Bilbo Baggins VS Frodo Baggins

This Rumble ended on 2004-03-06 00:00:00.0.

Bilbo Baggins


92 Votes

Race: Hobbit
Favorite Possession: A Hobbit's Tale
Favorite Adventure: There and back again
Best Friend: Gandalf the Grey
Name Something you've borrowed, found or stolen: The One Ring
Favorite Quote: "I am the friend of bears and the guest of eagles. I am Rigwinner and Luckwearer; and I am Barrel-rider."
Is the glass half-empty or half-full?: Why yes, yes it is.
Favorite color: green on yellow, or yellow on green
Describe where you live: In a hole in the ground. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole, it is a hobbit-hole and that means comfort.

Frodo Baggins


56 Votes

Race: Hobbit Favorite Possession: Galadriel's light.
Favorite Adventure: Scouring of the Shire.
Best Friend: Samwise Gamgee
Name Something you've borrowed, found or stolen: One of the Fellowship' boats.
Favorite Quote: "Sharkey!"
Is the glass half-empty or half-full?: Doesn't matter as long as the pitcher is full.
Favorite color: Forest green.
Describe where you live: In Buckland at Brandy Hall, the ancestral home of the Brandybucks.


“Ahhh, so it comes to this now does it?” Bilbo puffed on his pipe while giving his adversary a knowing look. In all of the Shire everyone knew that the Baggins held the record for spitting watermelon seeds. The contest had been fierce, Paddie Proudfoot had spewed out a seed to over twenty feet in distance to come into the lead. Yet both Bilbo and Frodo spit slightly farther and the Proudfoot kicked the dirt complaining of Baggin’s luck and having to spit into an unfavorable wind.

Now it came down to just the two Baggins. Frodo versus Bilbo. The older hobbit looked at his young nephew and gave him a hawkish glance. “Do you want to make this a bit more worth your while my boy? You know when Gandalf took me away from here all those many years ago I got lost in the goblin catacombs below the mountains and there I found a ring.”

Frodo had heard this tale many times before. “Yes, I remember and you tricked the horrible creature Gollum to get it.”

A bit put off by his nephew’s rude behavior at finishing what was promising to be a good tale Bilbo frowned and continued. “Yes, I got the ring and though I dread to part with it I would be willing to bet that I could out-spit you for this… precious… piece of gold. What say you?”

“Uncle Bilbo I could never take your ring,” Frodo said looking worried.

“Oh I don’t think you will be my boy. I have no worries that the ring shall be with me for a long time to come.” Bilbo took a swig of ale and popped a watermelon seed into his mouth. “Let’s begin shall we? Best three out of five.”

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