The following new games are filling up.
1650 2wk All Neutral [Game 98]: Ask for rules - all Neutral format of game
(All v All). 17 nations available [24/7]
1650 2wk Gunboat [Game 97]: 5 Duos available (see below changed from normal
format) [24/7]
2950 2wk Gunboat [Game 220]: 3 duos available. [16/6]
1650 2wk [Game 95]: 8 nations available.[24/5]
2950 2wk [Game 20]: 12 nations available. [23/5]
1000 2wk [Game 40]: Standard game - new format for set-up, regional
placement, King and Prince characters, extra PCs. Ask for rules. 8 Nations
available. [13/5]
Grudge Games we need opposition for:
Mark Seward 1000 Grudge team
Steven Mariner 2950 DS Grudge team of 12
Guy Roppa (FP 10 preferred will play 12v12).
I�ve just gotten a riddle that I cant find anywhere and that I cant figure it out too. It was translated to portuguese, so I�ll try to translate it back. It wont be the exactly the same...
It is something like this:
In the beggining, a man known to be gray has lost it self sundenly, for what they say.
Commands, words and phrases let him binded until this attempt made on the solid entrance.
You see, there is the difficult of my own handcapped english, of a translation that I dont know the quality and of a very bad retranslation.
Rener
<>s
*RLCS*
Com os sinceros cumprimentos de Rener de Larte, Rhesus, Mago et coetera
ICQ- 1576257 e-mail- renerdl@uol.com.br
"Nature is not cruel, only pitilessly indifferent. This lesson is one of the hardest for humans to learn. We cannot accept that things might be neither good nor evil, neither cruel nor kind, but simply callous: indifferent to all suffering, lacking all purpose."
-- Richard Dawkins
Your riddle seems to clearly refer to Gandalf's imprisonment by
Saruman atop Orthanc but with the translation I'm not sure what
exactly the riddle is asking. Would it be possible for you to find
and post the original riddle prior to translation?
Greg
I´ve just gotten a riddle that I cant find anywhere and that I cant
figure it out too. It was translated to portuguese, so I´ll try to
translate it back. It wont be the exactly the same...
It is something like this:
In the beggining, a man known to be gray has lost it self sundenly,
for
what they say.
Commands, words and phrases let him binded until this attempt made
on
the solid entrance.
You see, there is the difficult of my own handcapped english, of a
translation that I dont know the quality and of a very bad
retranslation.
Rener
<>s
*RLCS*
Com os sinceros cumprimentos de Rener de Larte, Rhesus, Mago et
coetera
ICQ- 1576257 e-mail- renerdl@u...
"Nature is not cruel, only pitilessly indifferent. This lesson is
one of the hardest for humans to learn. We cannot accept that things
might be neither good nor evil, neither cruel nor kind, but simply
callous: indifferent to all suffering, lacking all purpose."
Your riddle seems to clearly refer to Gandalf's imprisonment by Saruman atop Orthanc but with the translation I'm not sure what exactly the riddle is asking. Would it be possible for you to find and post the original riddle prior to translation?
No, I couldn�t. In fact, I was hoping someone had it because in portuguese we cant figure what it�s asking also.
But, couldn�t it be referring to the episode in Moria?
Rener
<>s
*RLCS*
Com os sinceros cumprimentos de Rener de Larte, Rhesus, Mago et coetera
ICQ- 1576257 e-mail- renerdl@uol.com.br
"Nature is not cruel, only pitilessly indifferent. This lesson is one of the hardest for humans to learn. We cannot accept that things might be neither good nor evil, neither cruel nor kind, but simply callous: indifferent to all suffering, lacking all purpose."
-- Richard Dawkins
OK I finally found the english version of this riddle with the
answer.
In earlier times a man known in grey
was suddenly at a loss for what to say.
Words, commands, and phrases left it bound
til this attempt did at the entry sound.
Answer: FRIEND
I´ve just gotten a riddle that I cant find anywhere and that I
cant
figure it out too. It was translated to portuguese, so I´ll try to
translate it back. It wont be the exactly the same...
It is something like this:
In the beggining, a man known to be gray has lost it self
sundenly, for
what they say.
Commands, words and phrases let him binded until this attempt made
on
the solid entrance.
You see, there is the difficult of my own handcapped english, of a
translation that I dont know the quality and of a very bad
retranslation.
Rener
<>s
*RLCS*
Com os sinceros cumprimentos de Rener de Larte, Rhesus, Mago et
coetera
ICQ- 1576257 e-mail- renerdl@u...
"Nature is not cruel, only pitilessly indifferent. This lesson is
one of the hardest for humans to learn. We cannot accept that things
might be neither good nor evil, neither cruel nor kind, but simply
callous: indifferent to all suffering, lacking all purpose."
OK I finally found the english version of this riddle with the
answer.
In earlier times a man known in grey
was suddenly at a loss for what to say.
Words, commands, and phrases left it bound
til this attempt did at the entry sound.
Answer: FRIEND
--- In mepbmlist@yahoogroups.com, Rener de Larte <renerdl@u...>
wrote:
>
> I´ve just gotten a riddle that I cant find anywhere and that I
cant
> figure it out too. It was translated to portuguese, so I´ll try
to
> translate it back. It wont be the exactly the same...
>
> It is something like this:
>
> In the beggining, a man known to be gray has lost it self
sundenly, for
> what they say.
> Commands, words and phrases let him binded until this attempt
made
on
> the solid entrance.
>
> You see, there is the difficult of my own handcapped english, of
a
> translation that I dont know the quality and of a very bad
retranslation.
>
> Rener
>
> <>s
> *RLCS*
>
> Com os sinceros cumprimentos de Rener de Larte, Rhesus, Mago et
coetera
> ICQ- 1576257 e-mail- renerdl@u...
>
> "Nature is not cruel, only pitilessly indifferent. This lesson is
one of the hardest for humans to learn. We cannot accept that
things
···
might be neither good nor evil, neither cruel nor kind, but simply
callous: indifferent to all suffering, lacking all purpose."
> -- Richard Dawkins
OK I finally found the english version of this riddle with the answer.
In earlier times a man known in grey
was suddenly at a loss for what to say.
Words, commands, and phrases left it bound
til this attempt did at the entry sound.
Answer: FRIEND
Rener
<>s
*RLCS*
Com os sinceros cumprimentos de Rener de Larte, Rhesus, Mago et coetera
ICQ- 1576257 e-mail- renerdl@uol.com.br
"Nature is not cruel, only pitilessly indifferent. This lesson is one of the hardest for humans to learn. We cannot accept that things might be neither good nor evil, neither cruel nor kind, but simply callous: indifferent to all suffering, lacking all purpose."
-- Richard Dawkins
