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This page is currently under construction.
Will ya PLEASE go away while dis' article is worked on? When you are away, you can go eat sum' Spaghetti-Os for Weegee. If this page ain't finished in da minimum o' 2 weeks from when we people added dis' thing, then do us a favor and put up dis'. Thanks, and in bocca al lupo!
I did what?!
—Tolkien after sobering up and finding out he wrote an epic fantasy trilogy
Tolkien has not only created the greatest book of all time, but this old fool also smokes tabocco, bong, and marijuana. This criminal is a smoke inhaling fool and deserves to be put into Gitmo.
—Some marijuana devoting political idiot on Tolkien
At least I didn't believe Dinosaurs existed alongside humans, and at least I'm not living in Alaska.
—Tolkien on the quote above
Can we just get on with the damned page already?
—Squidward Tentacles on the quote fight above
Who the hell is this
—Patrick Star on Tolkien
J.R.R Tolkien was a man with a dream. A dream that one day, all hobbits and dwarves and wizards would come together and defeat the evil lord Sauron, the ruler of The Ring. In this dream Tolkien concieved the perfect plan. To put his plan into action, he wrote down on paper, the words which started his revolutionary conspiracy, "In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit..." With these words, Tolkien started an entire epic fantasy trilogy, sent to a message to all hobbits and dwarves and wizards to gang up and face their fears, and their inner demons. This is the story, of Tolkien, a man with a dream.
Early Days[]
Tolkien was born in Southern England in the midst of the Cold War of 1923. Tolkien was raised in a fairly tame house, but his childhood was far from tame. He was not abused by his parents, but they always had to go off to the army, leaving Tolkien to be beaten by his mentally enstranged grandmother.
At the age of 10, Tolkien began to take an interest in reading, and succeeded in finishing reading "The Divine Comedy" by the time he was 12. He eventually discovered a fantasy book, simply titled "Hobbits", which took his interest. After reading it, Tolkien was amazed. He was horrified about all the pain that hobbits were put through in their miserable lives, how all the fantastical people were tossed aside in favor of "normal" humans.
Tolkien nearly crushed the book in his hands. Through sleepless nights of thinking about this book, when he finally fell asleep in his room, he dreamed. A dream which involved the perfect plan.
Under Construction... (M.W. plans on adding more stuff later)