24 Mar 2005 at 19:23 - 20
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Originally Posted by William of Orange
troll
n.
A supernatural creature of Scandinavian folklore, variously portrayed as a friendly or mischievous dwarf or as a giant, that lives in caves, in the hills, or under bridges.
un·guent (nggwnt)
n.
A soothing or medicinal salve
I know I've kind of touched on this before, but I still have no idea how the two go together. And I have no idea whether or not to think it's made from some part of a troll, or just for trolls. But if it were for trolls, then why would Rangers be drinking it, unless.....
I believe that troll unguent is merely the medical salve trolls use on themselves. For instance, lets say a particularly smart bear breed gets hurt, but they have a substance made out of mud and certain insects they put on their wounds to keep them from being infected. To the "bears" this would have some important name to them like Neosporin, but to the human race we would merely call it bear unguent or bear salve... because of where it's origins are from and where we see it used the most.
Lansing Kai Don