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Please add together entries in the following format:

• The meme. ^Caption The explanation behind the meme.
  • Further mutations and successor memes, if any.

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The Book

• "Frodo Lives!" and "Gandalf for President," both popular rallying cries from The '60s.
• "Tolkien is Hobbit-forming." Likewise, annihilation having to do with Hobbits.
• Political discourse: "Frodo failed, X has the ring" or "Y is like the One Ring, everyone wants it"... Strangely influential, perhaps because many poli-sci geeks run into the Ring as an allegory for nuclear weapons or the corruption of tyranny.
• "Some other slice of Mordor," often seen scrawled on ugly building projects under construction.
• "My prrreciousssss..."
• You cannot pass.
• It was this serial that popularized the entire concept of telling a story in three parts. ^note Re-popularized it, in fact, since the three-volume novel had been insanely pop in the Victorian era . Ironically, Tolkien intended information technology to be published as one work and hated that he had to split information technology upwardly.
• "The yellow face, information technology burns us, precious!"
• Gollum Made Me Practise Information technology!
• 1 does not simply (verb) into (location).
• Do non meddle in the diplomacy of Ten for (they/you lot) are A and B. (Originally "Practise non meddle in the diplomacy of wizards, for they are subtle and quick to anger.")
  • Harry Dresden: "Fuck subtle."
  • Discworld: Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for you are crunchy and good with ketchup.
    • Discworld also has "Do not meddle in the diplomacy of wizards, peculiarly simian ones. They aren't all that subtle." ^Caption From Lords and Ladies, describing what happens if you lot call the Librarian a monkey instead of an ape.
  • Do not meddle in the affairs of fangirls, for you are hot and would get well with other men.
  • Practise non meddle in the affairs of bards, for they aren't subtle at all and your name scans to "Greensleeves".
• This image of Saruman contemplating the palantir of Orthanc (dating all the way from 1993) became amend known as the "wizard contemplating orb" meme...though it took a while for it to actually exist identified as an image of Saruman.

Peter Jackson Films

• "I Ring to rule them all."
  • "I [X] to rule them all"
• "I does not simply Walk into Mordor!"
• (sigh) "They have a cave troll!"
• "It comes in pints?! I'1000 getting i."
• "You lot! SHALL NOT PAAAAASS!!!"
• "Legolas, what practise your elf-eyes see? THEY'RE TAKING THE HOBBITS TO ISENGARD!!" With the bonus of Orlando Bloom really performing the song in costume on his very last solar day of playing Legolas in The Hobbit.
• "Instead of a Dark Lord, you would accept a queen! Not night, only beautiful and terrible as the dawn! Treacherous every bit the sea, stronger than the foundations of the earth! All shall love me and despair!"
• "Poh-Tay-Toes! Eddy 'em, mash 'em, stick 'em in a stew..."
• "Stupid fat hobbit! You ruins it!"
• "Yous have no ability hither!" is a popular macro, complete with the Saruman-possessed Théoden'southward laughing face.
• "Share the load."
• "Manflesh."
• Pretty much everything Gollum says, peculiarly in The Two Towers where he got his outset time to shine. "My preciousss..."
  • "Nosotros loves X!" "NO! We hates X! Hates it!"
• "I have no memory of this identify..." has get a popular expression for anyone who attempts to brand an account for a website and is told they already have 1, among other things.
• "We ain't had cypher simply maggoty bread for THREE STINKING DAYS!"
• "LOOKS Similar Ten'S Back ON THE MENU, BOYS!" ^Explanation Originaly LOOKS LIKE MEAT'S BACK ON THE Menu, BOYS!, the line became infamous in role because many found it anachronistic, implying that Orcs accept restaurants.
• "What about second breakfast?"
• "You lot have my sword."
  • "And you take my bow."
  • "AND MY AX!"
• "And and then information technology begins."
• When its depressing tune played after Gandalf'south fall during his duel with the Balrog, the song "The Bridge of Khazad-dum" became used by Youtubers when parodying horrific flashbacks.
• Whatsoever Pillar of Calorie-free can be shown to terrify the Men of Gondor, for example, Elsa edifice her Ice Palace.
• "Salted pork?"
• "This has more fake endings than Return of the King!" ^Explanation Render of the King is known for having half dozen different instances of Fake-Out Fade-Out. This meme is often used to depict movies that could have ended at ii or more than scenes, just keep for much longer than when the person assumes information technology should cease.
• "All right, then. Keep your secrets."
• "Cast information technology into the fire! DESTROY IT!"
  • "No." ^Caption Isildur, possessed by the One Ring, refuses to cast it into the fire despite Elrond's request, which is wildly popular, where 1 example is fans requesting franchises to finish rebooting movies, and them refusing to do and then.
• "X calls for aid!" "And Y volition reply!" ^Explanation The originals were "Gondor" and "Rohan", respectively, but snowclones with any 2 groups are common.
• "So you accept chosen... expiry." ^Explanation Saruman's response to learning that Gandalf refused his We Can Rule Together offer and escaped, which experienced an influx of use as a reaction image/quote starting in 2017

• The North Yorkshire Constabulary Department ^Explanation In early 2020, the Due north Yorkshire law department made a Facebook post asking if anyone had information nearly the original possessor of a "distinctive" ring that was stolen in a break-in. Unbeknownst to the officers, the ring just and then happened to be a replica of the One Ring prop, leading to thousands of comments about why returning the band to its original owner is a really bad idea, and how "precious" it is. The Due north Yorkshire police eventually admitted that they demand to lookout man more than movies.
• GROND ^Explanation The battering ram in question went viral in tardily May and early on June of 2020. Grond memes chop-chop overtook unrelated Facebook shitposting groups.
• "The historic period of X is over. The fourth dimension of Y has come." ^notation Gothmog the orc captain'southward line at the autumn of Osgiliath—originally "The age of men" and "the time of the orc"—has proved fertile ground for snowclones. The most pop variation combines this line with the phrase "fuck around and find out," for when some idiot has used upwards the final of their luck, or the last of a dragon'south patience.
• "I don't call up there will exist a render journey, Mr. Frodo..."
• The conversation betwixt Gimli and Legolas is frequently used to describe Enemy Mine and Rivals Team Up situations:
  • 'I never thought I'd die fighting side past side with an elf.'
    • 'What most with a friend?'
    • 'Aye, I could exercise that'
• "If I take one more pace, it'll be the uttermost away from home I've ever been." ^Explanation In Baronial 2020, someone uploaded the entirety of Fellowship onto Youtube with the caveat that information technology repeats that line of Sam's every unmarried fourth dimension he takes a step towards Mordor, resulting in the video existence over 9 hours long.
• "Afterward all, why not? Why shouldn't I X?"
• The subtitle Return of the King has been used by many a fandom to celebrate the return of a popular character after they've been Put on a Bus.
• Theoden's aroused "Where was Gondor when the Westfold vicious?" has become a memetic rhetorical question for people to ponder, or else an excuse to really shame Gondor.
• Elrond bitterly reflects on the day Isildur failed to destroy the ring with the line "I was there, Gandalf. I was there 3000 years ago." The line has go a joke to accompany anyone's childhood memories or tasks that are no longer done (eg. lining up for the starting time Lord of the Rings pic, or removing and cleaning the ball in an quondam reckoner mouse)
• "Aragorn kommer" ^Explanation An old meme video from the Swedish fandom that gives Aragorn a pretty substantial Ron the Death Eater handling mixed with a catchy song. Also lead to many to effort and brand their own versions. Today only a partial version of the video tin be found here with the consummate original sadly actualization to exist lost forever.

1980 animated Return of the Male monarch movie

• "My favorite scene was the one where Sam starts a race anarchism." ^Explanation The scene with the iconic Villain Song "Where there'due south a whip, there's a fashion" features, well, more than or less exactly that.

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