LOTR humour

[sally_maria]

For anyone who didn't see the link to it on megamole's journal yesterday, the CTS have released an audio version of their highly amusing "Lord of the Goons", as presented by them at Tolkien 2005. If anyone wants a copy I can YSI it to them - it's 18mb.

I also found a link to this Episode Guide to the Lord of the Rings TV show, that was created as a spin-off from the fairly successful films of a couple of years ago. The horror, the horror. ;-)

Comments

[gayalondiel.livejournal.com]

Oh, can you ysi me the LotG? That was the funniest...

[megamole.livejournal.com]

Can someone explain YSI?

I know about DropSend...

[sally_maria]

www.yousendit.com

You can send files up to 1Gb for free. You upload the file to them and they send a link to the file to the email address you specify. There's a time limit - seven days, I think - and a limited number of downloads but it's a really useful way of sending files that are too big for email.

It has a lot fewer ads than MegaUpload and is a lot easier to navigate than SendSpace - I haven't seen DropSend but I assume it's something similar.

[sally_maria]

All sent - I found it very funny as well, even though I probably failed to get most of the Goons references.

[ladyofastolat.livejournal.com]

I hadn't seen that "TV series" before. That's great! I especially liked the sponsored links at the bottom. ("Gondor has no Burger King. Gondor needs no Burger King.") *goes off to read it again, still chuckling*

[sally_maria]

It's worrying similar to a lot of genuine episode guides I've seen over the years - very cleverly done, I thought.

[wellinghall.livejournal.com]

You had me worried there for a moment ...

[sally_maria]

There have been a lot of TV spin-offs from films recently - but I really can't see a Tolkien one - particularly one with no hobbits. :-)