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#1 Mr_Miscellany Sep 01, 2011 11:14:26	I have a question. Well, two, actually. First, what kind of Troll lives in a house? Second, what kind of Troll lives with other Trolls? Ick! Out here in the Bay Area, they are so nice as to rebuild my bridge for me.
#2 bone_naga Sep 01, 2011 11:31:58	I believe that some trolls in Norse mythology lived in houses and sometimes with other trolls. Also, www.thetrollhouse.com/ www.trolltown.com/housetroll.html
#3 draco1119 Sep 01, 2011 11:35:47	I have a question. Well, two, actually. First, what kind of Troll lives in a house? Second, what kind of Troll lives with other Trolls? Ick! Out here in the Bay Area, they are so nice as to rebuild my bridge for me. A) The cute kind. B) You never read Tolkien, did you? C) Oh, you mean the one they rebuilt 20 years ago because they didn't take earthquakes into account?  The one that had some dumb ass take his daughter hostage on Veterans' Day last year?  That Bay Bridge?
#4 Mr_Miscellany Sep 01, 2011 12:18:55	Why thank you, bone_naga, draco1119 and Phantom_Reporter. That will be all. ;)
#5 The_Silversword Sep 02, 2011 4:16:05	This book explains it all.
#6 Timmeh Sep 02, 2011 8:05:18	Oh. So it's not just a house of trolls, it's a castle of trolls! The Otter and the Troll is an old-fashioned fairytale about the true meaning of sharing. It has all of the classic elements to spark a child’s imagination. Castles, fairies, and trolls abound in this majestic tale of a lonely little river otter looking for a home and a family to share it with. Is Mr. Miscellany finding a home?
#7 Mr_Miscellany Sep 02, 2011 11:22:51	no I like how that book is dedicated "To Stinky". That. Is. Awesome.
#8 Robin_Hoodlum Sep 04, 2011 10:40:21	no
#9 Robin_Hoodlum Sep 04, 2011 10:44:52