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Red October1984 06-17-13 09:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sailor Steve (Post 2072127)
If I'm right, why do I constantly feel the need to explain myself?

Because some people need some things explained.

Will I ever do anything but screw up?

BossMark 06-18-13 03:02 AM

No things can only get better :yep:


Why do I get so drunk for?

TarJak 06-18-13 06:57 AM

FFS

Who really cares?

Jimbuna 06-18-13 07:09 AM

Apart from loved ones...probably nobody.

If Superman is so smart why does he wear his underpants over his trousers?

STEED 06-18-13 01:15 PM

He's a wet liberal voter.


Why is the Hulk green? :hmmm:

Spiced_Rum 06-18-13 01:47 PM

A. Because Wonder Woman is having an affair with Spiderman.

Q. Is the Silver Surfer an old age pensioner?

Jimbuna 06-18-13 02:16 PM

Only on pension day.

Is it true that cannibals don't eat clowns because they taste funny?

WernherVonTrapp 06-18-13 06:27 PM

No, it's because the costume scares them away.


Would Emmett Kelly have been able to smile while in costume?

TarJak 06-18-13 08:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by WernherVonTrapp (Post 2072582)
No, it's because the costume scares them away.


Would Emmett Kelly have been able to smile while in costume?

Only in his dressing room.

Seriously though, why are you scared of clowns?

Cybermat47 06-18-13 09:00 PM

Because they're creepy.

Dost thou liketh Shakespeare-eth?

Red October1984 06-18-13 11:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cybermat47 (Post 2072648)
Because they're creepy.

Dost thou liketh Shakespeare-eth?

Once upon a fortnight of March, I read the Romeo and Juliet story.

I didn't like it enough to want to read anymore Shakespeare. :yep:

The question is....

Dost thou liketh Shakespeare's style of writing?

BossMark 06-19-13 01:48 AM

Its not bad I suppose to say he was from Warwickshire.



Whats your favourite Shakespeare play?

fireftr18 06-19-13 10:07 AM

"Much Ado About Nothing"

Why can't Shakespeare be done in modern English?

frau kaleun 06-19-13 11:08 AM

Because then it's not Shakespeare, it's somebody else retelling one of his* stories in their own words.

But, soft! What light through yonder window breaks?











*And most of "his" stories weren't his to begin with. :O:

Red October1984 06-19-13 12:12 PM

My baseball doth breaketh Frau Kaleun's window on the summer's eve.


Do I have to pay for it? :hmmm:


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