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Uecil

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    Well if our little shakespeare [*cough* In learning *cough*] here, won't read up, then I'll just have to speak in iambic pentametre like I already have. XD

    And subject him to more Shakespeare related stuff.
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    lol okay good luck on that ^^
     
    Uecil

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    romeo and julitet watching that film and how it ended left me breathless :O
     

    Alexithymia~

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    I can sort of picture Shakespeare with a... Noctowl. Just sitting by a writing desk, scribbling away~

    Or fighting with a Smeargle as it painted all over his work.
     

    Pamela

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    I see Shakespeare with a Duskull.

    Ah, I remember performing "The Comedy of Errors" in 8th and reading Romeo and Juliet and some other Shakespearean play in 9th~

    We also saw Hamlet (and spoke its name while in the presence of the actors; no one died or got hurt, from what I saw) performed, though I kinda fell asleep during part of it (it was, like, 10 in the morning and I had woken up at 6, OK?).
     

    Feign

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    Pamela said:
    I see Shakespeare with a Duskull.

    Ah, I remember performing "The Comedy of Errors" in 8th and reading Romeo and Juliet and some other Shakespearean play in 9th~

    We also saw Hamlet (and spoke its name while in the presence of the actors; no one died or got hurt, from what I saw) performed, though I kinda fell asleep during part of it (it was, like, 10 in the morning and I had woken up at 6, OK?).
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    I think you meant Macbeth (aka That Scottish Play), the curse only refers to when being inside a theatre. ;)
     

    Cheesymitten

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    Feign said:
    I think you meant Macbeth (aka That Scottish Play), the curse only refers to when being inside a theatre. ;)
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    .. You just reminded me of something funny from Black Adder then xD
    The debt must be repaid *pinches eachothers noses*
     

    Cheesymitten

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    I think the curse has worn off so people should stop saying it.
    Also from a gimps point of view we are technically not saying it 8D
    5 pound for each person that now says it aloud
     

    Cheesymitten

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    No as in a nerdy pointless ugly should-not-be-existing-person
    That's kind of a gimp, I think there's moar..
     
    Platina Berlitz

    Platina Berlitz

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    Urbandictionary says: An insult implying that someone is incompetent, stupid, etc. Can also be used to imply that the person is uncool or can't/won't do what everyone else is doing.
     
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