Liz's Journal

This site has some pretty good links for LOTR humour.

Haven't read them all, but I particularly enjoyed

The Legolas Owner's Manual
sample:
Your LEGOLAS should arrive fully assembled and powered up. Please check that you have all his accessories (see below) and that you have been issued with the correct edition of the LEGOLAS.

(a) Mark I LEGOLAS (copyright Tolkien, 1954)
(b) Mark II LEGOLAS (copyright Jackson/Bloom, 2001)

and

Gollum spam
sample:
Dear Sir or Madame,

You may be surprised to receive this letter from me since you do not know me personally. The purpose of my introduction is that I am Smeagol, the friend of Deagol ,the most popular Hobbit in Stoor who was recently murdered in the jewelry dispute in my country

To what extent is it reasonable (or wise) to be angered by what you perceive to be another's thoughtlessness, when you are not one of the people affected by it and those who are affected seem to be accepting the situation without complaint?

Most of the time I suspect it is both unreasonable (if those affected don't appear to mind, then why should it bother you?) and unwise (you are unlikely to be fully apprised of the situation and are therefore not in a good position to judge it).

How do other people decide when to do or say something, and when to leave well alone?