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Oakman

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

Misquoting Shakespeare

I'm impressed that you caught that.

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Ilion

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

Misquoting Shakespeare? :laugh:

Not at all, poor thing :sigh: Merely quoting the popular adaptation of Shakespeare.

Ilion

Look at that! Mr 'A' has even been so courteous as to tell us all the proper vote for his hysterics.

soap brain

Ilíon wrote:

Not at all, poor thing Sigh Merely quoting the popular adaptation of Shakespeare.

That's your defense? It's commonly misquoted, therefore it's correct? :doh: Read this[^], you dimwit, and maybe you'll learn something.

Ilion

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

That's your defense? It's commonly misquoted, therefore it's correct? :doh:

:rolleyes: How so *you* a comment :rolleyes: BTW, how many times was that again that you've come looking to me, expecting sympathy? I don't recall that you've answered the question -- and as we *know* you must answer it, since it has been asked.

soap brain

Ilíon wrote:

Roll eyes How so *you* a comment Roll eyes

Ah yes, I think I follow your thought process: you find yourself disgraced, completely unable to defend your position, so you instead attack the one making the incursion. What kind of argument is that? I forget... :rolleyes:

soap brain

Ilíon wrote:

BTW, how many times was that again that you've come looking to me, expecting sympathy? I don't recall that you've answered the question -- and as we *know* you must answer it, since it has been asked.

Oh, it was a couple of times, in some of my weaker moments.

Ilion

I know it was a couple of times; I just wondered had you kept a count? (I hadn't really) I thought an accurate count might be interesting at the moment. Do you also know (of course you don't) that I prayed for you for a few days one of those times? The one that, unless it was just an act, was severe.

soap brain

That was after you tried to get me kicked off the site, right? Which is obviously long before you became a human being in an attempt to make me feel too guilty to continue attacking you.

modified on Thursday, January 15, 2009 12:17 AM

Ilion · modified on Thursday, January 15, 2009 12:17 AM

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

That was after you tried to get me kicked off the site, right?

You misrepresent. As always.

Ravel H. Joyce wrote:

Which is obviously long before you became a human being in an attempt to make me feel too guilty to continue attacking you.

Ah, is that it? Well! good thing you saw through my little ruse, isn't it? Whatever would you do, what reason would you even have to get out of bed, if you couldn't forward to "attacking" ( :laugh: ) me?

soap brain

Ilíon wrote:

You misrepresent. As always.

Well, OK, explain to me what you were really doing.

Ilíon wrote:

Ah, is that it? Well! good thing you saw through my little ruse, isn't it?

I doubt that there's anyone here who didn't.

Ilíon wrote:

Whatever would you do, what reason would you even have to get out of bed, if you couldn't forward to "attacking" ( Laugh ) me?

Good question.

thrakazog

Yar, and I heard on teh interwebs that he is STUPID.[^] If the intertubes said it, must be true. :-D

Lost User

Well caught. I know its a common misquotation but I cant for the life of me remember the original.

Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription

soap brain

Player Queen: Both here and hence pursue me lasting strife, If once I be a widow, ever I be a wife! Player King: 'Tis deeply sworn. Sweet, leave me here a while, My spirits grow dull, and fain I would beguile The tedious day with sleep. Player Queen: Sleep rock thy brain, And never come mischance between us twain! Hamlet: Madam, how like you this play? Queen: The lady doth protest too much, methinks.

Lost User

Oh well, thats not too much of a misquote. Talking of Shakespere I once saw a sign in a camping shop window: "Now is the discount of our winter tents" which I thought quite witty.

Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription

soap brain

fat_boy wrote:

Oh well, thats not too much of a misquote.

He completely reversed the meaning and got rid of the delicate pause that makes the remark so...remarkable.

Dalek Dave

Neither was George Washington, the 15th President!

------------------------------------ "The greatest tragedy in mankind's entire history may be the hijacking of morality by religion" Arthur C Clarke

Lost User

OK having methinks at the end casts some doubt on the the strength of the sentiment expressed but it isnt that serious.

Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription

soap brain

That isn't what I meant. The placement of the 'methinks' doesn't matter unduly, it's the meaning of the word 'protest'. Gertrude meant it like someone 'protesting their innocence', and it's brilliantly ironic in the context of Hamlet's play.

Lost User

I think Ilion is voting on this thred.:suss: Anyway, I've got some heavy driver coding - debugging to do. Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow and so it goes on like the last three tomorrows.

Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription