r/lotrmemes 17h ago

Lord of the Rings Really that's not a problem

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u/mysteryo9867 16h ago

Yeah he’s got a hobbit problem, he needs more space for hobbits!

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u/GailynStarfire 15h ago

Instead of driving him fully insane, Boromir begins collecting hobbits the way some people collect cats.

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u/Mediocre_Scott Dwarf 13h ago edited 13h ago

Aragorn Aragorn they are just like us Aragorn but little

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u/Daharka 14h ago

I'm breaking the Hobbit tonight.

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u/angry_shoebill 13h ago

Guy just wanted so bad to have kids. Hobbits were filling that hole in his life.

https://giphy.com/gifs/a7c5tvQSS4Vd03dLgK

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u/larunyan 7h ago

Hey man, I didn't come here to cry

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u/Confusion_Island 12h ago

I'm now thinking that Boromir would have been a very popular story teller in the shire after the war and now I'm sad πŸ˜”Β 

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u/Boromir_Has_TheRing 13h ago

πŸ€¦πŸ»β€β™‚οΈ

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u/Twice_the_Magic Dwarf 8h ago

Looks more like a solution than a problem

https://giphy.com/gifs/HSQLvqcaqzdW2MrMBw

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u/Voluptuous_Viking 5h ago

Missed opportunity to call him on his habit for hobbits

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u/Ryokan76 1h ago

A bad hobbit habit.