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Gimli'sBox
Mithlond
Jan 9 2011, 7:10pm
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Balrog vs. Smaug
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Here's the two fire powers. Who wins? My guess might be the Balrog just because he's a Maia type thing. Other than that I am seriously not sure.
Roast chicken?!
You're taller. Who? You. Then what? Then me! I've always been taller than you. Pippin, everyone knows you're the short one. I'm the tall one. Please Merry. Your what? Three foot six at the most. Whereas I'm pushing three seven. Three eight! Three foot eight! You did something.
It's Latin. Loosely translated, it means... we cheat.
"Strange treasures in this fair world appear, strange all, and new to me." That is a poem by Thomas Traherne and I have absolutely no idea what it's about. But, when I was small I was made to learn it by heart so I don't see why you shouldn't suffer too.
"Tell me, where is Santa for I much desire to speak with him."
-Darkstone
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macfalk
Doriath
Jan 9 2011, 11:15pm
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but the Balrog would probably win.
The greatest adventure is what lies ahead.
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Gimli'sBox
Mithlond
Jan 9 2011, 11:34pm
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I was so not expecting your opinion about Smaug. you've never mentioned him before.
   
Roast chicken?!
You're taller. Who? You. Then what? Then me! I've always been taller than you. Pippin, everyone knows you're the short one. I'm the tall one. Please Merry. Your what? Three foot six at the most. Whereas I'm pushing three seven. Three eight! Three foot eight! You did something.
It's Latin. Loosely translated, it means... we cheat.
"Strange treasures in this fair world appear, strange all, and new to me." That is a poem by Thomas Traherne and I have absolutely no idea what it's about. But, when I was small I was made to learn it by heart so I don't see why you shouldn't suffer too.
"Tell me, where is Santa for I much desire to speak with him."
-Darkstone
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Faenoriel
Dor-Lomin
Feb 8 2011, 9:33am
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Smaug, because flying gives him tactical advance.
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*is shot*
It would be interesting though. How would they trie to destroy each other? They both use fire as their weapon! I doubt you can burn a balrog, but I'm not sure about Smaug burneability.
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Witchy King
Nevrast
Feb 8 2011, 4:09pm
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I've always questioned the Balrog's ability to fly... that Smaug could fly around his head might give him a wee advantage.
"He is a moss-gatherer, and I have been a stone doomed to rolling."
(This post was edited by Witchy King on Feb 8 2011, 4:09pm)
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xy
Nargothrond
Feb 8 2011, 6:55pm
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They do both use fire, but I think Balrogs are stronger beings than Dragons.
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Gimli'sBox
Mithlond
Feb 9 2011, 6:21pm
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If you could get in the air if you still couldn't burn him. I mean the Balrog is ON fire already.
In fact, it's best if you don't speak at all Pedegrin Took.
"Tell me, where is Santa for I much desire to speak with him."
-Darkstone
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thorinoakenshield
Ossiriand
Jan 14 2012, 1:24am
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I think the Balrog would win, because it tool one arrow to kill Smaug, while it took a wizard a few days to kill a Balrog!
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