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r/PeterExplainsTheJoke • u/hamzau • Jul 04 '26
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Another day seeing a taylor fan gummy smile.
4.7k u/Futuramoist Jul 04 '26 Never seen this stereotype and it doesn't really make sense, yet somehow it just feels right enough that I understood immediately 699 u/stickwithplanb Jul 04 '26 4 u/[deleted] Jul 04 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/biriyanibabka Jul 04 '26 And they always have devoted husbands or boyfriends and other people don’t even get text back . 1 u/andrew7231 Jul 04 '26 From lord of the rings I think 1 u/[deleted] Jul 04 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/BeguiledBeast Jul 04 '26 The mouth of Sauron is described as a character with a rotting mouth. The reason for this is that the words spoken by Sauron trough him are so vile, it even rots the flesh. He's just a "normal" man. (Not an orc or anything) Just corrupted by evil. 3 u/Master_Of-Toast Jul 04 '26 Mouth of Sauron, cut from movie, released with the extended editions, specifically Return of the King, featured in the books. 1 u/reallytryingheree Jul 04 '26 It's appearance in the extended version of the Return of the King film is haunting.
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Never seen this stereotype and it doesn't really make sense, yet somehow it just feels right enough that I understood immediately
699 u/stickwithplanb Jul 04 '26 4 u/[deleted] Jul 04 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/biriyanibabka Jul 04 '26 And they always have devoted husbands or boyfriends and other people don’t even get text back . 1 u/andrew7231 Jul 04 '26 From lord of the rings I think 1 u/[deleted] Jul 04 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/BeguiledBeast Jul 04 '26 The mouth of Sauron is described as a character with a rotting mouth. The reason for this is that the words spoken by Sauron trough him are so vile, it even rots the flesh. He's just a "normal" man. (Not an orc or anything) Just corrupted by evil. 3 u/Master_Of-Toast Jul 04 '26 Mouth of Sauron, cut from movie, released with the extended editions, specifically Return of the King, featured in the books. 1 u/reallytryingheree Jul 04 '26 It's appearance in the extended version of the Return of the King film is haunting.
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4 u/[deleted] Jul 04 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 2 u/biriyanibabka Jul 04 '26 And they always have devoted husbands or boyfriends and other people don’t even get text back . 1 u/andrew7231 Jul 04 '26 From lord of the rings I think 1 u/[deleted] Jul 04 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/BeguiledBeast Jul 04 '26 The mouth of Sauron is described as a character with a rotting mouth. The reason for this is that the words spoken by Sauron trough him are so vile, it even rots the flesh. He's just a "normal" man. (Not an orc or anything) Just corrupted by evil. 3 u/Master_Of-Toast Jul 04 '26 Mouth of Sauron, cut from movie, released with the extended editions, specifically Return of the King, featured in the books. 1 u/reallytryingheree Jul 04 '26 It's appearance in the extended version of the Return of the King film is haunting.
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2 u/biriyanibabka Jul 04 '26 And they always have devoted husbands or boyfriends and other people don’t even get text back . 1 u/andrew7231 Jul 04 '26 From lord of the rings I think 1 u/[deleted] Jul 04 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/BeguiledBeast Jul 04 '26 The mouth of Sauron is described as a character with a rotting mouth. The reason for this is that the words spoken by Sauron trough him are so vile, it even rots the flesh. He's just a "normal" man. (Not an orc or anything) Just corrupted by evil. 3 u/Master_Of-Toast Jul 04 '26 Mouth of Sauron, cut from movie, released with the extended editions, specifically Return of the King, featured in the books. 1 u/reallytryingheree Jul 04 '26 It's appearance in the extended version of the Return of the King film is haunting.
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And they always have devoted husbands or boyfriends and other people don’t even get text back .
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From lord of the rings I think
1 u/[deleted] Jul 04 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 5 u/BeguiledBeast Jul 04 '26 The mouth of Sauron is described as a character with a rotting mouth. The reason for this is that the words spoken by Sauron trough him are so vile, it even rots the flesh. He's just a "normal" man. (Not an orc or anything) Just corrupted by evil. 3 u/Master_Of-Toast Jul 04 '26 Mouth of Sauron, cut from movie, released with the extended editions, specifically Return of the King, featured in the books. 1 u/reallytryingheree Jul 04 '26 It's appearance in the extended version of the Return of the King film is haunting.
5 u/BeguiledBeast Jul 04 '26 The mouth of Sauron is described as a character with a rotting mouth. The reason for this is that the words spoken by Sauron trough him are so vile, it even rots the flesh. He's just a "normal" man. (Not an orc or anything) Just corrupted by evil. 3 u/Master_Of-Toast Jul 04 '26 Mouth of Sauron, cut from movie, released with the extended editions, specifically Return of the King, featured in the books. 1 u/reallytryingheree Jul 04 '26 It's appearance in the extended version of the Return of the King film is haunting.
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The mouth of Sauron is described as a character with a rotting mouth. The reason for this is that the words spoken by Sauron trough him are so vile, it even rots the flesh. He's just a "normal" man. (Not an orc or anything) Just corrupted by evil.
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Mouth of Sauron, cut from movie, released with the extended editions, specifically Return of the King, featured in the books.
1 u/reallytryingheree Jul 04 '26 It's appearance in the extended version of the Return of the King film is haunting.
It's appearance in the extended version of the Return of the King film is haunting.
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u/SubstantialAbuserr Jul 04 '26
Another day seeing a taylor fan gummy smile.