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And remember, as I said in my first complete, correctly pronounced, enlish sentance: Revenge is a dish best served cold. I can't rememver what my first real (greek) sentance was. |
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to quote the flaming lips..(set to accoustic happy music....) "...you hate your boss at your job........ (or the asshole who killed your brother and a fireman), but in your dreams you can blow his head off, in your dreams show no mercy......(chorus and drums kick in) and all your bad days will end......you have to sleep late when can.....and all your bad days will end....." |
It's sentence, not sentance. </sanctimonious ass off> Sorry, but I just can't help but edit people. If it makes you feel better, I almost mis-spelled your name before I posted this. And I mis-spelled sanctimonious and caught it in the preview window. Feel free to point out any glaring english/spelling mistakes I've made in the past, or any future goofs as well. |
The human in you should also hate sentences beginning "I hate to be a sanctimonious ass but...", because only someone who really is a sanctimonious ass would start with that disclaimer, as if it excuses whatever follows. |
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I can't spell sentance. I know this, ok. Jesus fucking christ. I was the resident writer in high school and everyone made fun of me because I can't fucking spell sentance! JESUS FUCKING CHRIST, I KNOW ALREADY! |
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read hamlet. |
As far as revenge goes: Can you honestly live your life in a healthy, happy way, without trying your damndest to make his life a living hell? If so, more power to you. You're a better man than I. Hamlet, Schmamlet. Hammy bites it because he fails to take decisive action. NOT because of his lust for revenge, which is perfectly normal, natural, and healthy. The only moral in hamlet is "Do what you've gotta do, and do it all the way, balls out, until it's done." now THERE is some great advice from Mr. Shakespeare. Or is that was Pez was trying to say? |
Damnit, Wavy. Now I'm getting paranoid. |
I was also the one everyone assumed was going to become a writer. I was also the only one who wrote any content for the school's literary digest. Well, it was once a literary digest, but became a newspaper, which became a sheet of paper with an article by me on it, since I was the only one who ever wrote there. I was also the teachers aide in all the English classes. I was also the one expected to edit people's lame essays when they didn't want the teachers to look at them yet. Ok? So go stick your head in my puke filled trashcan. |
Goddamnit. |
hamlet was only trying to assassinate his uncle, right? but at the end, everyone bites it except for hamlet's best friend. ophelia, polonius, the queen, the king, and polonius's son (i can't remember his name) and of course hamlet. bloody hell. i think that's as warlike the danes ever got. |
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Polonius: while hidden behind a curtain listening in on Hamlet and Gertrude is run through with Hamlet's sword. Ophelia: goes slowly insane and drowns herself. Laertes, Claudius, and Hamlet all die from poisoned swords. Gertrude dies from poisoned wine intended for Hamlet (courtesy of Claudius). Horatio lives to give "the rest is silence" speech. (Drastically edited when Hamlet's finger is broken by overeager sword fighting on Laerte's part.) That's about it. Hamlet's pretty messed up. |
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i think i'll do some more room cleaning and get some macheesmo. yum yum yum. i still think that's as warlike as the danes ever got. they're pretty easygoing. and they love indians (leather not the cloth). |
Pez: the real tragedy of it is that if hamlet had just seen the evidence, walked up to Claudius and said "hey, asshole! You killed my father!" and killed him, getting it overwith, only Claudius would've died. Sure, the kingdom might've been thrown into civil war, but that surely happened, anyhow, when EVERYONE died. Hamlet's tragedy is that he is frozen by indecision; he knows too much, sees both sides of everything, and this knowledge paralyzes him; in an attempt to not hurt the wrong people, or too many people, he hurts everyone. |
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And Kenyon is _so_ my writing superior. My little ego runs and hides when it sees him strolling down the streets. |
Isolde, you're greek? |
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R&K are dead is a greatgreat play. We once built a set for it in 24 hours... I was on 4 hours of sleep at the time. It was wonderful. Tom Stoppard is a genius. |
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Quote: "Kenyon doesn't like to write people" right, then. |
Communication and writing are two entirely differnt things. You know this. I know this. |
Kellerman lives on! I will never never let go. |
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