Balrogs don't have wings, by the way.
I don't think they can talk either, although I am not sure about that.
I'm sure that they don't have wings though.
Now, whether they can fly or not is another thing. They are Maia after all.
And for the record, Gandalf did die, just thought you should know. 
Archers Roxxors!
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*Yawns*Balrogs don't have wings, by the way.
I don't think they can talk either, although I am not sure about that.
I'm sure that they don't have wings though.
Now, whether they can fly or not is another thing. They are Maia after all.
And for the record, Gandalf did die, just thought you should know.
What? Where the heck did this occur in the LoTR trilogy without my noticing? More information needed, judgement reserved.
If you want proof that Balrogs don't fly, besides in his letters, then look in the Silmarillion. When the great rivers of lava burst forth from Angband it says that they "Ran" as swift as Balrogs. Now, why would they run if they had wings? Because they don't.
Tolkien also wrote that Gandalf's death and resurrection was just a coincidence and had nothing to do with being symbolic of Christ's death and resurrection, which many people thought.
Archers Roxxors!
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Piper had this to say about Punky Brewster:
We were at the mall, and Drysart got this funny look on his face and said, "....I feel a disturbance in the force... we must go home." He fingered his banstick nervously as he speeded down the road...
Roofles.
Hey, do I get to be sexiest bald man on the boards now, with Delidgamond gone?
quote:You get to be the only bald guy here on the board.
Comrade Snoota probably says this to all the girls:
Roofles.Hey, do I get to be sexiest bald man on the boards now, with Delidgamond gone?
