep up his strength.
Frodo: Gandalf told me that you were not that different from a Hobbit once.
Gollum(double take): He said what? Ugh!
Frodo: He said your life was a sad story.
Gollum: It is now! Yuck!
Frodo: Smmmmeeeeeaaaagol...
Gollum: Stupid wizards...
Frodo: *ahem* Smmmmeeeeaaagoolll?
Gollum: Is there a problem?
Frodo: Isn't that your name?
Gollum: No, that's not our name.
Frodo: Well then...what is your name?
Gollum: Mustn't ask, not its business...gollum gollum!
Frodo: Is it...Ralph?
Gollum: Nope.
Frodo: How about Fred?
Gollum: Lemmie check...nope.
Frodo: What about Floyd?
Gollum: Look Master, we appreciates the attentions, yes we do, but we'd really like to get some...oh, we don't know...SLEEP right now, maybe?
Fro: I bet I know.
Gollum: What?
Fro: Is it...Rumpelstiltskin?
Gollum: A NAZGUL TOLD YOU THAT! A NAZGUL TOLD YOU THAT!
*And in his fury, Gollum stamped one foot so hard into the marsh that he sunk out of sight*
Fro: Ummmmmm....?
(Let's try this...)
Aragorn: Legolas! What do your elf-eyes see?
Leggy: A cottage! Made all out of gingerbread.
Ara: Well, it's not to be wondered at, astigmatism seems to...a what??
Leggy: A tasty little gingerbread cottage. Can we eat it? Please please please pleasepleaseplease?
*A little old lady hobbles out*
LittleOldLady: Hello, travellers! Come inside, dearies and I'll make you some nice sweets!
Legolas: *drools and starts to hypnotically walk towards her*
Aragorn: Um, thanks all the same, but we're on a mission...
LOL: Oh, it won't take but a minute, and I've just set some pastries to cool!
ARagorn: *wipes a little drool from his face* Well, maybe just a little...
*There is a loud noise and the cottage and the little old lady vaporize. Leggy and Aragorn look up to see Gimli with a vaporizer*
Gimli: Never trust little old ladies.
(So it's late. Sue me. Hee hee hee...)
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But all the while I sit and think of times there were before
I listen for returning feet and voices at the door
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