The distance between where Treebeard picked up Merry and Pip to Treebeard's home divided by 70 thousand?

I have no clue about sam but its actually 3 yards to one ent stride!

You're forgetting my question!!!! (And by the way, I DO know the answer)

Was there really a Sam Gamgee that Tolkien knew, or did he make the name up?

(Samuel Gamgee or Samson Gamgee counts)

Tolkien did not know that there really was a Sam Gamgee until he received a letter from the gentleman on March 13, 1956 and he was very surprised indeed. Gamgee was a word used for cotton-wool, after it's inventor Sampson Gamgee.

So then it is my turn to ask the question.
What colour is an elf-stone?

Hint: Fellowship of the Ring/Flight to the Ford

if i pass, who were goldilocks took's parents, and who did she marry?

Goldilocks had no parents. She had a grandmother that lived in the forrest. Once in a while she would visit her while wearing a hood. Red, I reckon. But one time, she fell astray and got to Beorn’s territory. Famished and exhaust, she broke into one of the houses and ate three bowls of soup, laid down on a table, just the right temperature, oddly enough. Asking for the owner of that marvelous living facility, and receiving no apparent response, she dragged herself to a bed. Too hard and rough it seemed. So she lagged to yet another bed. Too dense, puffy and soft. Making it impossible to rest. Emerging from that one, she postrated in a small bed, it seemed compared to the others, but just the right size for her.
I know not if she is recalled in a tale or a chant ever after. That’s all it is told in the chronicles of the Took on that side of the family.

Samwise Gamgee and Rosie Cotton-Gamgee had a lovely baby girl, Goldilocks, who grew up and fell in love with Pippin's son, Faramir.
You can find this in the appendices of LOTR where family trees are nicely illustrated for all your favorite families.

I think that an ent strive is 10 yards but I'm not postive

Was it Bob, or that other guy with the sound-alike name who didn't work in the stables? I get them confused.

gah! beacons not palantiri so stupid is me...
Amon Din, Eilenach, Nardol, Erelas, Min-Rimmon, Calenhad, and Halifirien
What/Who is Durin's Bane?

It depends on what coneys you are talking about. I suppose, the ones found by gollum on their way to Minas Morgul...
Skinny, not fat, according to the remark made by Sam on how to stew them.
And I grant "Question Asking" privileges to Loni.

Born on the floor of a cotage and brought up to a cradle in their house on the hill.
I toss Asking priviledges to Elfwine.

Aiwendil, who was better known as ...

It has been 24 hours so I'll continue. So "oldest and fatherless" and "Tom Bombadil" are the answers.

From whence came the following lines and of whom is it about?

It's the Lay of Earendil that Bilbo made up, and it's about... guess who?.... Earendil. It's in TLOTR, when they're at Rivendell in the Hall of Fire, and Bilbo recites it.

Question, question................................. What are the names of the two wizards not in TLOTR and what are their colours?

Feanor or Curufinwe I believe.

hmmm i hope so or else i feel stoopid *touches self all over* no i feel just lovely!

Well, it was Feanor.

I'll just start a new question to avoid this thread going too far down the list.

Ehhmm...

Where is Hadhodrond

I thought of my self as a fan, but you are extreme.

lol! I feel really really really stupid now. I should read some more Tolkien.

I'd better give you a question, seeing as ARco doesn't look like he's going to give us one.

Who was the last King of ARnor? (This is an easy one to start with)

Wasn't it Arvedui? After him Isudur's heirs became Chieftains as the kingdom was over-run by the forces of the Which-king.

Elessar was King of the combined Kingdoms of Gondor and Arnor.

the colour of an elf stone is greeny see throughy colour