Tuesday, May 23. William Shakespeare's Thought For The Day:

[Aristus]

"Now step I forth to whip hypocrisy."

Love's Labour's Lost, Act IV, Scene 3, Line 149.

[miss_american_pie]

1. Perfect!

:rofl:

[Aristus]

2. Good morning, miss!

Glad you like it. :-)

Have a good day! B-)

[miss_american_pie]

3. Thank you

You do likewise. :hi:

[LouisianaLiberal]

4. Kick!

My favorite "whipping" quote: When Polonius tells Hamlet he will treat the players as they deserve to be treated, Hamlet responds:


"Use every man after his desert, and who should 'scape whipping?"

[Aristus]

6. I've always loved that one.

I'll try to find a way to attach it in a meaningful way to the B*sh cabal.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

5. My dear Aristus!

Another perfect fit! You are a genius!

And thank you for having your thread up nice and early, so I was able to spot it today!

I love reading these.....they help me get some more Shakespearean knowledge!

Thank you so much, sweetie!

:loveya: :hug:

[Aristus]

7. Morning, babe. How are you?

If you want more knowledge of Shakespeare, the best book I've ever read on acquiring a good solid knowledge of the Bard is "The Friendly Shakespeare", by an author whose name escapes me right now. My copy is read to tatters (so you'd think I'd remember her name), and it is very interesting and readable. If a person who hated Shakespeare, through never having it properly taught to him, were to read it, he or she would come away from the book a raging fanatic, like me. B-). So check out "The Friendly Shakespeare."

Have a good day, sweetie! :hi:

[CaliforniaPeggy]

8. Good morning to you, my dear Aristus!

I am happy today....my pic thread just got to flame status, and that never fails to please me!

And the sun is brilliantly out!

It is so good to just sit here, and talk to my friends all over the place!

I will check out your book.....it sounds very good!

I am currently (slowly) reading "Will in the World." If you haven't read it......I recommend it highly!

I wish a fantastic day for you as well! :loveya: :hug:

[Aristus]

9. What is "Will In The World" about?

n/t

[CaliforniaPeggy]

11. It is about how Shakespeare became the man we know.....

And I don't remember who the author is, either!

But it is an excellent bio of him......absolutely riveting!

Sorry.....I just assumed you knew about it! :blush:

:loveya: :hug:

[Aristus]

10. Kick for the afternoon crowd:

:kick:

[Aristus]

12. Hmm. The link broke. And it's too late to edit.

I'll just try again.



"Now step I forth to whip hypocrisy."

Love's Labour's Lost, Act IV, Scene 3, Line 149.

[Aristus]

13. Kick for the afternoon Loungers.

:kick:

[LouisianaLiberal]

14. Kick