Iirc the books themselves didn't say, but Tolkien's letters say something to the effect of the Istari only having vague memories of their time as Maia, with the exception of things that they were explicitly meant to remember, e.g. Olórin's memories of being sent back after his physical death while fighting Durin's Bane.
They know that they are, in our parlance, embodied angels or minor gods, but they don't remember a ton of where they came from
The right wing has never supported veterans
"G'day cunts" goes over either extremely well or extremely poorly, with no in-between
Better than 50 gallon drums of napalm
So it's more like RC Aces then
At that point aren't they RC professionals?
I mean, depends what the factory makes
What do you mean backfires?
Pfft, seems perfectly cromulent to me.
Everybody knows Ohio is bad.
Oh, you meant the slang term
Closely followed by surprisedpikachu.jpg when nobody's using it
The text when I try to type comments (but not the text in the search bar or, as I'm just now learning, here in the 'post body' text box) is white, and I can't find the setting to change it. Obviously I could change my background back to the default blue that it was, but that's the opposite of a solution.
Anybody know?
That's a very good question, and one that I don't know the answer to. I would guess no, as the point of the Istari losing their memories was to make them more like the people they were sent to save; it's not something about being embodied that made them lose their bodyless memories, it was part of their mission. The balrogs had no such mission