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Thorin and Orcrist

Ah...

Do you know how to do regular message boards? You obviously know how to reply... If you have a question start a thread or find an applicable one someone has already started. You can goof off on Prancing Pony or Bag End... join a guild, meaning a club of people with interests, argue points, and play role playing games... PM a moderator if you have any in depth question. They are listed at the top of all forums.
 
You're welcome and good luck... Always fun to help a new guy out.
 
Grond do you remember when we discussed in a post that there should be some limits for new members?
 
Sorry, Gil-galad... I don't understand your post. Some limits for new members concerning what in particular? Please elaborate and I'll respond. :);)
 
In a post a month ago we discussed that there shoud be some limits for new members.Some of them just don't know what they're doing here.Some people said that it would be good if new members post new threads after they make 10,15 or 20 posts.In this way they will learn how to answer,to post a poll,thread,etc... and won't ask stupid things.
 
In a post a month ago we discussed that there shoud be some limits for new members.Some of them just don't know what they're doing here.Some people said that it would be good if new members post new threads after they make 10,15 or 20 posts.In this way they will learn how to answer,to post a poll,thread,etc... and won't ask stupid things.
 
The idea was not to let them start a new thread... and this guy wasn't starting a new thread so it wouldn't have effected him anyway. I personally would be against it. Enough of the new members are experienced on other message boards that they know what they are doing... and our few rules are pretty tacit. I think they learn best by making mistakes, and I can live with those they do make...
 
I, for one, live to answer questions. I also believe in the old adage that the best way for a person to learn is through their mistakes. (I'm living proof of that. :)) So.... let em do their best and ask questions. Us "old timers" will straighten them out and the moderators will clean up anything that needs their attention. :)
 
This is just an example...

In FFVII (Final Fantasy Seven), Cloud, the main character, has an 8ft. Long sword (his Buster Sword, a big blade that must weigh a bunch prob 2ft wide). He is only six feet. The physics depicted are off, but i believe that Thorin would moderately be able to handle the sword. At least enough to swing it with ease, due to the fact that it was very light, being an Elven Blade.
 
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