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The Tolkien Joke and Meme thread

Eowyn: Begone, foul dwimmerlaik, lord of carrion!

Witch-king: Oh, thank you very much for the compliment.

Eowyn: What? Did you not hear? I just called you a dwimmerlaik. Of what compliment do you speak?

Witch-king: Well, in my language “dwimmerlaik” means “quite handsome fellow”. Again, I thank you for the compliment.

Eowyn: No! The word cannot have this meaning! My people have been calling all evil things “dwimmerlaiks” for nearly an Age and a half now.

Witch-king: Oh, I see…how embarrassed you must feel right now. Too bad.

Eowyn: AAAAAAH!

Witch-king: There’s no point in throwing a tantrum. Let this be a learning moment for you: Never use words you don’t understand.

Witch-king: Oh, and by the way, I heard you calling yourself “Dernhelm” earlier. Hmmm, let’s figure out this puzzler. Everyone knows “derrrrrrr” means “stupid”. “Helm” means “hat”. So, let’s see: stupid hat…dunce cap. Ha Ha Ha! You named yourself “Dunce Cap”! I can’t wait to tell the other Nazgul about this one. They’ll never believe it! Well, gotta fly. See ya. (Nazgul flies away.)

Eowyn: AAAAAAAH! Foul, foul dwimmerlaik!!!

Witch-king (from a distance): Thanks again!
 
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Yes - but I was referring to The Peasants' Revolt, with their attempt to gain freedom from taxpayers - hence why I said the year 1381.
 
Yes - but I was referring to The Peasants' Revolt, with their attempt to gain freedom from taxpayers - hence why I said the year 1381.
Oh darn. I'll try again...

The Peasants' Revolt, also named Wat Tyler's Rebellion or the Great Rising, was a major uprising across large parts of England in 1381. The revolt had various causes, including the socio-economic blah blah blah blah...

Hahaha! This time I think (hope) I really get it. 🤣
 
Yes - you did indeed.
 
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