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  • maybe_babymaybe_baby
    Can we have a Shakespeare appriciation thread?
  • Kap10Kap10
    maybe_baby said:

    Can we have a Shakespeare appriciation thread?

    Waiting with bated breath for the spelling police

  • maybe_babymaybe_baby
    Kap10 said:

    maybe_baby said:

    Can we have a Shakespeare appriciation thread?

    Waiting with bated breath for the spelling police

    I have a loose tooth so not offisally a smelling miscake.

  • Kap10Kap10
    maybe_baby said:

    Kap10 said:

    maybe_baby said:

    Can we have a Shakespeare appriciation thread?

    Waiting with bated breath for the spelling police

    I have a loose tooth so not offisally a smelling miscake.

    Phats gud two no

  • MiserableoldgitMiserableoldgit
    http://shakespeare.mit.edu/
  • maybe_babymaybe_baby
    Kap10 said:

    maybe_baby said:

    Kap10 said:

    maybe_baby said:

    Can we have a Shakespeare appriciation thread?

    Waiting with bated breath for the spelling police

    I have a loose tooth so not offisally a smelling miscake.

    Phats gud two no



    Molar let slide?

  • stilladdictedstilladdicted
    I have a copy of the collected woks of William Shakespeare if that would be of any help.
  • SE18AddickSE18Addick
    Oggy Red said:

    Well, Phuket !!


    There couple weeks back. Nice place.
  • TelMc32TelMc32
    stilladdicted said:

    I have a copy of the collected woks of William Shakespeare if that would be of any help.

    Was that his lesser-celebrated oriental cookbook?
  • seth plumseth plum
    Shakespeare wasn't too arsed about spelling himself, spelling his own name in different ways. The spelling, grammar, punctuation correct English police, seem to have been created by anally retentive Victorians to pin our language and writing down to a fixed point which they called correct or proper English. The debate should really be about communication, if you know what 'c u L8er m8' means that could be argued as good enough.
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  • ValiantphilValiantphil
    We could check the understanding of others by ending each sentence with:

    "do you know what I mean?"

    I'm sure this would only enrich one of the most widely spoke languages in the world.
  • SilentAddickSilentAddick
    You know, this is so true, you know!
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    Valiantphil said:

    We could check the understanding of others by ending each sentence with:

    "do you know what I mean?"

    I'm sure this would only enrich one of the most widely spoke languages in the world.

    We could also, like, insert words, like, into sentences, like, which add nothing to their, like, meaning.
  • seth plumseth plum
    The study of Shakespeare may well help some of the language complaints mentioned here, although we're way off topic.
    Shakespeare used the phrase: 'light thickens' for example...is that good use of language or nonsense? personally I think creating such a phrase is genius.
  • Kap10Kap10
    Henry Irving said:

    Valiantphil said:

    We could check the understanding of others by ending each sentence with:

    "do you know what I mean?"

    I'm sure this would only enrich one of the most widely spoke languages in the world.

    We could also, like, insert words, like, into sentences, like, which add nothing to their, like, meaning.


    Good idea, "in it" ben
  • stilladdictedstilladdicted
    Like we could broaden our skills set innit. Wills does a neat line in insults such as -'Sblood, you starveling, you elf-skin, you dried neat's tongue, you bull's pizzle, you stock-fish! O for breath to utter what is like thee! you tailor's-yard, you sheath, you bowcase; you vile standing-tuck!
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    Do you bite your thumb at me sir?
  • dickplumbdickplumb
    But you do bite your thumb.
  • dickplumbdickplumb
    I was in a production of Romeo and Juliet when I was eighteen,it scared the life out of me.
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    I do bit my thumb
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  • TelMc32TelMc32
    Henry Irving said:

    I do bit my thumb

    Surely that should be...I do bit my thumb like, init! ;)
  • dickplumbdickplumb
    Shouldn't it be us instead of me?
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    Now it would be

    "Oh, you mug, you biting your fecking thumb at me?"

    "I'm biting my thumb you mupput, what's it to you?"
  • TelMc32TelMc32
    Henry Irving...bringing the Bard to the masses!!


    ;-)
  • guinnessaddickguinnessaddick
    TelMc32 said:

    Henry Irving...bringing the cardy to the masses!!


    ;-)

  • Off_itOff_it
    Wtf?
  • maybe_babymaybe_baby
    Off_it said:

    Wtf?

    Is that Slovenian for Watford?

  • Off_itOff_it
    They've finally all flipped on this thread - crackers!
  • StigStig
    Was it just co-incidence that the Valley Express coaches today all seemed to be from the same company or has there been some streamlining going on?

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  • Airman BrownAirman Brown
    Stig said:

    Was it just co-incidence that the Valley Express coaches today all seemed to be from the same company or has there been some streamlining going on?

    image

    I doubt if this is the case. The Redwing/Reliance coaches usually park one side of the roundabout and the New Enterprise and Rambler coaches the other side.

    Reliance wouldn't fancy the Sussex pick-ups and would be much more expensive if sent there, since they come out of a depot in Gravesend, or Camberwell in the case of Redwing.

    - that's enough coaches. Ed.
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