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"The two towers-shud they change the name? please"

I dont think they shud because the book is years old, the game looks great tho, cums out winter.

Rosalind wrote:
> Mr. Ripper, how alike were the eponymous towers in the book. were
> they in any way twin. I think not. they weren't even close to each
> other.
>
> No I realise that you love to argue with everything I say, so I'll let
> you off this time, after all I'm on holiday so I'm in a good mood :)

The actual answer to my question was "Two towers". Hence the problem for some people. And the two towers in the book may not be twin, but they are "linked", connected in a way, and they also come under attack as an integral part of the storyline in the LOTR books, I believe. Having never read the books, I can't say that for certain though.

Certainly, to a rational mind, there is no connection though. But snce when have americans been renowned for their rationality?

But I'll let you off this once, since you know that I am right.

Goatboy wrote:
> Pixies sucked my balls.


I thought you hated pixies.

Pixies suck balls.

Perhaps they should just copy Sony and call it Lord of the Rings 2.

Mr Ripper wrote:
> Rosalind, how many towers comprised "The Twin Towers"?

Mr. Ripper, how alike were the eponymous towers in the book. were they in any way twin. I think not. they weren't even close to each other.

No I realise that you love to argue with everything I say, so I'll let you off this time, after all I'm on holiday so I'm in a good mood :)

maybe arnold schwarzenegger could star, and it could follow the story of a mystical ferret who visits the 15,000 towers and nothing is quite as it seems .....



er nah

Rosalind, how many towers comprised "The Twin Towers"?

Once again.

The book by J.R.R. Tolkein is called the Two Towers
The Nickname for the World Trade Centre was the Twin Towers.

THEY AREN'T EVEN THE SAME THING!!!

now run along and get a life......

the two towers should be renamed the 15,000 towers, so as to be completely unrelated to anything in history, and re-written so as to have no chance of offending anyone, ever.

Anyting to please or otherwise accomodate our ignorant american cousins...

<- Pappa Lazarou -> wrote:
> That is absolutely ridiculous.

I 100% agree it is one of the best series of books ever written and they were wrote before the Twin towers even existed so although it may bring back some bad memories everyone is mature enough to know that it wasn't meant to offend them or anything like that. It was just an unfortunate coincidence that they decided to make the Lord of the Rings around the time of that tragedy.