Shakespearean Insulter

[DanceMentor]

Since we don't allow profanity here at the Dance Forums sometimes you have to get creative. Here is the perfect tool! :twisted:
http://www.pangloss.com/seidel/Shaker/index.html?

[Christina75]

ouch :shock:

[pygmalion]

I meant to comment on this a couple days ago. Hilarious! My twin sister used to used around telling each other "Fie upon thee, strumpet!" when we were in eighth grade and had just discovered Shakespeare. I kid you not. What a hoot! :lol:

[Pacion]

I noticed it too! I have been "saving" it for the right moment :wink: :lol:

A few years ago, I went to the town were Shakespeare live and was buried, called Stratford-upon-Avon. I went into the church where I think he is buried and the cushions for the chairs had embrodiery/drawings of what looked like devils :shock: Needless to say, I hottailed it out of that church :lol:

[SDsalsaguy]

Know your enemy? :?

[Pacion]

:shock: Know him, but to have him so close :shock:

[SDsalsaguy]

Ummm, keep your friends close but your enemies closer?

[Pacion]

lol, I know what you mean. It still seemed a bit strange. Oh, did I mention it was an Autumn day, it was a bit overcast and the light in the church was rather on the dim side :wink: