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Pudding 03:32 am UTC 11/04/08 |
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re: Doth thou knowest? - wordnix 01:32 am UTC 11/04/08 |
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Shakespeare's been dead for nearly 400 years, it's hardly fair to bring him into the mix. But I think that's the point, 400 years ago it was all the rage and renaissance fairs are exactly what they're intended to be - Renaissance, so we can give them a pass aswell.
But writing in this day and age as if the person is pretending to be Shakespeare when clearly they're not is a bit bullshitty.
> Shakespeare. And assholes at Renaissance "faires" who
> think they're hot shit because they stick "eth" on every
> other word.
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> > 'tis often that I ponder
> > whilst a flux of insatiable hunger
> > plagued my psyche
> > (doth I type that: jiksey!)
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> > I yearn to know
> > This I ponder:
> > Doth anyone speakest like this
> > That I wonder
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> >
> >
> > Seriously... does anyone ever actually use that kind of
> > pseudo-antiquated nonsense?
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