c-b this butterfly is going to fly away! How have you beeN?
c-b———? where art thou——?
hmm
C-B! where art thou snicker cracker beegees yeaaaaaahhhh??
side note: i dont know shakespeare language. *ahem*.
side note: i dont know shakespeare language. *ahem*.

Thou speak not the toung of shakespeare, But thou speak with beauty.
beauty which i have yet not known from tate 😛
actually i mightve read that wrong...damn me!! *breaks down*
Impress your friends!
Insult them Shakespeare
style !
"Your face is not worth
sunburning." -- Henry V
--
"You are ill met by
moonlight." -- A Midsummer
Night's Dream
--
"Thy brains are useless
boiled within thy skull!" --
The Tempest
--
"You mad mustachio purple-
hued maltworm." -- Hamlet
--
"Blister'd be thy tongue
for such a wish." -- Romeo &
Juliet
--
"Some strange commotion is
in your brain." -- Henry VI
--
"Thou art a very ragged
wart." -- Henry IV
--
"There's many a man hath
more hair than wit." -- The
Comedy of Errors
--
"Why are you a fool?" --
Troilus & Cressida
--
"What wind blew you
hither." -- Henry IV
--
"Your horrid image doth
unfix my hair." -- Macbeth
--
"Sweep on you fat and
greasy citizens!" -- As You
Like It
--
"Thy lips rot off." --
Timon of Athens
--
"O, there has been much
throwing about of brains." --
Hamlet
--
"He has not so much brain
as ear wax." -- Troilus &
Cressida
--
"His brain is as dry as the
remainder biscuit after a
voyage." -- As You Like It
Insult them Shakespeare
style !
"Your face is not worth
sunburning." -- Henry V
--
"You are ill met by
moonlight." -- A Midsummer
Night's Dream
--
"Thy brains are useless
boiled within thy skull!" --
The Tempest
--
"You mad mustachio purple-
hued maltworm." -- Hamlet
--
"Blister'd be thy tongue
for such a wish." -- Romeo &
Juliet
--
"Some strange commotion is
in your brain." -- Henry VI
--
"Thou art a very ragged
wart." -- Henry IV
--
"There's many a man hath
more hair than wit." -- The
Comedy of Errors
--
"Why are you a fool?" --
Troilus & Cressida
--
"What wind blew you
hither." -- Henry IV
--
"Your horrid image doth
unfix my hair." -- Macbeth
--
"Sweep on you fat and
greasy citizens!" -- As You
Like It
--
"Thy lips rot off." --
Timon of Athens
--
"O, there has been much
throwing about of brains." --
Hamlet
--
"He has not so much brain
as ear wax." -- Troilus &
Cressida
--
"His brain is as dry as the
remainder biscuit after a
voyage." -- As You Like It
thats awesome freebird!!! i have to use some on my friends now...
Luz,
Glad you liked it. You now have the knowledge of the Shakespearan language. Go forth and use it with dignity.
Glad you liked it. You now have the knowledge of the Shakespearan language. Go forth and use it with dignity.
Carry a big bat or a large leg of mutton.
hmm. look at my name and click on it.
good u'll see my little words that i have about my self.
in there is some sayings.
there good not funny.
but good.
good u'll see my little words that i have about my self.
in there is some sayings.
there good not funny.
but good.
I liked your profile's comments.
I'd still give Luz a Gold Star for passion.
I can't speak Shakespearian either but I got her gist immeditately.... snicker cracker beegee's .. followed by a howl.
I can't speak Shakespearian either but I got her gist immeditately.... snicker cracker beegee's .. followed by a howl.
hahahaha you know it 😉
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