Why would Middle Earth use miles to measure distance?

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May 19, 2015
8:06:59am

BYUBandfan

Why would Middle Earth use miles to measure distance?

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BYUBandfan

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POLL: Geek Poll.

JayOwen

5/19/15 7:27am

RE: POLL: Geek Poll.

Hotty-Toddy-Reb

5/19/15 7:31am

And that is the only reason I included exactly 500 miles.

JayOwen

5/19/15 7:34am

I thought it was 3 miles, 4 tops.

BYUALWAYSNUM1

5/19/15 7:44am

It probably felt like 500 miles for Hobbits.

BluePete

5/19/15 7:46am

It's a trick Sam walked more than Froto

stonecougar

5/19/15 7:47am

The correct answer is

jreid191

5/19/15 7:54am

RE: The correct answer is

JayOwen

5/19/15 7:57am

Why would Middle Earth use miles to measure distance?

BYUBandfan

5/19/15 8:06am

Phew, they didn't have to cross into Mexico.

5/19/15 8:07am

What villian names his own hideout Mt. Doom? Pretentious.

5/19/15 7:59am

I guess he always had an eye for it. #grandpajokes

5/19/15 8:11am

Would've been much funnier without the #jokeexplainer picture.

MantiCoug

5/19/15 8:22am

the first option makes no sense.

Belboz

5/19/15 8:40am

Didn't it take like 3 years to get there?

mudpupper

5/19/15 8:40am

Fun fact: Tolkien intended Middle Earth to be an ancient version of Earth. The

db59840

5/19/15 8:49am

Don't know why they didn't just do this....

Ode to Hoy

5/19/15 9:03am

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