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Bilbo finding a random ass ring in the pitch black labyrinth of an underground cave.
He didnβt just randomly find it. Itβs a magic ring that wants to be found and get back to its master.
A random-ass ring, or a random ass-ring?
A ring for a random ass sounds weird. I mean, those random people gotta object or at least be surprised, no?
Mama said that a random ass-ring is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you're gonna get.
That escalated pretty hard, didn't it?