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Annunciationists Fans who enjoy the Christian symbolism in Tolkien's work.
Ardanauts Fans who roam Middle-earth in their dreams
Bloomheads Fanatics which obsess over Orlando WAY too much
Bombadillians Fans who are obsessed with the enigma of Tom Bombadil.
Disgruntled Gays "They were holding hands through the entire trip... now Sam gets married? What a rip!"
Faux-Elves They're elves, really! What? You don't believe?
Fourth Age Fabulists Those ultra-prolific Tolkien fan-fiction writers who are invading the internet by the thousands.
Frodophiles The ladies that know in their heart that Elijiah Wood is much, much too young for them... but still!
Keeners The six fans who can properly pronounce the Professor's last name.
Lordaholics Those truely obsessed fans who bring Lord of the Rings movie and book facts into every conversation. The worst cases can give you a daily list of things that reminded them of the story (they saw a crow, a news story about a mine, a short person with curly hair, a 'Buckland' street sign, etc.)
Middle-Earthers/lings Fans who would gladly give up annoyances of modern life (a/c, microwave ovens, flush toilets, antibiotics, ambulances, etc.) in order to live in Tolkien's idyllic Middle-earth.
Nazgirls Young Elijah Wood Fans who suffer from an overabundance of hormones.
Non-Wingers Fans who adamantly proclaim that Balrog wings are mere metaphor and shadow. (Sworn enemies of the Wingers.)
PJ Bashers Tolkien fans who delight in despising Peter Jackson's LOTR.
PJ Bashkiers A subset of Bashers that delight in pointing out that the Bashki version of the movie included a "proper" ford scene, and was made for a fraction of the cost of PJ's version.
PJ's Kids Youngsters whose first exposure to LOTR was Peter Jackson's version of FOTR.
Palanquendi Tolkien Fans who hang around on internet message boards and newsgroups.
Pervy Hobbit Fanciers Fans that dream of marrying Frodo.
Pervy Sir Ian Fanciers The ladies that adore Sir Ian McKellen and aren't in the least jealous of his drop-dead hottie boyfriend.
Poniers Denizens of the Netscape LOTR message boards.
Purists Fans who don't want the canon contaminated by the (obviously Satanic) influences of Bashki or Jackson. Or anyone else for that matter, so paws off! The word "applicability" usually makes these fans slightly nauseous.
Recurring Legolas Swooners Orlando Bloom lip-curl fans. Fanatics (girls) that have an extreme obession with the hott elf- swoon over the mention of his name!
Ringers Tolkien fans who like being associated with the most Evil object in Middle-earth, and don't mind that their nickname would be offensive to JRRT.
Sackfull Baggers Fans who scoop up every available LOTR figurine, bookmark, gift card, trading card, poster, leaf brooch, cardboard display, mug and ring replica on the market. Fans who for some unknown reason despise Frodo
Samwise Fidelis Fans who have been loyal Samwise followers for a minimum of two decades.
Servants of the Fellowship Any fan of Tolkien or his works.
Sindarians Fans that use elvish in everyday life.
TORNados Denizens of TheOneRing.net
The Dark Lord's Homeboys Male fans who pick tough/evil screen names like Melkor, Gothmog and Saruman.
The Fellowship The tiny minority of Tolkien fans who can get along peacefully together even when one of the following questions is posed: "What is Tom Bombadil?, "Do Balrogs have wings?", "Was Gandalf tempted by the Ring?", and "Did you like Arwen's role in the movie?"
The Flaming Eyeball Crew Fans who overdo the movie viewings to the point that they forget what real daylight looks like.
Tolkers Fans of Middle Earth who share a fondness for the Halflings Leaf.
Tolkien Dogmatists Fans who believe that because they share Tolkien's religious background, they have a special insight into the meaning of his work which is far beyond the comprehension of the heathen masses.
Tolkien Geeks People who know way too much about M-E and its history. Tolkien fanatics that have had way too many blank stares when talking about Tolkien
Tolkien Slashers These fan fiction writers enjoy putting the LOTR characters in... erm... interesting situations. We're pretty sure the Professor would NOT approve.
Tolkienites Your basic Joe-bag-of-lembas fans.
Tolkies Tolkien fans who own both a set of Spock ears and Elf ears.
Tollers Fan who are more interested in the life and career of Pappy Tolkien than in his works.
Viggo's Bohemians Movie Fans who also enjoy Viggo Mortenson's exquisite photography, paintings, poetry, intense blue eyes, dimpled chin, rippling.... uuuunnnnnn. No wait... just the Art! Really!
WWFD's These fans go by the motto "What would Frodo do." They believe in the ringbearer's quest the same way that many people believe in their religion.
Wingers Fans who adamantly proclaim that Balrogs have wings. After all, it says so RIGHT THERE, duh! (Sworn enemies of the Non-wingers.)
Éowyn's Éored Female fans who, feeling vaguely left out of the general male-bonding thing, cling tenatiously to the ONE female character in LOTR that actually does something. They especially love the part where Eowyn beats aragorn in TTT trailer.
Weaving girls / Elrondophiles / Hugonuts
Boromirštančios
Annunciationists Fans who enjoy the Christian symbolism in Tolkien's work.
Ardanauts Fans who roam Middle-earth in their dreams
Bloomheads Fanatics which obsess over Orlando WAY too much
Bombadillians Fans who are obsessed with the enigma of Tom Bombadil.
Disgruntled Gays "They were holding hands through the entire trip... now Sam gets married? What a rip!"
Faux-Elves They're elves, really! What? You don't believe?
Fourth Age Fabulists Those ultra-prolific Tolkien fan-fiction writers who are invading the internet by the thousands.
Frodophiles The ladies that know in their heart that Elijiah Wood is much, much too young for them... but still!
Keeners The six fans who can properly pronounce the Professor's last name.
Lordaholics Those truely obsessed fans who bring Lord of the Rings movie and book facts into every conversation. The worst cases can give you a daily list of things that reminded them of the story (they saw a crow, a news story about a mine, a short person with curly hair, a 'Buckland' street sign, etc.)
Middle-Earthers/lings Fans who would gladly give up annoyances of modern life (a/c, microwave ovens, flush toilets, antibiotics, ambulances, etc.) in order to live in Tolkien's idyllic Middle-earth.
Nazgirls Young Elijah Wood Fans who suffer from an overabundance of hormones.
Non-Wingers Fans who adamantly proclaim that Balrog wings are mere metaphor and shadow. (Sworn enemies of the Wingers.)
PJ Bashers Tolkien fans who delight in despising Peter Jackson's LOTR.
PJ Bashkiers A subset of Bashers that delight in pointing out that the Bashki version of the movie included a "proper" ford scene, and was made for a fraction of the cost of PJ's version.
PJ's Kids Youngsters whose first exposure to LOTR was Peter Jackson's version of FOTR.
Palanquendi Tolkien Fans who hang around on internet message boards and newsgroups.
Pervy Hobbit Fanciers Fans that dream of marrying Frodo.
Pervy Sir Ian Fanciers The ladies that adore Sir Ian McKellen and aren't in the least jealous of his drop-dead hottie boyfriend.
Poniers Denizens of the Netscape LOTR message boards.
Purists Fans who don't want the canon contaminated by the (obviously Satanic) influences of Bashki or Jackson. Or anyone else for that matter, so paws off! The word "applicability" usually makes these fans slightly nauseous.
Recurring Legolas Swooners Orlando Bloom lip-curl fans. Fanatics (girls) that have an extreme obession with the hott elf- swoon over the mention of his name!
Ringers Tolkien fans who like being associated with the most Evil object in Middle-earth, and don't mind that their nickname would be offensive to JRRT.
Sackfull Baggers Fans who scoop up every available LOTR figurine, bookmark, gift card, trading card, poster, leaf brooch, cardboard display, mug and ring replica on the market. Fans who for some unknown reason despise Frodo
Samwise Fidelis Fans who have been loyal Samwise followers for a minimum of two decades.
Servants of the Fellowship Any fan of Tolkien or his works.
Sindarians Fans that use elvish in everyday life.
TORNados Denizens of TheOneRing.net
The Dark Lord's Homeboys Male fans who pick tough/evil screen names like Melkor, Gothmog and Saruman.
The Fellowship The tiny minority of Tolkien fans who can get along peacefully together even when one of the following questions is posed: "What is Tom Bombadil?, "Do Balrogs have wings?", "Was Gandalf tempted by the Ring?", and "Did you like Arwen's role in the movie?"
The Flaming Eyeball Crew Fans who overdo the movie viewings to the point that they forget what real daylight looks like.
Tolkers Fans of Middle Earth who share a fondness for the Halflings Leaf.
Tolkien Dogmatists Fans who believe that because they share Tolkien's religious background, they have a special insight into the meaning of his work which is far beyond the comprehension of the heathen masses.
Tolkien Geeks People who know way too much about M-E and its history. Tolkien fanatics that have had way too many blank stares when talking about Tolkien
Tolkien Slashers These fan fiction writers enjoy putting the LOTR characters in... erm... interesting situations. We're pretty sure the Professor would NOT approve.
Tolkienites Your basic Joe-bag-of-lembas fans.
Tolkies Tolkien fans who own both a set of Spock ears and Elf ears.
Tollers Fan who are more interested in the life and career of Pappy Tolkien than in his works.
Viggo's Bohemians Movie Fans who also enjoy Viggo Mortenson's exquisite photography, paintings, poetry, intense blue eyes, dimpled chin, rippling.... uuuunnnnnn. No wait... just the Art! Really!
WWFD's These fans go by the motto "What would Frodo do." They believe in the ringbearer's quest the same way that many people believe in their religion.
Wingers Fans who adamantly proclaim that Balrogs have wings. After all, it says so RIGHT THERE, duh! (Sworn enemies of the Non-wingers.)
Éowyn's Éored Female fans who, feeling vaguely left out of the general male-bonding thing, cling tenatiously to the ONE female character in LOTR that actually does something. They especially love the part where Eowyn beats aragorn in TTT trailer.
Weaving girls / Elrondophiles / Hugonuts
Boromirštančios