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The Lord Of The Rings

One Ring To Rule Them All

Late in the third age of Middle-earth a Virb Fellowship (or GROUP, if you will) was formed. It was forged deep within the heart of the Virb Empire, to be the one group to rule them all. Well, all the LOTR Groups, that is.

So come on in. Share your knowledge, linkage and whatnot. Just don't eat the fishess, hobbitses.

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Urban Campagne says:

love this group!!! LOTR is the best fantasy series ever written (aka Tolkien is a genius)

posted Apr 16

Joel Crow says:

Being the LOTR freak that I am, I feel destined to join this group.
I'm also real into the whole Silmarillion thing, I love studying the history of Middle Earth.
Check out my virb music account... one of my songs is called "Numenorean Outcry" and was inspired by the works of JRR Tolkien.

posted Apr 9

P. Bookworm; "Am I the only Sour Cherry on the fruitstand?" says:

LOTR rocks!!!

posted Aug 3

Walt Ribeiro says:

The pecious hooked me in. And I'm lovin' it

posted Jun 30

neolythic says:

So, anyone here play Lord of the Rings Online? Or just fans of Tolkien? I should fit in either way.

posted May 30

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Walt Ribeiro says:

I don't play it... but I too should fit in.

Fan of Tolkien

posted Jun 30

Junky Car Club says:

oh yes i love LOTR. sweet!

posted May 1

Friend A says:

One Ring to rule them all,
One Ring to find them,
One Ring to bring them all,
And in the darkness bind them

posted Feb 28

Jessay says:

Pshhhh I already made this group.

posted Dec 24

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Brad says:

We were here first!! :)

posted Jan 3

Teevio says:

I can verify that this group was most certainly started before the other one.

posted Jan 4

Jessay says:

I looked through all the groups when I started mine and didn't see a LOTR one. There isn't anything anywhere that says "group started on" so I don't know how you could verify it.

posted Jan 20

James {Collins} says:

The Hobbit was the first book I ever read. I've only made it through the series once, but I've knocked out The Hobbit at least three times. I wish they would've written more about Bilbo (in the series). I never got into The Silmarion, either. Wasn't it written by a family member or something?

posted Dec 19

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Teevio says:

The Silmarillion sits on my bookshelves untouched. This is the book for the hardcore LOTR fans. It is a collection of J. R. R. Tolkien's works, edited and published posthumously by his son Christopher Tolkien, with assistance from Guy Gavriel Kay, who would later become a noted fantasy fiction writer (pulled from Wikipedia).

It is pretty intimidating since it is one crazy complex history book of Middle Earth.

posted Dec 20

James {Collins} says:

Wow. I'm glad I'm not the only one who ignores that book. Did you ever read any of the Terry Brooks "Shannara" series? I thought some of those were very similar in plot to LOTR. Maybe a little too similar.

posted Dec 20

Teevio says:

How many times have you read the books or the movies?

I'm at two times for the books. Once in high school, and then again a couple years ago. I literally read non-stop for a week straight the second time around.

posted Dec 19

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James {Collins} says:

Hugely impressive. My only difficulty with the series is that I had a hard time keeping track of who was who. The names and cities just meshed together. Thank God for the maps -- which looked like some 2nd grader drew them... left handed!

posted Dec 20

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