Loamhedge Quotes Part 1

>> Saturday, February 27, 2010

Picture by Dawnfinder

"The rain has gone away...Clap!Clap!/and larks do sing on high./Sweet flowers open wide...Clap!Clap!/their petals to the sky!"

"Though you cannot go there,/look out for two who may,/travellers from out of the past,/returning home someday."

"So, that's the famous Bragoon and Saro. Huh, they're not as big as I thought they'd be."

"Me ribs are showin' through me fur,/I'm frightened o' the weather,/In case a sudden gust o' wind,/Whips me off like a feather./Me cheeks are sunken hollow,/An' me nose is wintry blue, lads,/Me rudder's covered in green mold,/I'm sufferin' from the Doodads!"
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Figalok waved her paws at them. "Chachafah! Shooshoo! Geroffa 'im, leave Lonna alone!" But the badger defended them. "Let them be, marm. I like the little 'uns, they're so small and friendly. Besides, they're not at all afraid of my face, the scars and stitching." Figalok shrugged. "Chaaaah, why be they 'fraid? likkle 'uns never see'd a bigbeast afore. They know ya be a goodbeast, me see dat, too. Not matter what ya lookin' like."
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"I'd stay in my chair forever, if only they were back here at Redwall."
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Martha asked the question that she had been anxious to have answered. "Aren't you afraid?" Toran rubbed his wide midriff thoughtfully. "Bless yore 'eart, pretty one, o' course we are. Only a fool'd say he wasn't. We're afraid as any sensible beast should be, but we ain't scared. Wot I mean is, we're only afraid for the safety of others-Dibbuns, an' young 'uns like yoreself. But if'n we got to do somethin' about it, we ain't scared o' vermin."
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"On the good ship Leakylea,/the captain was a frog,/the mate was a bumblebee,/And the cook was an old hedgehog./Heave haul away, twice around the bay. Yaah!/I was born at an early age,/and sent straight off to sea,/with a flea in an iron cage,/on the good ship Leakylea./Heave haul away, twice around the bay. Yaaah!"

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The Secret of Kells

>> Tuesday, February 23, 2010

I discovered this on accident, and am so very glad I did.
It's starting to get pretty famous and has won loads of awards. It looks completely stunning and I can't wait to see it!

"A tour-de-force!"
"Absolutely luscious to behold!"
- Variety

"Stunning! A cascade of light, color and wonder burst from the screen!"
- The Irish Times

"Holds the spectator in a waking dream from beginning to end!"
- Le Monde

"Visually ravishing and doused in Celtic magic! Captivatingly original!"
- Screen Daily

"Pure magic! The Secret of Kells leaves you stunned by its originality, audacity and pure artistry!"
- Newsarama







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NEW REDWALL BOOK!


Today, the 21st Redwall book came out!!!!!
Four new things, however:

.New artist Sean Rubin (I LOVE his Celtic designs in the book!)
.Instead of being split into three sections, this is the first Redwall novel to have four.
.The Redwall header has been redesigned.
.A Mole Warrior! (And he has a war hammer! *Love*)

Eulaliaaaaaa!

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Can't Wait

>> Friday, February 19, 2010

Movies I'm most looking forward to in 2010. I can't wait!


March-How to Train Your Dragon


May-Letters to Juliet, Prince of Persia




July-The Last Airbender, The Sorcerer's Apprentice




September-Guardians of Ga'hoole

November-Rapunzel, Harry Potter 7/Part 1

December-The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

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A Thousand Words

>> Sunday, February 14, 2010







I dunno. I just love LOVE.


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Finally!

>> Friday, February 12, 2010


Yes, after months of waiting, PERCY JACKSON AND THE LIGHTNING THEIF is finally out in theaters!!!

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Triss Quotes

>> Tuesday, February 9, 2010


Picture by Dawnfinder

Were days that long, was grass so green,/In seasons of youthful desire,/Roaming o'er seas of aquamarine,/Where westering suns drown in fire?/'Cross mountain, forest and river,/I'd wander, carefree and bold,/Never heeding the days to come,/When I'd wake up, slow and old./Oh, how the silent summer noon,/Warms dusty memories,/In an orchard, midst my dreams,/'Neath verdant, shadeful trees./Come visit me, you little ones,/Hear stories, songs, and rhymes,/A roving warrior's saga,/Of far-gone golden times.

"Dibbuns Against Bedtime, that's wot Dab means."

"Haharr, me old mateys, welcome aboard the Stopdog!" Sagax looked at him questioningly. "The Stopdog?" Kroova winked and gave him a rougish grin. "Aye, that's the last thing I 'eard those searats hollerin' after me. 'Stop, dog!' So that's wot I called 'er, the Stopdog!"

"Summer summer summer sun,/Can't catch me 'cos off I'll run,/I'll dash into the stawb'rry patch/An' every one I see I'll snatch./Gobble it up, right down the hatch,/A fine tummyache I'll catch, I'll catch,/ A fine tummyache I'll catch!"

"Poor blighters. Fancy perishin' from lack of tuck and a measly drop t'drink. Good grief, it boggles the blinkin' imagination, wot. I'd jolly well die before I'd let that happen t'me!"

"Stan' aside an' give way, soldier rat. Where a Freebooter goes, 'is weapons go too!"

"Oh, say something, Malbun, say something. Don't leave me alone here like this!"

"My old ma will be standin' at the cottage door with a jolly brave smile on her face, hidin' the blinkin' tears, I know she will. Boohoohoo!" Sagax sat up, sniffing and wiping at his eyes. "Waahahaaa! But you don't live in a dear old cottage, you live in a whacking great mountain, just like me. Waahaaah!" The hare used his long ears to mop at his eyes. "Jolly nice thought, though, ain't it. Boohoohoo!"

Welfo took the food without even glancing at the spoon as it was brought to her mouth; her eyes were fixed on Urtica. The young hedgehog sat staring silently back at her, the flowers still clutched in his paw. The visitors stood in silence for what seemed like an age, as both Welfo and Urtica seemed unaware of their presence. Shogg interrupted, asking and answering his own questions. "Ahoy there, Welfo me ole mate, 'ow are ye?" "Oh, Shogg, I'm fine, I'm much better, thank you!" "Ho, that's nice, now git yoreself well, missie, an' eat lots o' good vittles." "Oh, I will. Thank you for coming to see me!" "Aye, an' thank ye for chattin' t'me, mate. Nice talkin' t'ye!"

"Way haul away! Way haul away!"

"I wish I could stay and pay her back for murdering poor old Drufo. I'd give her the same chance she gave him. None!"

"Righty ho, rabbit, we'll let you'n yore mates live, but you'd better 'ope yore rich pappas an' mammas stump up plenty, or ye'll be fed to the sharks, one at a time. D'ye unnerstand?" scarum shook his head in mock admiration of the Freebooter. "I say, sir, you're a born genius, what jolly clever thinkin'. I'd shake your paw heartily if I weren't tied up at the moment!"

"Go on, then, h'eddicated rabbit, sing us a ditty." Scarum bobbed his ears politely. "These ropes are pretty tight." The silver fox raised his axe meaningly. "Never mind tellin' us the name o' the ditty, just sing it!"

"Ole fools, brave perilous fools, why did ye try it?"

Fear and hate suffused the hamster's face. "That's the pawring of King Sarengo. I've seen it many a time, aye, an' wearin' it. See that scar over my left eye? Those black stones did that. Sarengo just laughed when 'e saw me lyin' on the floor with blood runnin' down me face. Oh, I've seen it before, mate, believe me!"

Kurda pushed by him and slew a shrew with a sabre thrust. "See, dey die, same as any odder beast. You turn back an' I slay you, too."

"You do know the way to a chap's heart, miss, or is it his stomach? Same thing."

"Midday sun shines bright for you,/Twixt leaning ash and poison gold,/Where the greenrock hidden lies,/For keen eyes to behold."

Triss wiped her eyes with the back of a paw. "I've known Shogg ever since I can recall-we were slaves together. First I lost my father, then Drufo, and now Shogg, the best friend I ever had, is gone. Stay away from me, Sagax, I'm bad luck to know!"

Sturdy-lookin' bumpkins, big healthy hedgehog types. Spoke quite oddly, I can tell you. Theein' an' thouin' an thyin', bit of a rum do, wot?"

I can still recall the words he spoke then:Bend your back beneath the lash,/Straighten it and feel some more,/Sleep and wake, work and starve,/That is what a slave is for./Speak in whispers, never smile,/Serve the masters, bow your head./The only time a slave is free,/Is when that slave is dead.

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The Last Airbender-Super Bowl Spot

>> Friday, February 5, 2010

Yes! Finally-A new trailer! Or, if you want to be specific, TV Spot.
Whatever you want to call it, just call it awesome.

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La Musique II

Songs that got stuck in my head. You've never heard them but I love them!

May I-Trading Yesterday





Arizona-Hey Monday




River Flows Through You-Yiruma



Nothing Left to Lose-Needtobreathe
(You may recognize this song from the Extraordinary Measures trailer)




The Blood of Cu Cuchulainn-Mychael & Jeff Danna

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Best Redwall Characters

>> Monday, February 1, 2010




















Pictures by Jenkast & 1-renaissance

Here is my list of the most heroic, most funny, most memorable, or just plain awesome characters scattered without the Redwall series:

Redwall-Constance, Winifred, Basil, Jess

Mossflower-Gingivere, Gonff, Martin (of course), Amber, Mask

Mattimeo-Orlando, Auma, Cheek, Matthias, Elmtail(even though he only appears for 3 seconds)

Mariel of Redwall-Mariel, Joseph, Saxtus, Simeon, Kybo(yes, a searat), Rosie, Oak Tom

Salamandastron-Thrugg, Dumble, Sapwood, Samkin, Ferren

Martin the Warrior-Keyla, Felldoh, Barkjon,Treefoil, Brome

Bellmaker-Rab, Muta, Greenbeck(again; he only appears 3 seconds), Blaggut, Finnbar Galedeep

Outcast of Redwall-Sunflash, Redfarl, Skipperjo, Veil, Sabretache, Firdance

Pearls of Lutra-Skipper, Romsca, Craklyn, Martin II, Grath

Long Patrol-Tammo, Russa, Arven, Skipper, Midge, Perigord, Cregga
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Marlfox-Dippler, Dan, Sollertree

Legend of Luke-Trimp, Martin, Garraway, Folgrim, Ranguvar

Lord Brocktree-Brocktree, Dotti, Fleetscut, Jukka, Stiffener, Brogolaw

Taggerung-Vallug, Broggle, Fwirl, Skipper, Nimbalo, Grissoul, Tagg

Triss-Tazzin, Kroova, Malbun, Triss, Mokug

Loamhedge-Saro, Bragoon, Lonna, Martha

Rakkety Tam-Doogy, Tam, Brook, Armel, Melenda(his daughter in the epilogue)

High Rhulain-Girry, Leatho, Kolun, Banya, Tiria, Cuthbert

Eulalia-Gorath, Maudie, Skipper, Rangval, Salixa

Doomwyte-Bosie, Bisky, Dwink, Samolus, Dubble, Zaran

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I Am An Otter

You're an otter, mate! Another good friend of Redwall, you are a natural swimmer and a deadly fighter especially with a long bow or javellin. Camp Willow is your home, just as Redwall is your second home. You have a good heart and a strong sense of loyalty. You absolutely love Shrimp and Hotroot soup, living by the motto "Ain't nothing 'otter for an Otter!".

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