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<blockquote data-quote="Zippo" data-source="post: 576478" data-attributes="member: 5187"><p>Half a moment!' said Pippin. Putting his hand inside the breast of his jacket he pulled out a little soft wallet on a string. 'I keep a treasure or two near my skin, as precious as Rings to me. Here's one: my old wooden pipe. And here's another: an unused one. I have carried it a long way, though I don't know why. I never really expected to find any pipe-weed on the journey, when my own ran out. But now it comes in useful after all.' He held up a small pipe with a wide flattened bowl, and handed it to Gimli. 'Does that settle the score between us?' he said.</p><p> 'Settle it!' cried Gimli. 'Most noble hobbit, it leaves me deep in your debt.'"</p><p></p><p>- J.R.R. Tolkien, <em>The Two Towers</em> (1954)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zippo, post: 576478, member: 5187"] Half a moment!' said Pippin. Putting his hand inside the breast of his jacket he pulled out a little soft wallet on a string. 'I keep a treasure or two near my skin, as precious as Rings to me. Here's one: my old wooden pipe. And here's another: an unused one. I have carried it a long way, though I don't know why. I never really expected to find any pipe-weed on the journey, when my own ran out. But now it comes in useful after all.' He held up a small pipe with a wide flattened bowl, and handed it to Gimli. 'Does that settle the score between us?' he said. 'Settle it!' cried Gimli. 'Most noble hobbit, it leaves me deep in your debt.'" - J.R.R. Tolkien, [I]The Two Towers[/I] (1954) [/QUOTE]
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