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Those hats remind me of the lousy imitation christmas trees they had in the 70's. Think tinsel tied to pipe cleaners and you get the general idea. If people thought those things looked at all like actual plants, the only one they were fooling was themselves.
OK, you know the part in MacBeth where the witches' prophesy says that the forest will attack him? And it turns out to be an army with Tree branches in their hats? Well, a young J. R. R. Tolkien once saw a production of MacBeth and was disappointed that it didn't involve actual animated trees. Thus was the inspiration for the Ents.
Those hats remind me of the lousy imitation christmas trees they had in the 70's. Think tinsel tied to pipe cleaners and you get the general idea. If people thought those things looked at all like actual plants, the only one they were fooling was themselves.
<img src="http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-JWa0wZIEnVQ/TzhBaOnN7gI/AAAAAAAABDs/KqTp_QkCypg/s1600/Christmas+Tree008.jpg" width="500">
Are you saying trees don't grow this color?
I've seen big wads of aluminum swarf from lathes that look just like that, save for the blue ornaments.
"WE'RE INVISIBLE. YOU CAN'T SEE US."
"Hey Bob the girls camp is this way, you're point towards the boys camp"
"Yes yes Nigel I know"
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OK, you know the part in MacBeth where the witches' prophesy says that the forest will attack him? And it turns out to be an army with Tree branches in their hats? Well, a young J. R. R. Tolkien once saw a production of MacBeth and was disappointed that it didn't involve actual animated trees. Thus was the inspiration for the Ents.