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- Thread starter Ike Stain
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Once again you prove your ignorance, you angry little man.
What I wrote's not even poetry. (Few can touch the Bard on that level. It's like trying to compete with Hendrix on guitar. Even the most skillful fall short.)
It's a common misconception that the plays were all verse. You obviously don't know Shakespeare very well. Any person of reasonable intelligence would have apprehended that I was speaking of the manner of comeback, not the language.
sex & comedy are certainly intertwined in my love life. . .whenever a woman sees me naked she starts laughing!
Case. Point.
Thank you mrtrebus!
TheOrangeCat
AFK..being taken to the vet to get neutered.
You have two problems here:
1. Most of the people who desperately need to get laid get all hostile and angry when told so, because they think (probably correctly) that their need is a direct reflection of their their failure to procure (by whatever method) the appropriate quality and quantity of poon necessary to meet their sexual needs.
2. The sheer number of people with severe IDS (Irony Deficiency Syndrome) means you are guaranteed a substantial volume of ignorant hate for being both correct and clever.
mrtrebus
I'm too lazy to set a usertitle.
Er yes the plays were all verse. But the poems were all. . .er poems.
& your manner of comeback was in no way comparable to The Bard. . .to even mention him in the same breath as your comment is linguistic heresy. Shame on you.
Shame.
On.
You.
That is simply not correct. Your education was clearly substandard.
mrtrebus
I'm too lazy to set a usertitle.
No it wasn't. The correct thing to say would be that my English literature education was substandard. You cannot extrapolate from my comment that my education, which would include the whole spectrum of disciplines, was substandard.
There is no evidence for that.
I know. I was insulting you! (I thought that's kinda what we were doing...)
Can I just say, for people who accuse us of dragging the conversation on the forum down to new depths,
when was the last time there was a debate (well, pissing match) on such a lofty subject as Shakespeare?
Here's a good fact: Did you know in Elizabethan England "dog" was common slang for the human sexpussy.
(I often wonder if that was in anyway an inspiration for the great Cramps song:
mrtrebus
I'm too lazy to set a usertitle.
This is where the phrase "I'm going to see a man about a dog" originates, although it now means I'm going to do a toilet it had a very different but acceptable meaning in the olde days.
VERYNICE! :hatsoff: