more No-Fear Shakespeare lunacy
'Cos sometimes you have to laugh to keep from crying, here are some choice excerpts from Twelfth Night 2.3.
Real Shakespeare: "The Myrmidons are no bottle-ale houses."
No-Fear Shakespeare: "Great warriors aren’t mom-and-pop diners, you know."
Real Shakespeare: "A contagious breath."
No-Fear Shakespeare: "His breath stinks." (N.B. No, this is NOT what it means at all.)
Real Shakespeare: "Let our catch be 'Thou Knave'."
No-Fear Shakespeare: "Let's dance to 'You Jerk'."
Real Shakespeare: "Malvolio's a Peg-a-Ramsey."
No-Fear Shakespeare: "Malvolio's Little Bo-Peep."
If anybody else feels like playing, their home page is here.
Real Shakespeare: "The Myrmidons are no bottle-ale houses."
No-Fear Shakespeare: "Great warriors aren’t mom-and-pop diners, you know."
Real Shakespeare: "A contagious breath."
No-Fear Shakespeare: "His breath stinks." (N.B. No, this is NOT what it means at all.)
Real Shakespeare: "Let our catch be 'Thou Knave'."
No-Fear Shakespeare: "Let's dance to 'You Jerk'."
Real Shakespeare: "Malvolio's a Peg-a-Ramsey."
No-Fear Shakespeare: "Malvolio's Little Bo-Peep."
If anybody else feels like playing, their home page is here.
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Wow... That's beyond dummying down.
What sucks is there are good annotatiosn that actually explain what all the antiquated phrases and such mean!
Heh, in my 8th grade english class we had a day of "free insults" so long as you gould insult him using Shakespearian Insults.
It gave us a reason to learn the phrasing in the book LOL
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