Holy Hobbit Hole!

01/17/2010

Holy Hobbit Hole!

BoingBoing wrote about this home in Portland as a "really swanky pad for superrich Hobbits".

Yeah, yeah, yeah, he lives in a hole, not a hut or a house or anything of that nature, but it's pretty easy to envision a Ultimate HobbitHole Makeover, as soon as Bilbo snags the treasures from the misty mountain (which, by the laws of plots of movies/literature where we're rooting for the underdog, I know he will). He's already getting more chummy with the other dwarves so I have a good feeling that they'll need more space to have ridiculously crazy Hobbit/Dwarf/Wizard parties to reminisce the good ol' times when they got lost in a cave full of goblins or when Bilbo killed everything in sight.

Bonus points to Anil for presuming earlier that the story takes place in Oregon. Any Oregonizers want to dispute this?

Jan 17, 2010 1:50:48 PM

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No self-respecting hobbit would live there. Tree houses are for elves.

Posted by: finn | 01/18/2010 at 03:17 PM

I would live in a tree house. Does this make me an elf?

Posted by: nataliepo | 01/18/2010 at 04:53 PM

Here's another one!

Posted by: David Jacobs | 01/24/2010 at 02:07 PM

http://joannagoddard.blogspot.com/2010/01/hobbit-house.html

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Leonard Nimoy <3s him some Hobbits. Ladies with bobs, fake eyelashes, and sweet shoulder dance moves? If I'd seen this propaganda as a kid, heckens yes i would have read this book! NOTE: I only know that this is Leonard Nimoy because YouTube told me. And I only know how Leonard Nimoy is famous because Wikipedia told me; I've never seen a single Star Trek episode or movie.

invisible hobbit sleuthing, jailbreak, and barrels full of anger. [graphically!] To show my understanding of plot, today, I have drawn the key elements of where I am in the story. I last left you with Thorin and his prisoner game , so the one thing you need to know is that Bilbo is not imprisoned, but is running around the Wood-elf compound invisibly (hence the dotted lines). I think my reaction as an unbarrelled dwarf would involve more symbols, color, and violence.