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[Fliss]

Ahaha well do what you want, giiiirrrl. I don't want you to think I'm hating or anything, just sayingg.

[KonaKonaFan]

Oh, haha, I know! It's fine!

[Fyuria'sLeo]

Same as fliss what he said. What ever you choice to do ill support ya 100% the whole way.

Edited by Fyuria'sLeo, 24 February 2011 - 03:44 AM.

[theorangehokage]

Ditto (: .. I just dont wanna see you hurt sweetie .. But if you like it then i like it (:

[Muffins?]

I'd definitely think it through before you get a tattoo or a piercing like that, well actually you can take the piercings out so it doesn't matter that much but still. From experience it's not a good idea to rush into a decision like this, or else you'll have to go through the painful process of tattoo removal .

[KonaKonaFan]

@Muffins: Ouch...like I said, I don't think I'd want to get a tattoo. If I do, I would get it on my upper leg or something so that some one can only see it if I want them to. That's why I'm more open to peircings. I've done my research, and people heal fine from corset piercings.

@everyone else: Thanks for the support!

[KonaKonaFan]

You know, I should be reading Hamlet right now...

Good as it is though, I really don't wanna D:

[theorangehokage]

As i said, ill back you up on your decisions but i just dont wanna see you hurtt sweetie.. Sure they may heal, put the time from putting them in and taking them out, you have to be Extra careful. Like the example i gave, if someone pushed you hard, im thinking tht itll hurt alot. I just dont wanna see you hurt like tht. What about snake bites? Theyre safe .

[KonaKonaFan]

Snake bites?

[KonaKonaFan]

People...


Hamlet


is



AWESOME.


Guess who just became a Shakespeare fan?

[Fyuria'sLeo]

Lol i love reading hamlet. Hmmm did you become a Shakespeare fan?

[KonaKonaFan]

You butter believe it xD

[Fyuria'sLeo]

Lol Butter, Glad you like his work though.

[KonaKonaFan]

"Butter" is more interesting than "better" Do you like his work?

[Grace]

8O !!!
*latches onto the new Shakespeare fan*

Shakespeare is looooove. How many of the plays have you read? I can recommend a few if you'd like! =D
(And you can't forget the sonnets, of course!)

[KonaKonaFan]

Romeo and Juliet (which, admittedly, I hated), Hamlet, Midsummer's Night Dream, and some of Julius Ceasar. Hamlet is still my favorite

[Grace]

Romeo and Juliet (which, admittedly, I hated), Hamlet, Midsummer's Night Dream, and some of Julius Ceasar. Hamlet is still my favorite

Hated R&J? D: Aww... Was it because of how stupid the main characters are? 'Cause honestly I like the side characters enough that I forget the couple when I'm reading sometimes XD Like Friar Lawrence, or Tybalt <3

If you like the romantic comedies, try: Twelfth Night, Much Ado About Nothing (my. absolute. favorite.), Taming of the Shrew, The Tempest, or As You Like It.
For tragedies, try: Titus Andronicus (freaking awesome), Othello, King Lear...

I'd have to go dig through my bookshelves to give you more, but those are some of my favorites =]

[KonaKonaFan]

Thank you! R and J got to me because, well, what you said. It's just pathetic. And overrated- it was written as a tragedy-parody.

[Grace]

Thank you! R and J got to me because, well, what you said. It's just pathetic. And overrated- it was written as a tragedy-parody.

No problem--always makes me happy to find someone else that likes Shakespeare, since none of my friends are into his stuff ^^

Overrated, I can definitely agree with; the fact that it's the most-taught play in schools doesn't make much sense as there isn't anything particularly significant about it's plot or structure... And it's not as if it makes being introduced to Shakespeare any easier than other plays. The only thing I can come up with is that the theme of teenage romance is appealing and easy to relate to, but teachers could just as easily use The Taming of the Shrew or Much Ado for romance--at least they have happy endings (and they come with better modern adaptations for movies!).

[Greed-Sama]

Romeo and Juliet (which, admittedly, I hated), Hamlet, Midsummer's Night Dream, and some of Julius Ceasar. Hamlet is still my favorite

Julius Casear!!!!!!! I'm sorry for my little outburst. My favorite Shakespeare play.