Thank you for participating, everyone! It was really hard to pick the winners, because there are just so many comments that deserve to win. However, I only have a limited amount of books to give away.
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Thanks for the corrections, Nina, Cobwebs, Steve, and Protogenes. I've fixed the errors.
Aragost, HallgrÃmskirkja was commissioned in 1937 and Tolkien started to write LOTR between 1937 and 1949. I think it's entirely possible (although there is no evidence for it as outlined in the article) that Tolkien had heard of the project.
Mobius, see additional definition of divine (other than being a deity) from The American Heritage Dictionary: "supremely good or beautiful; magnificent."
Obviously the sign warns pilots to properly anchor their planes onto cars. Don't want to have them lil' planes flopping 'round when the big wind comes.
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It's time to disable the censor, since comments have been quite polite lately :).
Aragost, HallgrÃmskirkja was commissioned in 1937 and Tolkien started to write LOTR between 1937 and 1949. I think it's entirely possible (although there is no evidence for it as outlined in the article) that Tolkien had heard of the project.
Mobius, see additional definition of divine (other than being a deity) from The American Heritage Dictionary: "supremely good or beautiful; magnificent."
You guys are fun! Thanks for making my day.