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Article #5201Hiya, sci.lang folks! was:Re: Proof that 'Shakespeare' was Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford
From: Melanie Sands
Date: Wed, 03 Mar 2010 12:50
Date: Wed, 03 Mar 2010 12:50
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Look guys, if you don't like Shakespeare, then don't post at humanitites.lit.authors.shakespeare, also known at HLAS. If you haven't actual READ a play by Shakespeare, don't post at HLAS. If you are so truly delusional as to believe that the "public" respects Shakespeare only because they were "taught to do so at school", then you have no effing idea about what school life and students are like, and you shouldn't post at HLAS. If you don't like plays in general, don't post at HLAS. If you don't like the theatre, don't post at HLAS. If you don't like actors, puhleeeeeeze go away and don't post at HLAS. If you don't like playwrights, don't post at HLAS. Panu, you are SO talking outa your ass, it's painful. We "did" Shakespearean plays such as Julius Caesar and Hamlet at school, and were forced to watch all the gloomy Hamlet movies around at the time, and I wasn't bowled over by Shakespeare. Then I read R&J and loved it, and then I saw the Zefirelli movie - eight times - and then I read Comedy of Errors and adored it, and then.... I realised I really liked Shakepeare. Reading Shakespeare aloud is the nicest thing you can do for your lungs and voice, by the way, especially if you have asthma like I do. Maybe you should try it, Panu - that way you could actually get to READ some of Shakespeare's plays...woah, wouldn't that be something, you might end up actually knowing what you're talking about. Melanie
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