FALL BACK TO MINAS TIRIIIITH
FALL BACK TO MINAS TIRIIIITH
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>The businesses are shutting down. Gondor calls for financial aid!
why was faramir such a pussy in the movie?
LET THE LOOORD OF THE BLACK LAAAND COME FARTH
Why did he start singing in the middle of the sentence?
What's the rundown on this character?
>OK BUT WHAT DO WE EAT
You've never run into battle with a wonky stick before? Are you gay?
His bravery went over your head
Yellow grass like all the landscapes of hacksons middle-earth
he was a failure notgonnaliefam
>And we will answer with unlimited QE
They get their food imported, duh
go fuck yourself denethor
>What are we holding onto, Sam?
>That there's a big stimulus package on the way, Mr. Frodo, and it's worth waiting for.
So anyway babe it's called taxposting. You take quotes from Lord of the Rings characters and change some words so it's financially oriented. This is in relation to George Raymond Richard Martin, writer of the Game of Thrones books, asking what Aragorn's tax policy would be. Some good ones are King Theoden, instead of yelling death before the Battle of Pelennor Field, he yells DEBT! It shows the above average intelligence of the posters on 4channel's Television & Film board, knowing so many details about finances and taxes. How about we head back to my place and I can pull one up from the archive?
Fuck you, you piece of shit. Take a dick in that asshole
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The Pelennor Fields are right outside the city where all the farmers live and work.
>I can avoid being audited if I wish, but to stop paying taxes entirely... that is a rare gift.
So Gandalf magicked said workfields and dwellings invisible for tactical reasons or
It's one thing to go into battle knowing there is a chance you will die, but it's quite another knowing that your death is almost certain. Faramir has a 1/100 chance to live, and he just got really lucky (or fate had deemed that he survive since fate seemed to play a strong role in the whole affair, starting with Bilbo finding the ring).
This kind of bravery is true of the Fellowship as well. Taking the ring to Mordor was basically a suicide mission that really shouldn't have succeeded, but it did.
>Sir, we've already gone into the forbidden zone of... negative interest.
They have taken the toilet paper and the hand sanitizer. We limited the quantities but we cannot hold them for long. The store shakes... Scalpers. Scalpers in the aisles. We cannot wipe . A virus moves in the dark... We cannot wipe... They are coming
hehe, money printing machine go brrr
He's a Mary Sue in the original. He's better fleshed out as noble but ultimately human
Why would you change the "We Cannot get out" you dolt
>ROLL-OH-VERS
MAKE SAFE THE CITY!
ABANDON YOUR STOCKS
SELL
SELL FOR YOUR LIVES
Kek
The book describes them as farmer fields which get utterly destroyed during the siege of the city. That the movies aren't nearly as accurate as them is a given.
They obviously had granaries and supply lines duh. You don't keep your farming shit outside during wartime
its a big city maybe they had some farms up near the top
>And so life in Benidorm goes on, very much as it has this past decade
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Fuckin pussy
>In the federal reserve there is no profit...only.... DEEEEEEEEEEBT
Bravo tolkien. A city built to watch against the forces of evil and you put a farm between you and the enemy
>This is it
>This is wat?
>If I add one more digit, it'll be the biggest tax fraud I have ever commited.
>Come on Sam, remember what Bilbo used to say: "It's a dangerous business, Frodo, lying to the IRS. You start off with one off-shore account, and if you don't keep your numbers right, there's no knowing where you might be swept off to."
Taking the ring to Mordor would never have failed. Even when Frodo literally failed and didn't toss the ring, Eru made him push Gollum into the the volcano. Eru would have stepped in at the last second and pushed Sauron's shit in even if they never found the ring and started the fellowship, he just wanted to see how far the mortals could get.
>A city built to watch against the forces of evil and you put a farm between you and the enemy
Yes? Why do you think this doesn't make sense? Every medieval fortress has communities of farms right outside it's gates to provide food for both daily consumption and stores for granaries, or animals to tan hides for leather. Are you dumb?
INCELDUR
Instant turn on for any babe
It's been a long time comin' but it finally came
For Bun B to get his motherfuckin' shot in the game
I put mo' work in than an average trill nigga can put
And I'mma gangsta from my head to my foot
Blacker than soot, I got the hood behind me
The street's co-signed me
Head ported in the ghetto (man), you know where to find me
The mission is laid out and the vision is clear
From this moment I run the South and everything down here
From the corners and cuts, trap spots and blocks
Whether it's rappin' or work, I got the shit on lock
I ain't wit' all that back talkin', sneak dissin', or plexin'
I'mma tell ya how I feel cause I'mma god damn Texan
'Bout time for me to start eliminatin' the fraud
Cause this a White House of cards, filled wit' nuthin but broads
How many orcs have you slain in hand to hand combat user
"there'll be no money left to invest in the bull run"
"i dont think theryll be a bull run Mr. Frodo"
A daring yet complementary synthesis
INVEST NOW!
INVEST NOW!
AND THE STOCKS RISE!
>Bravo tolkien. A city built to watch against the forces of evil and you put a farm between you and the enemy
In the
Actually, in the book Minas Tirith has the outer wall of Rammas Echor and causeway forts defending the road to Osgiliath.
I know but its still not a good idea to have your food source between you and your enemy
he's not? he knows when he's being overrun. He even leads a pointless charge later because his crazy daddy tells him to
>Where are the stocks and investors?
>Where is the portfolio that was growing?
>They have defaulted, like rain on the mountains
>The Dow has gone down in the west
He could've gotten a helmet that's fits his fat fuckin' head better though.
>Do you know how the federal reserve came into being?
>They were bankers once... taken by the Jewish powers.
>I wish the virus had never come to me
>I wish none of this had happened
>Gandalf the Grey is coming
>He's a herald of austerity
>He's not welcome
get a load of this headlet questioning gigachad gondoran armor
Arise! Arise, Bankers of Theoden! Stocks shall be shaken, contracts shall be splintered! A crash day... a black day... ere the market opens! Bid now!... Bid now!... Bid! Bid to ruin and the market's ending! Debt! Debt! Debt! Debt! DEBT! Debt! Forth, Eorlingas!
>not using LARD
you had one job
Actually no. They ruined Faramirs character, by making him envious of Boromir and affected by the Ring just like his brother. Book Faramir is much more complex and engaging.
That was a really weird scene.
>fall back to minas tirith
are you sure that's a good idea
GONDOR CALLS FOR HAND SANITIZER!
WHAT SAY YOU?
Ok, man, you legitimately made me laugh, and I am currently depressed, irritated, and distraught. Good job.
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Pretty good.
>this guy says it's from Yas Forums but it sounds more like a Yas Forums meme... is he bullshitting me?
Lost it here senpai
Granaries, yes, it's even mentioned in the books by Beregon of the Guard that they have "provisions" for a siege. But the supply lines that Minas Tirith had to the Southern feuds (Lebennin, Lamedon, Umbar) got cut off right before the army of Mordor besieged the city.
umbar wasn't part of Gondor at that point