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LunaK
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Alls well that ends well and As you like it are probably my two favs.... I prefer his comedies to his tragedies

4/15/2010 10:19:09 AM

Ernie
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Avatar

4/15/2010 10:19:52 AM

grimx
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Quote :
"ROMEO

AND

JULIET"

4/15/2010 10:20:04 AM

wwwebsurfer
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Shakespeare sux balls. The nation would be better served forcing their kids to read "How to operate your computer and other tech devices" instead of this cunt.

4/15/2010 10:20:28 AM

Samwise16
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King Lear and The Taming of the Shrew

Twelfth Night also had a good story

4/15/2010 10:20:45 AM

lucyinthesky
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Macbeth, bc is has murders and ghosts and shit. That shakespeare dude was frackin crazy.

4/15/2010 10:21:26 AM

CalledToArms
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Hamlet
Midsummer Night’s Dream
Macbeth

Who can impress the forest, bid the tree,
Unfix his earthbound root?

4/15/2010 10:26:45 AM

twoozles
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romeo and juliet
duh

4/15/2010 10:26:48 AM

NC86
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Othello

and anyone who says otherwise has no taste

4/15/2010 10:45:20 AM

tartsquid
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Othello.

SYMBOLISM, FUCK YEAH.

4/15/2010 10:46:54 AM

NC86
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OMG... BWN?????

4/15/2010 10:47:19 AM

dropdeadkate
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I am partial to a midsummer nights dream and the taming of the shrew

4/15/2010 11:27:23 AM

adam8778
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4/15/2010 11:30:58 AM

nrlysk8brdr
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Macbeth
Midsummer Night's Dream

4/15/2010 1:11:18 PM

TroopofEchos
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Titus Andronicus, hands down.
followed probably by Midsummer night's dream

4/15/2010 1:12:40 PM

Arab13
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macbeth
Henry VI, part 2

4/15/2010 1:20:14 PM

FykalJpn
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much ado about nothing

4/15/2010 1:22:19 PM

vinylbandit
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Hamlet
Titus Andronicus

4/15/2010 1:22:53 PM

dharney
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clueless

4/15/2010 1:41:01 PM

Kodiak
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Titus Andronicus

4/15/2010 1:45:41 PM

tartsquid
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Titus Andronicus is like the ridiculous pulp novel Shakespeare wrote for the money.

Which is why it's kind of awesome. Who wants pie?

4/15/2010 2:29:54 PM

sawahash
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I really don't like shakespear...I have never been a big fan of reading that shit...I mean if it got translated into modern day english I would probably be all for it...but even when I see the plays in person I have no clue what is going on, I get so lost on what they are saying.

4/15/2010 4:29:40 PM

Ernie
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ugh

4/15/2010 4:32:20 PM

CalledToArms
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"I mean if it got translated into modern day english I would probably be all for it"


as much as I can understand this viewpoint from some people (ie not trying to be "elitist" at all or anything), Shakespeare would lose a huge portion of his awesomeness if you are reading a rehashing in "modern day" English. Yes the stories themselves are good, but he is not still praised and studied today simply because he had good story ideas and characters. His actual writing style: witticisms, word play, excellent word chose and structure, etc. are a huuugge chunk of why he is still studied today.

[Edited on April 15, 2010 at 4:35 PM. Reason : ]

4/15/2010 4:32:35 PM

Mr. Joshua
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Ye Hot Tubbe Time Machine

4/15/2010 4:32:54 PM

BigHitSunday
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I, too, love some tittus

4/15/2010 4:33:08 PM

AstralAdvent
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I'm AstralAdvent and i approved this message.

[Edited on April 15, 2010 at 4:46 PM. Reason : ]

4/15/2010 4:35:13 PM

sawahash
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Quote :
"as much as I can understand this viewpoint from some people, Shakespeare would lose a lot of awesomeness if you are reading a rehashing in "modern day" english. Yes the stories are good but his witticisms, word play, and writing style are a huge chunk of why he is still studied today."


And I totally know that...
To me Shakespeare is like tomatos and cucumbers...I don't like them, not at all, but I wish I did.

I wish I liked Shakespeare, but I am just so turned off by trying to read or even pay attention to that english that anytime I get near it I force myself to go through it and I end up not liking it even more.

4/15/2010 4:35:31 PM

CalledToArms
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^sorry, edited it after you replied haha. And yea, like I said, not trying to talk down or anything remotely like that, because it is certainly not for everyone.

[Edited on April 15, 2010 at 4:38 PM. Reason : ]

4/15/2010 4:36:34 PM

sawahash
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Oh yeah, gots that...

but yeah, whenever I say that I don't like Shakespeare there is always someone in the crowd that thinks I might as well say that I like fucking a dead person's eyeball.
I'm like it's really not that big of a deal, I just don't like it. That doesn't mean that I don't enjoy reading plays and I don't enjoy watching plays, it just means that I don't like a particular playwriter.

4/15/2010 4:39:38 PM

CalledToArms
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yea.

also, I love fresh tomatoes and cucumbers

4/15/2010 4:40:41 PM

sawahash
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I envy people that like them...I wish I did. Everyone in my family loves fresh tomato sandwhiches, or even just a slice of tomato...not me, anytime I try it, it's like

I think it's just the texture for me though, like I like the soup, and ketchup, and even salsa (as long as it isn't too chunky)

4/15/2010 4:43:36 PM

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