Manave Eru Sulanul's definitions

That's what guns are for!

A phrase used when the situation at hand seems hopeless, or mind bogglingly silly. Usually, a nice threat with a gun would work really well there.

"I need really need an invitation to the party..."
"That's what GUNS are for!"

by Manave Eru Sulanul January 23, 2007

Mithrandir

One of the Istari (Wizards) in Tolkien's works. Also Called Gandalf.

"Mithrandir!...Mithrandir! They've taken the river at Osgiliath!!! The Bridge is taken!"

by Manave Eru Sulanul July 6, 2004

Imladris

Called Rivendell a haven of the elves in west middle earth whose lord is Elrond

"Rivendell is called Imladris in the elven tongue. Elrond is its lord"

by Manave Eru Sulanul July 6, 2004

Arda

In Tolkien's mythology; The world, seperated from the void and created by the Valar as revealed the them by eru called Iluvatar but scarred by melkor.

"Arda, in tolkien's mythology all creation as made by the Valar."

by Manave Eru Sulanul July 5, 2004

Morgoth

Once considered one of the Valar,he was at first called Melkor before he turned to evil ways, Stealing the Silmarils, Corrupting the Maia; Sauron, Destroying the two trees and the lamps in Valinor.

"Melkor that is, Morgoth destroyed the trees that gave light to Valinor."

by Manave Eru Sulanul July 5, 2004

Aule

Aule, counted among the mighty Valar he was a master of the material of the earth and was a great craftsman in Tolkien's mythology.

"Aule was creator of the 7 fathers of the dwarves but eru breathed life into them."

by Manave Eru Sulanul July 5, 2004

Manwe

Manwe, Lord of the Valar and king of Arda, called Sulimo, wind lord in Tolkien's Mythology. Manwe is closest to the will of Eru and counted mightiest of all the Valar save Melkor who now is chained in the void without and is called Morgoth.

"Manwe was lord of the winds and makes his home in fair Valinor."

by Manave Eru Sulanul July 5, 2004