: ) That's all I can say any more. Just : )

Awesome. Dead on parody. Made me laugh a lot, thank you.

Yes, all kinds of horrible things happen to anyone who has anything to do with Aragorn or Legolas.
Very funny... Now what happens when Elrond goes looking for Lindir?

"When did you lose your memory?" asked Elrond.

"I don't know," said Legolas. "I can't remember."

I laughed so hard! I'm going to read more of your story's, they're great!

hahahhahahahaha

Very funny! The best parts were:
"When did you lose your memory?" asked Elrond. "I don't know," said Legolas. "I can't remember."
Elrond gave Aragorn a long talk that raised Aragorn's self-esteem.
And Elladan stealing Glorfindel's horse!

I wish I could pinpoint one of my favorite parts, but the whole damn thing had me laughing so hard! thank you for posting this and for coming up with it..definitely made my night!

LOL Great story!!

This was a major lol fic. I cracked up while reading it.
(The good news is that I can breath again! I was laughing so hard I couldn't breath. XD)

Genius. Pure genius.

L8R!

-The All Real Numbers Symbol

That was funny! I loved how every time he sends someone else out, they disappear too, etc., etc.

Wow, it's been forever since I've laughed this hard for this long! I swear my abs are tighter now, lol... I agree with that other reviewer, this story reminded me of an old counting game, something to do with ducks... "One little duck went out one day..." But anyways, this was hilarious! Pretty much every line was amazing, but my favorite part was the snowflake bit with Erestor, lol! :) Thanks for writing this, I think every new writer who attempts adventure/angst stories should be required to read this first, lol... This is definitely going in my favs!

LOL! This is so funny.

(stops laughing long enough to type frantically)
That was absolutely brilliant!!
(goes back to reread and starts laughing again.)

Why am I even reviewing anymore, all your stuff is FANATBULOUS! (yes! Finally, a new word to describe your greatness!)

LOL. To the point, I'd say.