Edward:

Yes I have, on the site entmoot.com. It is pretty much as you have said. Here are a few tidbits from my ongoing review:

There still remain a number of canonical errors in The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings, original errors made by Tolkien that he never rectified and which publishers are now afraid to correct since they fear incurring the wrath of the Tolkien Estate, which holds practically his every written word to be sacrosanct. A good example of such is to be found on page 150 in The Two Towers, when Gimli saves Eomer’s life by beheading two orcs just prior to the battle of Helm’s Deep, stating afterwards that he had ‘hewn naught but wood since Moria’, completely ignoring the battle in which Boromir was killed and in which Gimli and Legolas had together slain dozens of marauding orcs.

From The Hobbit:
Page 51 – It is stated, “The master of the house was an elf-friend”. The housemaster in question was the 6,500 year-old Elrond Halfelven, one of the greatest elves in Middle-earth, and not just a mere elf-friend, as were Bilbo and later Frodo. The title of 'elf-friend' was traditionally granted by the Elves to their allies among mortals.

Pages 42-43 – the ‘pots full of gold coins’ are subsequently referred to as ‘pots of coins’ and ‘pots of gold’. On page 301, these pots are called ‘the gold of the trolls’.

From The Lord of the Rings:
Dwarves in TH are armed with bows and arrows, mattocks, and swords but those in LOTR use axes exclusively.

On page 49 of TH it is stated that elves tease and laugh at dwarves because of their beards. Yet, in ROTK, Cirdan, the oldest male elf remaining in Middle-earth, is described as having a grey beard himself. Tolkien does not say if Galadriel and Elrond were sniggering behind his back as they boarded ship at the Grey Havens.

And a LOT more to come.

Thanks,
WTM

I never went nowhere, but I thank you for the sentiments. I have a large backlog of stuff that Miss C never used so I'll be around for a while.

No more feature articles though. :-(

Yes, and not a single one of them is a good suspect. My theory is that he was a complete unknown. For more, check out www.jtrforums.com and be amazed.

It's changed an awful lot over the last decade, so you have some catching up to do. A bat/hedgehog hybrid, a coup or two at Herd Thinners, and species-changing surgery from wolf to sheep are among the highlights.

I first saw Greater Tuna in Midland in 1982, which featured other actors, and was impressed as to how good it was. I later saw it at the 1894 Opera House in Galveston, with the original cast of Sears and Williams, and was blown away, along with a raucous full house. Loud and prolonged laughter is its hallmark, and one has to see it several times just to hear all of the dialogue. Sadly, the three sequels, each of progressively lesser quality, do not live up to the original.

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Now if only one of these guys was a barber:
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