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... and I am on version 4.1E
This do not work for me
After step 2 this error comes
(load IOS from sd card)
checking titleid and revision...
loading contents...done
Reading file into memory complete
decrypting IOS...
checking hashes...
getting IOS15 revision 257...
(load IOS from sd card)
and when I change last line to (exit) it writes
Error reading IOS into memory
downgrade failed
press any button to exit.
Anyone knows whats wrong?
Edit: Okay i got it: You have to select Load IOS from sd card twice
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... and I am on version 4.1E
hi peoples,
after reading this AWESOME USEFUL THREAD, i decided to hack my wii. it has 3.1U and Serial LU58 if that matters. I followed the tutorials from DoggEggs 1-5 was success. You are the man buddy. Anywho, I just have the basic apps i guess from that tutorial and backed up my nand with 2 bad blocks and install usb loader 1.5
I have a few questions I would like someone to clear up.
1. Is there a way to put apps on the wii's memory itself, flash drive or external hd or do I HAVE to leave it in the sd card in order to run the hbc, bootmii, usb loader?
2. Can I recover from a brick since I have a backup nand?
3. Can you recommend some MUST HAVE apps?
4. How do I know what CIOS and IOS I currently have?
5. Lastly, can I play PAL wii games?
Thanks for reading this long thread and your wise advice.
I am a total newbie to Wii hacking
1. Yes most apps can be installed as channel versions negating the need for SD insertion. Makes for a messy system menu screen though.
2. Only if you boot the Wii using normal means, bootmii boot2 or preloader.
3. Loads. USB Loader GX, Bootmii, Preloader, Mplayer CE, Wad manager.
4. dop-ios I believe will show you, but be careful you can brick your Wii fiddling with it.
5. Yes.
Not really doing much Wii stuff these days.
so where do i get those iso's from i only found two of them. Links to the iso would be great thanks.
Thank you so much...
Since three days i was trying to mod my Wii... Nothing worked but this nice Tut...
The Problem is or was i have a LU65 Wii and the other Tuts didn`t work at all...
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I have a question. When i try to play Super smash bros brawl
it says "i have to perform a system update and if it finds anything modified it will get rid of it and it also says if i dont do this system update i might not be able to play future games". And what i want to know is will i have 2 get the cios again if i do the update?
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yea mine fails at step 2 also says could not open file sd:/iso15-64-v266.wad
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Doing Breakfast at Reading Market, Lunch in Conshohocken, & Dinner in King of Prussia, Any Rec's would be great Thanks.
I'm taking a short trip to the Philly area this weekend. My family and I are planning to spend the morning in the city and will probably stop by the Reading Market for breakfast. Both my wife and daughter have a huge sweet tooth, cinnamon buns, brownies, cookies, etc. I'm more into egg sandwiches, but baked goods & good coffee works as well.
During the afternoon, they have an appointment in Conshohocken for a few hours. I could use a good lunch place for solo dining, being able to watch College football is a plus but not necessary. Looking for good Pub Food, Pizza, sandwiches; that sort of thing, nothing fancy, just tasty.
Lastly, we are staying in King of Prussia near the mall Saturday Night, any good kid friendly restaurant that isn't a chain would also be much appreciated.
Thanks a lot.
K of P is pretty much a food wasteland. If you have a car, there's a decent chinese restaurant (R & Z's PingPong) in the Gateway shopping center about 3 miles south of the mall. On the other side of 202 (also south about 3 miles) is a McKenzie's brew pub. North on 202 about 3 miles is Zachary's barbecue in Norristown. More for takeout than dining in but its pretty good.
re: waking1
Breakfast Dutch Eating Place in Reading Terminal. In conshohocken Baggataway Tavern has good sandwiches and TVA to watch sports. Owned by former Cornell lax players. One other suggestion just outside of KoP is Dolce Vita, a family friendly Italian ByO in Bridgeport. Five minutes from the KoP mall.
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I'd head to Radnor/Wayne for dinner. And for lunch. Teresa's Next Door had pretty good bar food and TVs and is a ten minute drive from Conshy. For dinner you could go next door to Teresa's for Italian or head over to The Silver Spoon for something a bit more upscale.
And while it won't knock you on your ear, another dinner option could be The White Dog Cafe, also in Wayne. Again, Wayne/Radnor is only minutes from KoP and keeps you from going the chain route.
re: Misha
+ 1 on the White Dog, interesting menu options usually executed nicely and being overlooked by various wall hangings of man's best friend. Three to four quite different rooms with a patio for al fresco and no dogs, not sure if guest dogs are allowed on the patio but that would probably not be a concern of yours.
re: cwdonald
Thanks for all of your help, Tacos followed by the bar sounds good, appreciate it.
re: Buckethead
El Limon is very good. It's within walking distance to Baggattaway (across the bridge). There are two bars just up the street from El Limon , which are not very good. Great American Pub and Flannigan's Boathouse.
re: cwdonald
Unless a lot has changed, I would do Great American over Boathouse. The food is slightly better bordering on good, depending what you order.
Even better would be Pepperoncini which will allow you to watch the game at the bar. Unless it has gone way downhill since I lived there, it's the best option in Conshy.
Perfect for your needs for lunch would be the Gypsy Saloon in Conshy with TV sets to boot.
As for a dinner with the kids in K of P that isn't a chain, when you find one, please let me in on it.
Just about everything there is a chain of some sort.
The closest to a non-chain would be Ralph's South Philly Italian restaurant in the Sheraton Hotel. Which is halfway decent.
You might want to consider leaving the area and going back to Conshy (which is not really all that far away) and going to Southern Cross which is a comfort foods place Southern style.
Look at this menu!
Bon appetit.
re: arepo
+1 on the Dutch Eating Place in Reading Terminal. Specifically get the pancakes. The apple dumplings there are good to.
After breakfast you could get a soft pretzel from Miller's Twist, or a donut from Beiler's Donuts or a sticky bun from Beiler's Bakery. The cookies at Fourth Street are good as are the cannoli at Termini's and the chocolate peanut butter pretzels from Mueller's.
There is one Non-Chain restaurant in KOP. Pepper's on Town Center Road. I would post a link to the Web page, but it is one of the most egregious examples of a restaurant page. Impossible to get to the important stuff like the menu. Lots of flashy music and "PIZAZZ." (I wish restaurants would understand how annoying this is.
Anyway, for basic Italian American, I actually thought the food was okay.
Bar Lucca in Conshocken has very good food and you could watch college football.


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Being a Vikings fan last night didn't come as easy as last week. Local bars which were full of football fanatics during the game are now close to empty. Some Minnesota fans need recovery time, while others are still optimistic.
It's somewhat of a sore subject.
"Oh, you're actually bringing up some bad memories," said Jeremy Jensen, Manager of Torge's Live
Last night's game bruised the egos of many Minnesotans.
"It was tough, I know I stopped watching half way through," said Jensen.
During the game at Torge's Live, most fans had purple on their back.
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Only two outsiders braved the crowd.
"I did have one table that I served that was a couple of packer fans that came in and they ordered Wisconsin cheese curds," said Childers.
Today is a different story.
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Purple was hard to come by.
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The rival playoff was a bit of a let down for both sides of the border.
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Looking to the future is one way to recover.
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And well, this doesn't hurt either.
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Jul 25 2011
Top Ten Lines from The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
10. "You will suffer me!"
Aragorn is such a stud, he's not even afraid of The King of the Dead.
9. "Hold your ground! Sons of Gondor, of Rohan, my brothers! I see in your eyes the same fear that would take the heart of me. A day may come when the courage of men fails, when we forsake our friends and break all bonds of fellowship…but it is not this day. An hour of woes and shattered shields, when the age of men comes crashing down. But it is not this day! This day we fight! By all that you hold dear on this good Earth, I bid you stand, men of the west!*
Aragorn is such a stud, he can ride back and forth on his horse in front of an army with the sword Andúril in his hand.
I could never do that.
8. "No, Sam. I can't recall the taste of food…nor the sound of water nor the touch of grass. I'm naked in the dark, with nothing. No veil between me and the ring of fire. I can see him with my waking eyes!"
I want to scoop up and comfort Frodo when he's lying on Mount Doom, parched, starving, and unable to take another step. When I'm really tired and don't want to get out of bed, sometimes I shrivel into a hobbit ball and say "I'm naked in the dark, with nothing…" to Marlboro Man.
He doesn't really get it.
7. "You saw there was a child! You saw my son!"
Oh, how I love Liv Tyler's indignation when she delivers this line. She's so beautiful and emotional in this move.
Her lips are works of art.
6. "Certainty of death. Small chance of success. What are we waiting for?"
Gimli is jolly and funny and this small dose of humor is a nice break before he and his friends head out to draw out Sauron's armies and empty his lands.
Humor's always good in those situations.
5. "For Frodo."
The Eye of Sauron has just attempted to lure in Aragorn, and when Aragorn turns around and looks, eyes watery and red, at his friends, one almost fears that Sauron has succeeded. But Aragorn is too studly for that, and dedicates the coming battle to Frodo.
Even if you don't know that they're going to win the coming battle, that moment somehow makes you feel like everything's going to be okay.
4. "The ring is mine."
This is the closest Frodo gets to completely succumbing to the Ring, and it's haunting and gripping. Elijah Wood's expressions in this scene are incredible. I rewind and pause. Repeatedly.
3. "Come on Mr. Frodo. I can't carry it for you. But I can carry you!"
When Samwise Gamgee flings Frodo over his shoulder and pushes his way up the mountain, it's more apparent than ever: he would lay down his life for his friend. This line touches the place deep inside of all of us–a place that knows that we can't do it all ourselves without the love and support of others.
I believe it also touches on a few Christian themes involving bearing one another's burdens…but we'll cover that in another post, man.
2. "I am no man."
This is Eowyn's response to the Witch King's "You fool. No man can kill me. Die now."
Heh. She sure showed that lame-o, didn't she?
And women everywhere stood up and cheered!
1. "My friends. You bow to no one."
For me, this is the most rewindable scene in the entire trilogy. Frodo, Sam, Merry, and Pippin are about to bow to the newly crowned King, but he stops them and delivers the above line. The King bows to the hobbits instead, and the entire kingdom follows suit. The hobbits stand there and look around, surprised by this unexpected turn…and clearly a little unsure about being in such a lofty position.
Volumes could be written about this single scene: humility and exaltation, strength and faith conquering evil, the "last shall be first"…the themes are never-ending.
I have to go now. I feel a good cleansing cry coming on.
420 Comments and 62 Replies
Shari On Wednesday, July 27 at 12:38 pm
It's been awhile since we've watched the LOTR trilogy. Of course we must watch the extended version and I just can't do it all in one day anymore. We've watched it so many times, that now we just watch one a day for 3 days. : )
Alicia Garza-Jackson On Wednesday, July 27 at 2:03 pm
My husband is a big guy. A Man's man. A Big tough guy…..and where and I going with this…..
He cried when they bowed to the hobbits. This man has read all of the books and watched every midnight screening of the movies and whist we were sitting in the theatre, I hear a sniffle emerge from the big guy sitting next to me.
I admit, I got emotional too.
Mountain Mama On Wednesday, July 27 at 2:24 pm
My favorite out of the whole trilogy is in Two Towers, where Sam is encouraging Frodo and comparing their situation to the great stories, "the ones that really mattered. Full of darkness and danger, and sometimes you didn't want to know the end, because how could the end be happy? But in the end, even darkness must pass, and the sun shines again and shines out all the clearer. Those were the stories that stayed with you, the ones that meant something, even if you were too small to understand why. Folks in those stories had chances of turning back, only they didn't. They kept going because they were holding on to something." and then Frodo says "What are we holding onto, Sam?" and Sam replies, "That there's some good in this world, Mr. Frodo, and it's worth fighting for!"
I used to have that memorized, but I know it's probably badly paraphrased now! That will get me everytime. Sean Astin impeccably delivers that line over Pete Jackson's montage of despair that's going on at that moment. Even though we're seeing all the death and destruction, we are hearing the hope and courage in Sam's voice and we know everything will be okay!
Lisa @ warminghouse.blogspot.com On Wednesday, July 27 at 10:52 pm
That is definitely one of my favorite lines of all three movies. Whenever I hear it, I get teary. Moves through my heart like a tidal wave.
Gail H On Wednesday, July 27 at 2:29 pm
My personal favorite was "Nobody tosses a dwarf"
Jamie B On Wednesday, July 27 at 4:10 pm
Literally brought tears to my eyes. It has been far far FAR too long since I watched this movie.
apryl On Wednesday, July 27 at 5:47 pm
excellent movies. good list. there are so many great lines.
we like "meat's back on the menu boys" followed closely by "we ain't had nothing but maggoty bread for three stinkin' days" and also "that was deliberate" when gimli falls off his horse. gimli has great lines, being comedic relief. oh, and aragorn IS quite the stud:)
Megan On Wednesday, July 27 at 8:29 pm
"Shall I describe it to you… or would you like me to find you a box?"
Legolas to Gimli while looking over the rampart wall at the impending battle with the Uruk Hai below.
Lisa @ warminghouse.blogspot.com On Wednesday, July 27 at 10:48 pm
Okay – I just love that you listed these quotes. I always feel like such a freak because of my LOVE of the Lord of the Rings trilogy. The themes that run through these movies resonate deep within my soul. So glad to know I'm not alone. Yay!
lisa @ warminghouse.blogspot.com On Wednesday, July 27 at 11:17 pm
I am such a Lord of the Rings freak. So glad to know I'm not alone in that. The themes from the movies resonate deep within me. LOVE the fav lines!!
NicoleO On Thursday, July 28 at 9:06 am
I LOVE these movies! A few months back I was watching them all the time because I had to learn all the music for Fellowship of the Ring to sing with the symphony in St. Louis. It was so cool! They played the movie on a giant screen above the symphony and chorus AND they had actual stuff from the movie set up in the lobby. We were all watching the movies all the time and it was fantastic:) The only problem with sticking the chorus right in the orchestra and going over it about a million times for a while I would wake up because I would be dreaming of orks. (That was always the loudest part.)
Ashley On Thursday, July 28 at 9:23 am
I'm so glad you've added an entertainment section! And I must say it was great to start with Lord of the Rings – I could watch all three of those movies over and over again!
Cricket On Thursday, July 28 at 9:44 am
Ok you just made me cry. I love this movie. The extended versions are AWESOME! The mouth of Sauron is soooo creepy! And then Aragorn, the stud, handles THAT!
Jennifer On Thursday, July 28 at 10:35 am
I love these films and books! And I have a super-hard-core-crush on Viggo Mortensen as Aragorn. So studly!
Shanelle On Thursday, July 28 at 12:20 pm
The line that is guaranteed to choke me right up every single time…
"I'm glad to be with you, Samwise Gamgee, here at the end of all things."
Oh geez, just typing it out does it. *blubbering*
I plan on having a version of it–"until the end of all things"–engraved on the inside of my future husband's wedding band. He won't have a clue what it's from but he'll get the sentiment behind it.
Beth S. On Thursday, July 28 at 1:07 pm
I love, love, love this movie! It is by far my favorite of the three. I love the strength, charisma, (sex appeal!) and courage of Aragorn. (The boys in my house call him my 'boyfriend' lol…) Eowyn's line, quoted above, is MY favorite line from the movie. I love this movie on so many levels, and you've highlighted definitely some of the best points in the whole movie.
Jenny On Thursday, July 28 at 2:11 pm
SWOON!!! I love these movies. Confession: My pregnancy hormones are getting the better of me and I started getting super teary eyed while reading the last quote and remembering the scene. I love the devotion the friends all feel for their dear little hobbit friends.
Kristin On Thursday, July 28 at 2:45 pm
I LOVE ALL of the LOTR movies, but my FAVORITE part, hands down, is the "you bow to no man". Makes me cry, every single time.
And Aragorn is just so lovely to look at. I want my own Ranger. I mean King.
Stephanie On Thursday, July 28 at 2:47 pm
You hit the nail on the head. I LOVE this movie–I think it's my favorite of the trilogy. And basically, from when Sam picks up Frodo to the end of the movie I'm a blubbering mess of tears.
And I can't wait for "The Hobbit"!!!
Bon. On Thursday, July 28 at 2:56 pm
Until the movies came out I didn't know much about the LoTR stories as I'd never read them. Initially I found the movie hard to understand and follow. However, the more I've watched, the more I understand and enjoy them. As to a favorite line, not so sure I have one, though I recognize those mentioned here in this post and in the comments. I did find it amusing how during the battles, Gimli and Legolas would have a competition and count their 'kills'. My son and I have the video games and have played them frequently as well, and I have now read the Hobbitt so understand it more. I have attempted to read the Silmarillion which also adds to the understanding of how this all came to be, but have found it very difficult to stay focused on. Still, I love the movies, the characters, the whole story and think it was excellently cast. Maybe I'll purchase the whole series after the Hobbitt comes out.
Laura On Thursday, July 28 at 3:02 pm
Love this! My pastor has shown the "You bow to no one" scene at least 5 times during Sunday sermons. I am a huge fan as well. Looks like it's time to watch this one again! Thanks!
Taylor On Thursday, July 28 at 3:04 pm
My very, very favorite line is when Gandalf is surveying the horizon, seeing the glow of Mordor, with Pippin by his side and says, "And so it begins."
I say this line all the time. For example, when the baby wakens the first time of the night when she is teething and has a terrible cold.
"And so it begins."
Or when we get on a bus full of teenagers to start a mission trip.
"And so it begins."
Works every time!
nan d On Thursday, July 28 at 4:03 pm
I had read the books SIX times before the movies were ever thought of!! Just had a Saturday marathon with pj's and all of the movies! My favorite, FAVORITE ever:)
Kasia Marie On Thursday, July 28 at 4:30 pm
Now I want to read the books again! Thanks a lot Ree. Now I have to revisit a magical world of friendship, adventure, and good triumphing over evil. Jeeze!
Manic Mommy On Thursday, July 28 at 4:31 pm
I must add:
"You are the lesser son of greater sires" – in the movie, Saruman to Theoden.
Possibly the most cutting insult of all time.
Tammy from Vancouver On Thursday, July 28 at 4:49 pm
I agree with you wholeheartedly. I actually started to tear up when I read number 2.
Lori Deevers On Thursday, July 28 at 5:23 pm
our favorite is Gladriel's " I know what it is you saw" to Frodo! surprised that didn't make the list
Sandi On Thursday, July 28 at 6:25 pm
My favorite moment in the trilogy has no words, but I rewind and replay over and over. It's when Eomer finds Eowyn on the battlefield. He collapses next to her and cries out in grief, and his face and body language are completely believable. Also, watch him before that, when the horsemen charge – he flips his sword and catches it, just at the left edge of the screen. They almost missed it.
Laura On Thursday, July 28 at 6:47 pm
Oh Ree (small sniff), thank you for that – now excuse me while I clear my calendar Saturday for a much needed extended edition marathon complete with commentaries and appendices. Better clear Sunday afternoon too~
The Imp On Thursday, July 28 at 6:56 pm
I recently rewatched the trilogy (in the theater, no less! woo!) and your #1 STILL makes me cry after all these viewings. It is delivered so perfectly, and their reactions are so wonderful. *sigh*
KJ On Thursday, July 28 at 7:55 pm
The Hobbit is what made me fall in love with reading in the 7th grade. I have read the Lord of the Rings quite a few times; I think I have watched the movies once. What a great story, and the movie was well done.
Claudia Boress On Thursday, July 28 at 8:22 pm
My all time favorite Lord of the Rings line is when Gandalf says "YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!" and then he dies!
Dahlia On Thursday, July 28 at 8:24 pm
"If you want him, come and claim him!"
Choey On Thursday, July 28 at 9:04 pm
Is it sad that I could picture the scene and hear the character's voices in my head when I read these quotes??
You should come down to New Zealand and take some of the Lord of the Rings tours to check out where they filmed, some of them are fantastic, especially the one where they shot the Golden Hall in Edoras. Bonus: they're filming The Hobbit right now in Wellington, so I occasionally see dwarves and Gandalf swanning around town!
Cheralyn On Thursday, July 28 at 10:29 pm
Don't laugh…well, my friends and family always do so get ready. I haven't seen this trilogy. I fall asleep before they leave the village in the first one! I have tried watching 4 or 5 times! I need to try again, you have inspired me Thanks PW.
Katherine On Thursday, July 28 at 10:34 pm
I love these lines and 1. makes me cry every time!
AnnieG On Thursday, July 28 at 10:35 pm
Once a year a local theater has back to back screenings of all the movies… runs all day. My bottom fell asleep but I loved every minute of it! "I am no woman" is one of my faves!
Kris On Thursday, July 28 at 10:57 pm
I'm a total nerd….I love the whole trilogy!!!
Caity On Thursday, July 28 at 11:24 pm
Reading your top 3 lines just made me cry. Like actual tears down the face.
Alisha Jaybird On Thursday, July 28 at 11:47 pm
I love that trilogy. So much. If I have a bad dream, I pull out the Fellowship and dream of the Shire. But the ROTK … Well, I just cry through about 75% of it. You forgot one of the best lines though! Eowyn, when she screams out, "I am no man!" and impales the Witch King! I just wanna jump up and yell a big "YEAH!" And that's not to mention "Into the West" by Annie Lennox…which I have requested played at my funeral. never hurts to plan ahead. Now I'm going to have to watch it again!
jenny On Friday, July 29 at 12:17 am
Okay….I have a confession. I have NEVER liked the Lord of the Rings series. I read the Hobbit to my son and it was fine. He went ahead and read the other books and loved them. My son and husband love these books and movies and can't understand my lack of interest. I have to say Ree, for the first time ever….I am now interested in them. There is so much inspiration and power in the quotes you listed and others have listed as well. I teared up just reading them! Perhaps I have overlooked a real gem. Time to dig out the movies and play them again and really watch them. The men in my house will be thrilled!
Thanks for a shift in perspective.
Dee Riv On Friday, July 29 at 6:53 am
My husband was on a business trip a few years ago and flew from NJ to Cali sitting next to and talking with….are you ready…Viggo Mortenson. I almost died when he told me. Said he was extremely intelligent and interesting. Oh, if only I could have been there…swoon!
Wendy On Friday, July 29 at 7:07 am
"But it is not this day! This day we fight!" may be my favorite movie lines ever! I want to stop working and go watch the movie right now!!!
CottageGirl On Friday, July 29 at 8:13 am
Wow! You are so right! Those quotes … That movie! Many women friends of mine don't see the wonder of it at all. Thanks for bringing a validity of sorts to my love of that movie. I'll be it re-watching again soon!
I also now have a special place in my heart for Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2. … Albus Dumbledore: "Of course it is happening inside your head, Harry, but why on earth should that mean that it is not real?"
Love your new entertainment section … I need to watch some Daniel Day Lewis!
AJ On Friday, July 29 at 8:16 am
I work for a very large International electronics manufacturing company… and I mean huge… in the division I work for (around 3000+ people US) our standard WiFi key in all US locations is a quote from LOTR. But no, not one of your top ones. LOL
Amanda On Friday, July 29 at 8:51 am
And now I'm crying. Fabulous.
Preacher Kimmy On Friday, July 29 at 10:11 am
PW, you almost had me worried. As I read the list, I kept thinking, "Eowyn's 'I am no man!' has to be on here. It has to be. It HAS to be." I stopped for a moment when I saw it at #2 and closed my eyes, breathed a sigh of relief and thanked God that it had made it on your list. And your #1 pick? I have seen the movie a gazillion times, and EV-ERY-TIME it gets to that part, I start weeping uncontrollably…like hiccupping-snorting-messy weeping. I love it.
Lidy Caldera On Friday, July 29 at 10:28 am
I LOVE,LOVE,LOVE the Lord of the Rings Trilogy. I got the chills reading your favorite lines…most of them are favorites of mine too! This post made me teary eyed.
Jenn On Friday, July 29 at 11:47 am
Number 1 makes me tear up every time! I haven't watched these films anytime recently… I think they will have to get added to my list of things to watch when I'm stuck on the couch recovering from surgery next week!
Carmen Robaina On Friday, July 29 at 12:06 pm
Your #9 is my #1 also. I love all the characters, but Aragorn is my favorite. The LOTR Return of the King picture of Aragorn has been the wallpaper on my computer since the movie came out! JRR Tolkien was a genius. Love the books…love the movies!
RoryBore On Friday, July 29 at 2:03 pm
Absolutely agree. The Frodo line, "naked in the dark" would probably be my #1. My husband turned me on to these movies after having enough of me calling him a geek. LOL. I'm so glad that he did though. Now my eldest son asks to hear about "Frodo and the ring" and it reminds me of Sam's speeck to Frodo.
Although, I am quite partial to "Fool of a Took!" too. Heard around here quite a bit.
diana On Friday, July 29 at 2:39 pm
Have grown up with the books, then the movies. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis are two of my favorite authors, first as a child and still as an adult. Great movie pick!
Erin On Friday, July 29 at 3:02 pm
I love the Lord of the Ring trilogy! They are my on my all time list of favorite movies. I can't wait for "The Hobbit" to come out. I'm a dork, I know:)
Janice Basley On Friday, July 29 at 4:27 pm
Don't know if anyones mentioned this but Peter Jackson has a Facebook page and if you go on it, he has a blog where they are showing the making of "The Hobbit". It looks sooooo awesome and I encourage all LOTR fans to check it out!!
Becca On Friday, July 29 at 6:30 pm
Forget Daniel Day Lewis. I'll take Viggo over him anytime!!!
cynthia On Friday, July 29 at 7:18 pm
my favorite line from the lord of the rings series…………not all who wander are lost. i made a sign and a pillow with the quote!
Jill C. On Friday, July 29 at 11:41 pm
Ohh, I love this list! And I love that you use the term lame-o. I've been calling others (any myself, when applicable) lame-o forever, and I'm glad I'm not the only one, lol.
Liz Tanner On Saturday, July 30 at 1:53 am
I was going to argue that your #2 line should be #1, but then I saw what #1 was and you are right. That is definitely the best line in the movie! Although, I quote #2 often to my family. (I have three boys and a husband……even the dog is a boy!) So I quote this line often just so they will remember that awesome moment in the movie when the girl saves the day!!!!
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This quote is the one that always stands out to me the most:
Frodo's says "I wish the ring had never come to me. I wish none of this had happened."
Gandalf replies:
"So do all who live to see such times, but that is not for them to decide. All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given to us."
AWESOME LINE! Something I think about everyday!!
Paula On Saturday, July 30 at 10:10 am
All of my favorite lines. And, yes, Aragorn is studly. My most rewindable scene actually has no dialog, though. Whenever I watch this I always take at least two looks at the scene where Aragorn arrives by ship with the undead army. That moment when he leaps off the boat and swaggers on to battle always makes me sigh.
Pam On Saturday, July 30 at 12:00 pm
I used to think, yeah, Ree is somebody I could probably hang out with, but now…solid. LOTR trilogy is tops w me. My kids are obsessed as well. So many of the quotes you love are ones I have loved! Good stuff!
April On Saturday, July 30 at 3:11 pm
LOTR!! I love these movies so much! They were just brought back to the big screen for a limited time here in Austin (to celebrate the remastering and new Blu-Ray roll out). It was awesome to see them bigger than life again!
I suppose the thing I love the most about the book and the movies is that everyone does what they can, and then evil is conquered in the end. Even if you're a girl, a hobbit, or a mortal man, you can contribute to the downfall of Sauron and Co. I feel so optimistic and uplifted when I see good overcome evil.
LOVE these movies! Thanks for the post, PW!
Marie On Sunday, July 31 at 2:18 am
A few more great LOTR lines:
It's a pity Bilbo didn't kill him when he
had the chance.
Pity? It was pity that stayed Bilbo's
hand. Many that live deserve death, and
some that die deserve life. Can you give
it to them, Frodo?
Do not be too eager to deal out death in
judgment…even the very wise cannot see
all ends. My heart tells me that Gollum
has some part to play yet, for good or
ill, before this is over. The pity of
Bilbo may rule the fate of many.
I cannot do this alone…
You are the ring-bearer, Frodo…to bear
a ring of power is to be alone. This task
was appointed to you, and if you do not
find a way, no one will.
Then I know what I must do. It's
just…I'm afraid to do it.
Even the smallest person can change the
course of the future.
I get goosebumps just thinking about LOTR. Man, I hate those Orks!
Deb C On Sunday, July 31 at 6:33 am
You didn't mention my favorite of the favorites: (When Frodo and company are home and realize the old saying is true "you can never go home again". It's never the same.) I've replayed this line dozens of times and cry every single time.
And thus it was. A fourth age of middle-earth began. And the fellowship of the ring… though eternally bound by friendship and love… was ended. Thirteen months to the day since Gandalf sent us on our long journey… we found ourselves looking upon a familiar sight. We were home. How do you pick up the threads of an old life? How do you go on… when in your heart you begin to understand… there is no going back? There are some things that time cannot mend… some hurts that go too deep… that have taken hold.
Correne On Sunday, July 31 at 5:01 pm
How about when Gimli says "No one TOSSES a DWARF!" That is one of my favourites. Actually, all the banter between Gimli and Legolas is hilarious, especially at the end when they're competing to see who kills the most enemies.
Erica J-W On Sunday, July 31 at 9:19 pm
I just watched these movies for the first time about 2 months ago with my boyfriend, who had seen them many times. I just read him the lines and he gets chills by the best line. That part makes him cry as well. By far the best part of the entire movies!
Rachel Atwood On Monday, August 1 at 11:40 am
Aragon is my boyfriend…… Just sayin……..
jan c. On Monday, August 1 at 12:09 pm
My favorite movies and books of all time!!! So glad you put these up! Now I need to decide whether to watch the trilogy again, or read the books again, or maybe both!
Andrea-Elena On Monday, August 1 at 6:04 pm
I cry at "My friends. You bow to no one" just about every time.
Favorite line from The Fellowship of the Rings is "You. SHALL. NOT. pass!!!" Said by Gandalf to the Balrog. Chilling. And represents (to me) the spiritual warfare against the true, real enemy of our souls.
Anne On Monday, August 1 at 9:43 pm
Aragorn is such a stud! Beautiful, rugged… yummy!
Anne On Monday, August 1 at 9:52 pm
I heard one of my nephews friends (who was blocking someone's way) say "You shall not pass"… I don't think anyone 'got it' but me. Love this!
Andrea-Elena On Tuesday, August 2 at 8:57 am
*presses imaginary "Like" button* =D
ellemck1 On Tuesday, August 2 at 12:06 pm
My favorite line in the entire trilogy is probably "And so it begins" from Theoden right at the beginning (hah… dur) of the Battle of Helms Deep.
I also love the part where Legolas slides down the stairs on a shield shooting Orcs and taking one out with said shield in the Battle of Helms Deep… I also love Legolas…
Sarah On Tuesday, August 2 at 12:13 pm
How 'bout "My precious!"?
Kimberly On Tuesday, August 2 at 1:31 pm
I would switch 1&2, because Eowyn is my favorite character in the films. I love your picks!
Bridget On Tuesday, August 2 at 1:36 pm
Can't remember which movie this is from…Gollum: Taters….what's taters? Sam: PO-TA-TOES!!! Everytime my husband recommends potatoes as a side dish I say "Taters…what's taters?" and he replies with "PO-TA-TOES!!!" I know, we're dorks.
Kimberly Denham On Tuesday, August 2 at 3:23 pm
How I love Lord of the Rings. I too have several favorites lines that I think should be included in your top 10 (ish). I will share two: 1) At the end of the 1st movie, Frodo is getting in the boat to go to Modor and Sam is trying to catch up and running after him. Frodo says, "Sam go back, no Sam. I am going to Modor alone." Sam says, "Of course you are, but I am going with you." Sam starts walking through the water to get in the boat, despite not being able to swim. Frodo saved his life by pulling him into the boat. So very powerful.
2) Somewhere near the beginning of the 1st movie while the hobbits are on their journey, they are getting hungry. I believe Sam mentions potatoes and says something like: "You know, potatoes, boil 'em, mash 'em, put 'em in a stew." Certainly not a serious line, but it makes us laugh everytime.
Thanks for remembering this trilogy. It is my favorite.
Hattie F On Tuesday, August 2 at 4:00 pm
Seriously, I am a sucker for LOTR! Just reading those lines made me get misty eyed!
Dawn L On Tuesday, August 2 at 4:12 pm
To this day my boys who are now 20, 19,and 16 will grab a stick, baseball bat, even tiki torches(unlit of course) with both hands stick it in the ground and utter Gandalf's immortal words" YOU SHALL NOT PASS"
Jon On Tuesday, August 2 at 6:51 pm
I love the line in the first movie when Boromir is dying after having tried to take the ring and he tells Aragorn he would have followed him anywhere, "my brother, my captain, my king…" And then he dies. Awesomeness!
Debbie On Wednesday, August 3 at 2:30 am
I cheer out loud every time Eowyn states, "I am no man!"
I cry out loud every time Aragorn states, "My friends, you bow to no one."
There is a poster of Aragorn by my washer and dryer. Don't tell anyone, but when I fold clothes, I flirt with him.
Chana Keefer On Wednesday, August 3 at 7:34 am
You left out my favorite (can't believe you did that when there were three super-long movies to choose awesome lines from It's when they have just decided at the Council of Elrond that the hobbits can accompany Frodo and Elrond solemnly announces "The Fellowship of the Ring!" Then Pippin says, "Great!" Looks around confusedly and asks, "Where are we going?"
One of the guaranteed chuckles for me every time!
Great topic. Can never get too much of LOTR–or Pride and Prejudice. Maybe I'll ask for the best lines from that on MY website ;D.
God bless your good taste!
Amanda F On Wednesday, August 3 at 1:28 pm
#2 – As much as I love Liv Tyler AND the Arwen character, Eowyn is such a BADASS! That is hands down the best female line of the movie!
Becky R. On Wednesday, August 3 at 1:56 pm
I need to add this section to my blog feed. How did I miss this post??? I am a HUGE Lord of the Rings movie nerd. Seriously…I went to see the extended editions in the theater back in June and loved them all over again.
Debbie L. On Wednesday, August 3 at 8:57 pm
Stunned to see so many other women who love LOTR! These books have been my favorites since I was a teenager and I was so afraid the movies would not do them justice, but they are AMAZING!!!!! Once, I took the books on a camping trip and read late into the nights around the campfire, getting up now and then to throw more wood on the fire. One of my favorite memories. Ever.
Lisa On Wednesday, August 3 at 9:22 pm
You chose most of my faves! Number 9 where Aragorn says, "That would take the heart of me!" The way he says, "me" just gets me. One of the best series out there!
Teressa On Wednesday, August 3 at 10:40 pm
I borrowed your cookbook from a friend to try a recipe after hearing about your cinnamon rolls. I came home, began to flip through it, and promptly gasped and started from the beginning, reading every word of your recipes and commentary. You made me laugh, your pictures made me cry. You became one of my favoritest people ever. I found you online. I delighted in being able to get a daily dose of Ree, be it a confession blog or a fun new recipe to try. I saw your generosity as you consistently treat your readers as friends and not only form a relationship with us somewhat but purchase and award prizes just for fun. Talk about paying it forward. You added the Entertainment section a few weeks ago and I thought, "This girl just could not get any better". An AVID movie lover, I was overjoyed to see you were as well. But this….a LOTR fan??? It's almost too much. I watch the trilogy every year over a week's time! I wandered into the theater to see the first one nearly on accident! It was HOT, I was 7 months pregnant, and I had a few hours to kill before going in on the evening shift for work. I went to the movie theater to find something to watch in the air conditioning. LOTR (the first one) was what lined up with my time frame and I was disappointed–what in the world? Isn't this some….um….trekkie sort of thing young guys are into? But then….then it began and I was immediately drawn in. I didn't pee through the whole movie, pleading with the baby to lay off my bladder so I could watch it all the way through. That was 9 years ago and I cry every single time I watch that series. Best. movies. EVER. (Side note: are you a Harry Potter fan? You must read the books!!!!! Give it till book 3 or 4 and I guarantee you, you will rejoice to have read them when you're done!!)
Heather On Wednesday, August 3 at 10:47 pm
Ohhh Ree, you just reminded me that I need to watch those movies all again, even though I've already seen them eleventy one times. (It's his eleventy first birthday, after all…)
Heather On Wednesday, August 3 at 10:48 pm
PS Aragorn's studliness must never, ever be called into question. I get shivers, man…shivers.
Simone On Friday, August 12 at 10:36 pm
He is FIERCE!
Nicole On Thursday, August 4 at 9:10 am
I ADORE these movies. I love the extras about making them. I have found that the most powerful scene for me, the one that makes me tear up, is the lighting of the signal fires. Something about that call for help sweeping across the mountains accompanied by that soaring music. Every time…
Steph R On Thursday, August 4 at 1:36 pm
I thought for sure the line that Liv Tyler says to the Nazgul would make it…
Nazgul: Give us the halfling She-Elf…
Arwen: If you want him, come and claim him!!!
Michelle On Thursday, August 4 at 3:56 pm
Looooove these! Thank you for posting this! You can post about LOTR anytime! These are my favorite movies of all time. How wonderful to have an incredible story line, full of excitement, passion, creativity, humor, love, pain, hope… and have it point us to the Truth as well. I think you are right that there are lots of Christian themes throughout. So grateful for Tolkien!
seth On Thursday, August 4 at 6:11 pm
What about Bilbo Baggins' birthday speech: "I like half of you half as well as I should like, and I like half of you half as well as you deserve."
Jan On Friday, August 5 at 5:33 am
I confess, I cried during Return of the King. As did the rest of the audience lol. This is my favorite of the 3 films but I love this triology. I've probably seen these movies at least a hundred times.
Pat J. On Sunday, August 7 at 8:03 pm
Just watched these movies again Sat. Enjoyed them tremendously – again – and waited for the lines you quoted. So fun.
Karen On Tuesday, August 9 at 4:58 pm
Recently watched the whole trilogy with my oldest grandson and was so thrilled that he loved it as much as I do!
Veryvarious On Tuesday, August 9 at 9:08 pm
My favorite line from LOTR is from The Fellowship of The Ring where Sam Gamgee almost drowns in the river chasing after Frodo. When asked by Frodo, why he would do such a thing, Sam replies, "I made a promise, Mr. Frodo. A promise. 'Don't you leave him, Samwise Gamgee.'"
Such value…
Alyson On Wednesday, August 10 at 4:40 pm
Yeah, I teared up when I read #3 just now, and not just because I'm pregnant and I do that. Sam is just the best friend ever. He's wonderful.
Rhonda On Thursday, August 11 at 11:53 am
Number one is also my favorite! As a matter of fact, I just got full body chills reading it! And when I watch it, it always makes me cry!
Rhonda On Thursday, August 11 at 8:34 pm
I LOVE this movie as well. My favorite scene is between Frodo and Sam, after they have been saved by the eagle; Sam comes into the room and the look that is passed between them says everything. It is so meaningful. I cry everytime. I LOVE this movie. I love the friendship that is portrayed between the men. I envy that sometimes. It's all the good stuff of friendship without all the heightened emotions and drama. I LOVE MOVIES!!!
Simone On Friday, August 12 at 10:34 pm
Legolas anyone? I don't remember anything he said, but ah, the sound of those arrows whizzing through the air. Every time I see Orlando Bloom, I picture Legolas. A more handsome elf I've never seen.
Sara Plays House On Saturday, August 20 at 8:08 pm
Your #1? Is my #1. It brings on the ugly cry every single time. In other news, I have a dog named Gimli. He's not short, he's rather tall–but he is very jovial. And we've tossed him over to drawbridges a few times, but sshhhh! Don't tell the elf.


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1/3 cup
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I love this cake, but I made mine a little different. I made regular cake mix and made the filling from scratch. But all in all, this is one of my family's favorite. P.S. I hope you don't mind me adding a picture of my cake.
I am surprised that nobody has mentioned any problems with layering the cake yet. I followed the instructions exactly, and my pie filling kept coming out of the sides. Additionally, the layers were sliding around. So what I did was stake the layers with some chop sticks and stuck it in the fridge for a while, so the pie filling could harden up. After a while the pie filling stopped being pushed out and that is when I put the meringue on. Took the chop sticks out and stuck it in the oven immediately. I was hoping the meringue would seal the pie filling but it didn't. As soon as it got heated up, it was leaking to the bottom of the cake, making the cake look like a mess. Will never make this recipe again.
The only change I made to the recipe was the meringue. I used a recipe that I use for my pie recipe that uses cornstarch, egg whites, sugar, salt, and vanilla extract.
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This is so delicious! Didn't change a thing, perfect as is. Separate your eggs when they are cold and let the egg whites sit at room temperature for 30 minutes. They will have more fluff to them when you whip them. Add sugar only at the end in small amounts at a time.
So good!! Everyone loved this cake. I will absolutely make it again!!! My only recommendation is to use more egg whites for the meringue. It calls for 2 eggs and I used 3, and I was still short.
Everyone loved this cake for me wife's 33 birthday party. The cake was not too sweet. I had to cook it a little bit longer (20 mins) so that the tops would brown. Everyone liked.
My family depends on me for dessert. And they depend on me to make it interesting and unusual. I made this cake for the family and and I was a rock star. They absolutely loved it.
I made this for my best friends birthday. She is a lemon freak. It turned out amazing. Im not good at making meringue so that took me two times to get it right to spread on cake. This cake is so good and you will be the hit of any party.
LOVED this! Super easy, was a hit for Mother's day...Not too lemony or sweet....perfect combination.
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Servings Per Recipe: 10
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 552
Calories from Fat: 169
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I still think they are the most talented team in the division. And I still think they are going to win the division. But they clearly are not very good right now.
"Believe" is a strong word, because I don't know. But I would not be the least bit surprised if they make that move.
It appeared to me that the umpire called him safe before it was clear at all that the ball got away from the catcher. Looked safe either way.
Tis true. Several teams expected to be at the top of their divisions are trying to fight their way toward the top. Certainly doesn't make things easier for Tigers fans, but they are not alone.
Not a ton of comments tonight. Game boring?
Eight outs in a row for Fister, I believe. Much more efficient.
I was shocked how empty Progressive Field was toward the end of last season. Even before the Tigers ran away with the division, the place was all but empty even for games against the Tigers.
Always thought those Lannan-to-the-Tigers rumors were overblown. Tigers looked around at other starters during the spring, but it seemed pretty clear that they were going to give one of their young guys a chance.
How many of them were corrections. Ninety-five or so?
Absolutely bizarre that they have not won consecutive games in more than a month. Doug Fister tonight and Justin Verlander on Thursday give them a shot.
For the record, Alex Avila is hitting .161 with runners in scoring position. He is 5-for-31 with RISP. Pretty sure that number climbed substantially last night.
Wrote the story as soon as I received the news. At that point, those details were not available. Sometimes they remain unavailable because of the personal nature of the news. Learned later in the day that it was because of the death of his grandmother. Have since added that detail to the story.
Worth has one more option year after this year.
Most often, people ask for explanations. I explain the reasoning behind decisions that are made. Ninety-nine percent of the time, I simply report and explain and don't state an opinion either way. Sometimes that's misread as defending Leyland, etc. So be it. It comes with the territory. I can't make readers happy unless I agree and disagree with Leyland, Dombrowski, etc. exactly as much as they do. That's impossible since each individual reader -- and writer -- has different feelings. For the record, I don't get angry about sports very often. Almost never. It's my job to cover the Tigers and report on the events surrounding the team. I do not get emotional about them through the highs or lows. Sometimes, some people seem to be bothered by that, but that's just the way it is.
Delmon Young could probably afford to lay off a few pitches now and then.
Wasn't trying to pile on Drew Smyly. But the fact remains that he had a 1.59 ERA through his first six starts and a 7.45 ERA in his past two starts. He has been excellent this season, but "Inside the Tigers" looks at the past week. He did not have a very good week, even though his first start of the week was not awful. Did others struggle? Yes. But I pick one a week for "who's hot" and "who's not." Often readers point out other players who would have been solid options as well.
If the situation does not improve substantially, expect them to pursue a trade for a second baseman when the trading deadline draws nearer and more teams know whether they are buyers or sellers. But it is difficult to tell what the market will be like at that point. The class of free agents who were second basemen in the offseason was pretty thin. The same might be true when it comes to those available in a trade.
Raburn is a better defensive outfielder than most give him credit for. Of course, he has had a handful of very memorable errors out there. And olmackie is right, Raburn does have an excellent arm.
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Jessica Simpson announced Thursday that she is the new spokesperson for Weight Watchers, joining the likes of other celebrity ambassadors, Jennifer Hudson and Charles Barkley. She recently expressed her excitement on Twitter, tweeting: "So excited to be part of the @WeightWatchers family!" Simpson is a well-known yo-yo dieter who has gone visibly up and down in weight over the years. Is this a terrible idea for Weight Watchers? Will she make them look bad?
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The company has confidence that she will "trade yo-yo dieting for a healthier lifestyle," and are "thrilled that [she] has chosen…to inspire others to do the same." A new mom, Simpson recently said, "After you have your baby it's like, 'Oh my God, what happened to my body…this is not me.'" What happened?! She gained almost 75 pounds during her pregnancy! (Obviously when you're pregnant, you gain weight–but how much is too much?) Critics are saying that she used her pregnancy as an excuse to overeat. Another pointed out that it is unfair that she is getting paid to lose weight when she can afford "a nice gym, chefs, a personal trainer, and 24-hour child care," while "normal" women could actually use the help of Weight Watchers. (Remember, weight loss programs cost money to join.)
Jessica Simpson has been dubbed by TMZ as a "Professional Fat Person"–a little harsh, yes, but they have a point, in that she has become one of those celebrities who is famous for, well…wait–what again? She sang a couple of songs, had a reality show and is now just famous for being famous. She could inspire some to lose weight, yes, but it also seems unfair because she is getting paid a whopping $4 million to do this. A huge amount of money is a pretty good motivator to get in shape.
Also, the difference between her and Jennifer Hudson (who is an actual talented singer) is that Hudson really made a lifestyle change and kept it, whereas Simpson has gone back and forth so much that a permanent change is yet to be seen. She could turn out to be like Kirstie Alley and Carnie Wilson, who both lost a lot of weight with other companies but then gained it all back (and then some). What do you think of her new weight loss campaign? Do you think she will be successful or will she just put the weight back on years from now?


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Please send return postage and costs for insurance with your art, or with your registration fees. A prepaid return mail label is best as it lets us return it much faster. This is strongly encouraged. If you do not send this, and have insufficient sales for us to cover the cost of returning the unsold art, we will be forced to consider your art a donation to the convention.
Please send reusable packaging as we will use your own packaging to return your unsold art. Please be aware that if you send your package to us via US Priority Mail, even if you specify you want it returned via parcel post, it will most likely be returned priority because the tape used to mark the box is difficult to remove and the Post Office requires that all priority markings be removed in order to reuse the box with a different method of delivery.
We can accept mailed in art by FedEx, UPS, Airborne Express (DHL) or USPS.
Unsold art will be returned to you via USPS, unless you have instructed otherwise, or necessitated by the labels on your box.
Unsold art will be sent by return carrier by June 23, 2013 at the latest. We try to get your art back to you ASAP.