Hanging' with The Bard. Ask us anything.

[Aristus]

We're cooking up this weekend's edition of WSTFTD.

And getting some liquid relaxation...

[CaliforniaPeggy]

1. How lucky you are, my dear Aristus!

You get to hang with the Bard! He must find you most interesting company, since you're so familiar with his work.

Does he have a topic that he wants you to use this weekend?

[Aristus]

3. Yes, but I'm sworn to secrecy until the post goes up.

Will is used to secrecy. Rival playhouses were always trying to steal new material before the premier of a new play at the Globe. Bad for business...

[CaliforniaPeggy]

5. I understand, and I can wait!

[Aristus]

7. Will says:

"Not even for the luvvly Pegeen! Give her a buss for me, lad!"

[CaliforniaPeggy]

13. How about a rain check???

[In_The_Wind]

2. How was your night last night?

Well. What do you have to say for yourself. [img][/img]

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[Aristus]

4. Dreamy...

Nothing like a little liquid relaxation; and someone to share it with...

[In_The_Wind]

8. I agree

tonight. mint tea. [img][/img]

[Aristus]

11. Very nice...

[In_The_Wind]

12. I was up all night again last night. re: My Journal. photobucket

private albums

[Aristus]

16. If you dug up anything interesting,

PM it to me...

[In_The_Wind]

18. I'll do better than that.

How about a link and password to an otherwise private album.
By PM. Of course.

[Aristus]

19. Sure!

Send it...

[In_The_Wind]

21. You'll have the info no later than Saturday night.

The set up is complete but the transfers are going to take time.

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[Aristus]

27. Good night...

[In_The_Wind]

29. It was .........

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[Aristus]

30. I'll bet it was...

[In_The_Wind]

34. oh and about my promise . . . . . . . . .

a promise is a promise ...

I never break a promise.



see ya tonight Aristus [img][/img]

[Knightraven]

6. What is WSTFTD?

[Aristus]

9. "William Shakespeare's Thought For The Day"

A regular feature I've done for the Lounge since around 2006. Past editions are in my journal, if you'd like to take a look. The latest edition goes up on Saturday morning. Hope to see you there!...

[Knightraven]

14. Sounds interesting, I will be looking forward to it.

[In_The_Wind]

10. Hello Knightraven

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[Knightraven]

15. Thank you.

[In_The_Wind]

17. I hope you enjoy your stay at DU.

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[Knightraven]

20. I have been finding much here!

So much to read and enjoy. The gem I have been reading mostly has been Astrology, Spirituality & Alternative Healing forum. It was a wonderful surprise to find!

[In_The_Wind]

22. Sounds like you are a good match for many of us here.

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[Aristus]

23. Yes. We Loungers like the fun-loving types.

[In_The_Wind]

24. Indeed!

oh and. I had to replace two videos in My Journal you tube

[Paulie]

25. What was the worst disease/illness in the Bard's works?

I've been sick for like 5 weeks. Cold, flu and now drugs for strep throat and sinusitis. Sigh.

[Aristus]

26. Sorry to hear you are sick. Get better soon.

The problem with determining what was the worst disease of Shakespeare's time is that medicine was very un-scientific back then. They used a lot of vague, non-specific terms for a variety of different diseases.

For example, "consumption" was a term used for things like tuberculosis, cancer, and so on.

"Pox" was a term for smallpox, syphilis, and more. It's difficult, as a result, to know just what ailment a Shakespeare character is actually suffering from.

[harmonicon]

28. What Should The Fucking Tyrannosaurus Do?

Anything it wants!

[fizzgig]

31. are we really going to get ten inches of snow by tomorrow night

or did i go to the grocery store at 11 on a friday night for nothing?

[Aristus]

32. Yes.

[fizzgig]

33. oh good

i will sleep better tonight