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YOU DARE LEAVE THE ROTTING FRUITS OF YOUR INCOMPETANCE AT MY DOOR STEP 
HEHEH i said that to somebody at work yesterday | |
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did they back away from you very slowly?  | |
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We say that in England - what a great phrase.  | |
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Spookymuffin said: We say that in England - what a great phrase.
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evenstar3 said: Spookymuffin said: We say that in England - what a great phrase.
Fuck off! We made your country what it is today and you just spat out the beautiful cultural heritage we bestowed upon you! | |
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Spookymuffin said: evenstar3 said: Fuck off! We made your country what it is today and you just spat out the beautiful cultural heritage we bestowed upon you! Oh please  The English are so dramatic. | |
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evenstar3 said: Spookymuffin said: Fuck off! We made your country what it is today and you just spat out the beautiful cultural heritage we bestowed upon you! Oh please The English are so dramatic.Yes, we also had Shakespeare. | |
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Spookymuffin said: evenstar3 said: Oh please The English are so dramatic.Yes, we also had Shakespeare. Who might not have actually been the author of all that work!  | |
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evenstar3 said: Spookymuffin said: Yes, we also had Shakespeare. Who might not have actually been the author of all that work! We know it was 2 other Englishmen; his name is an anagram of them. but for simplicity's sake, we call them one entity - Shakespeare. | |
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Spookymuffin said: evenstar3 said: Who might not have actually been the author of all that work! We know it was 2 other Englishmen; his name is an anagram of them. but for simplicity's sake, we call them one entity - Shakespeare.Really? Who was it actually?  | |
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evenstar3 said: Spookymuffin said: We know it was 2 other Englishmen; his name is an anagram of them. but for simplicity's sake, we call them one entity - Shakespeare.Really? Who was it actually? Two guys; I can't remember their names as I'm recounting history from when I was 12 years old
http://en.wikipedia.org/w...hakespeare | |
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Spookymuffin said: evenstar3 said: Really? Who was it actually? Two guys; I can't remember their names as I'm recounting history from when I was 12 years old
http://en.wikipedia.org/w...hakespeare It's still not absolutely conclusive, though. Homoerotic allusions in a number of his works have led commentators to contemplate Shakespeare's possible bisexuality. While 26 of the Sonnets are love poems addressed to a married woman (the "Dark Lady"), 126 are addressed to a young man (known as the "Fair Lord"). The amorous tone of the latter group, which focuses on the young man's beauty and the writer's devotion, has all along been interpreted as suggestive evidence for Shakespeare's being bisexual. For example, in 1954, C.S. Lewis wrote that the sonnets are "too lover-like for ordinary male friendship" (although he added that they are not the poetry of "full-blown pederasty") and that he "found no real parallel to such language between friends in the sixteenth-century literature."[27] Nonetheless, others interpret them as referring to intense friendship rather than sexual love.
That aspect of the sonnets is fascinating to me  | |
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evenstar3 said:[quote] Spookymuffin said: It's still not absolutely conclusive, though. Homoerotic allusions in a number of his works have led commentators to contemplate Shakespeare's possible bisexuality. While 26 of the Sonnets are love poems addressed to a married woman (the "Dark Lady"), 126 are addressed to a young man (known as the "Fair Lord"). The amorous tone of the latter group, which focuses on the young man's beauty and the writer's devotion, has all along been interpreted as suggestive evidence for Shakespeare's being bisexual. For example, in 1954, C.S. Lewis wrote that the sonnets are "too lover-like for ordinary male friendship" (although he added that they are not the poetry of "full-blown pederasty") and that he "found no real parallel to such language between friends in the sixteenth-century literature."[27] Nonetheless, others interpret them as referring to intense friendship rather than sexual love.
That aspect of the sonnets is fascinating to me You can't prove Shakespeare wasn't himself conclusively, but you can look at evidence. I actually just studied that aspect of Shakespeare as part of the portrayal of men in Renaissance art and literature. It was interesting. | |
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Terilicious said: u ain't right | |
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.....and people are goin' around bitchin' and writing little songs about MY posts????  | |
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luv4all7 said: .....and people are goin' around bitchin' and writing little songs about MY posts????
i like your posts  | |
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I want a t-shirt with that on it! But, I'm not sure how it would look stretched over my rack 
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applekisses said: I want a t-shirt with that on it! But, I'm not sure how it would look stretched over my rack
Splendid!!! "Nobody makes me bleed my own blood...NOBODY!"
johnart says: "I'm THE shit" | |
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ThreadCula said: applekisses said: I want a t-shirt with that on it! But, I'm not sure how it would look stretched over my rack
Splendid!!! Thanks, gurl | |
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applekisses said: I want a t-shirt with that on it! But, I'm not sure how it would look stretched over my rack
How about this instead?  | |
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Fauxie said: applekisses said: I want a t-shirt with that on it! But, I'm not sure how it would look stretched over my rack
How about this instead? 
And check out the shorts. | |
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Fauxie said: applekisses said: I want a t-shirt with that on it! But, I'm not sure how it would look stretched over my rack
How about this instead? | |
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Spookymuffin said: evenstar3 said: Fuck off! We made your country what it is today and you just spat out the beautiful cultural heritage we bestowed upon you! You have to give credit to the Greeks and Romans for the advancement of civilization and culture,too. Philosophy, laws, city states, etc. Everything I know, I learned from Monty Python, (Life of Brian) and Gibbon's "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire". [Edited 11/14/06 8:10am] | |
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xplnyrslf said: Spookymuffin said: Fuck off! We made your country what it is today and you just spat out the beautiful cultural heritage we bestowed upon you! You have to give credit to the Greeks and Romans for the advancement of civilization and culture,too. Philosophy, laws, city states, etc. Everything I know, I learned from Monty Python, (Life of Brian) and Gibbon's "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire". [Edited 11/14/06 8:10am] maybe that's where all their dramatic tendencies come from as well? | |
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i like that statement. i'm gonna use it at the most opportune time heh heh | |
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