Rings of Power Jokes and Memes!

[Alatar]

[Eldy]

GIF set from a tumblr post that is refusing to embed for some reason:




(The GIFs on the right are from the Kylo Ren Undercover Boss SNL skit from several years back.)

[Dave_LF]

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[Inanna]

Al!! Oh my stomach. I have to rewatch Season 1, you know!

[Eldy]

The mainstreaming of Hot Sauron memes may yet prove to be ROP's most enduring contribution to Tolkien fan culture.

[Frelga]

That's great!

[Frelga]

Spoilered for important plot point reveal.

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[Eldy]

The only downside is that the Eminem Sauron memes had such a short shelf-life, since they were based on pre-release misreporting.

[Frelga]

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[Snowdog]

Him: Most likely be the one to stab you in the back.
Her: Most likely to have lifelong daddy issues
Them: Most likely have a shared facebook account.

[Frelga]

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[Frelga]

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This is neither humorous nor a meme, but it gave me immense joy to see Celebrimbor drink his tea Soviet fashion, from a glass in a metal holder.

Below, traditional glass of tea as served on Soviet and post-Soviet railroads.

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[Inanna]

That is SO beautiful!!

[RoseMorninStar]

It really is beautiful. You can find them for purchase (Amazon, Etsy, etc..) if you search for 'Podstakannik'. I don't know if the metal holders are uniform in size to fit the glass because I see them sold separately.

[Frelga]

Back in the Soviet days, they were made to a standard size. Don't know about now.

The ones for use on railroads, like the one in the photo, fit the standard faceted glasses, which are less breakable. The metal bottom of the podstakannik also makes the glass more stable.

At home, they were also used with flat-sided glasses, like the one Celebrimbor is using.

[Alatar]

We used to have those for Coffee, with matching cafetiere.

[RoseMorninStar]

I had to look up that word- cafetiere. I've usually seen them called a French press. They used those pretty exclusively in New Zealand, at least for hotels/rental properties. They are not common here although we have one.