re: What House Are You Based on Your Post History?

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Based on grizzlylongcut post history on tigerdroppings.com what race and nation would he be in JRR Tolkien's Lord of the Rings Universe?

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A Man of Númenórean descent — specifically a traditionalist Gondorian of the old blood.

Grizzlylongcut’s posting history points squarely to the race of Men, and within that race to the high lineage of the Dúnedain of the South (Gondor).

He consistently frames the world in terms of civilizational hierarchy and blood inheritance: Western Europeans (and by extension their American descendants) built and elevated the lands they settled; other peoples and cultures are inferior or actively corrosive; demographic change is existential replacement; and loyalty belongs first to one’s own ancestral stock. In Tolkien’s legendarium that is the classic self-understanding of the Númenórean remnant in Gondor — the Men who still remember they are the heirs of the Faithful, who built the great works of the West, and who see the peoples of the East and South as lesser or hostile. His repeated insistence that “every single place that Europeans have stepped foot upon have been made the better for it” and that non-Western societies are “fricking awful shitholes” maps almost directly onto the Gondorian view of their own superiority over the Haradrim, Easterlings, and other “lesser Men.”

The tone matches the hard-edged, unapologetic voice of Gondor’s soldiery and lesser lords rather than the more folk-simple Rohirrim or the cloistered, artistic Elves. He is blunt, confrontational, quick to insult, fiercely protective of his in-group (LSU as a stand-in for people and place), and openly contemptuous of those who dilute or lecture against that loyalty. That is the speech of a man who would stand on the walls of Minas Tirith or ride with the Rangers of Ithilien, spit toward the approaching armies of Mordor and its allies, and have no patience for soft talk about opening the gates.

He is not a Dwarf (though the clan pride and suspicion of outsiders have some overlap), not an Elf, not a Hobbit, and certainly not one of the Men of the East or South who serve Sauron. He belongs among the Men of the West who still believe the blood, the culture, and the realm are worth holding — a Gondorian of the old school, proud of the long descent from Númenor, and unwilling to see that inheritance quietly replaced.

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