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Re: Antiques Roadshow from Hopetown in Scotland
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Point taken - nevertheless, if one looks up 'hobbit' on ebay, one finds a terrific amount of sheer tat which has nothing to do with hobbits, or JRR. And that sort of thing gets up my nose.

And guess where they all originate?

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Re: Antiques Roadshow from Hopetown in Scotland
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Well, Americans (some Americans anyway) seem to think that the word 'hobbit' can mean anything they like! Take a look at this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 9537989&ff4=263602_263622

Posted on: 2010/3/21 14:22
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Re: tolkienbooks.net malicious code
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That's rotten news - I really like Neil's site. I hope something can be done.

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Re: Tolkien's Grandfather's Piano
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Oh, I'd have thought that Riley's was the name of the shop that sold this piano. Does that sound right?

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Well, it makes a pleasant change from typewriters - I wonder what the postage would be?

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