Argh, why can't I remember that? Did they slide down the tube?
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Ah, you do the Elizabethan English so much better than I *bows*
Get thine posterior into thy damned robot, Shinji!...Naaaaah! XD
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I'm pretty sure they just crawled into a tube that had balloons in it. I could be wrong, but I'm sure that's what I remember. Just like a clear tube full of balloons and they had to make their way through.
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I'm not clicking that...I'm NOT clicking that...No, NO!.....
*Clicks it* DARN IT! XD
*Clicks it* DARN IT! XD
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Only people that don’t lie are those that don’t talk.
It's a line from Romeo and Juliet. It's basically a diss saying "If you were fish, you'd be dried hake."
It was a jibe against the guy's virility.
"Do you bite your thumb at me, sir?"
That was the equivalent of giving someone the middle finger.
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Holy cow, I used to be able to memorize lines from that play...I used to drive my Mum nuts when I'd aske her to practice with me! I can well imagine that would have been a part with Mercutio, since all the jokes about "virility" were non-existant after his death...
It was from the bit right and the start where a bunch of Capulets and Montagues pass each other in the street.
I also liked:
"Romeo, the love that I bear thee can afford no better term than this: thou art a villain."
Whoa. Brutal.
You had a memory for this too, Aya?
This was before my time, though I did see Dick and Dom mentioned. That, Raven, Bamzooki and hider in the House are the extent of live action kids game shows I can remember from my time as a child. I watched a lot more Cartoon Network and Nick growing up.
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It was from the bit right and the start where a bunch of Capulets and Montagues pass each other in the street.
I also liked:
"Romeo, the love that I bear thee can afford no better term than this: thou art a villain."
Whoa. Brutal.
You had a memory for this too, Aya?
Ah yeah, they're in the streets just doing what modern day teenagers do today, except in Elizabethan English! I remember "A sail, a sail!" which I think was Benvolio in response to the Nurse's dress, then Mercutio follows with "two, two - a shirt and a smock"
Oh man, I actually really enjoyed it to be fair when we did it in school. It dragged a bit in the second act (Mercutio brought all the fun stuff), but it was fun to do. I used to memorise the lines and have my Mum read out different parts.
I really couldn't get into A Midsummer Night's Dream or The Merchant of Venice though...
I was raised on classic British comedies (Porridge, Open all Hours, Blackadder, Allo Allo, Red Dwarf) My taste in film is broad because I love the medium (did Film Studies for my A Levels and adored it.)
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I got into Cartoon Network more in my teens; it was the business
Not much of a Nick fan though...Oh my goodness, before I went to bed last night all I could think of was "buttered toast! Buttered toast" - Matt Hill is a VA legend. Kira Yamato from Gundam Seed; Bankotsu from InuYasha...and Ed from Ed, Edd and Eddy!
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Yesss! Allo Allo!
Sam Vincent who voices Edd has popped up in anime too, remember hearing him in RanmaI got into Cartoon Network more in my teens; it was the business
Oh my goodness, before I went to bed last night all I could think of was "buttered toast! Buttered toast" - Matt Hill is a VA legend. Kira Yamato from Gundam Seed; Bankotsu from InuYasha...and Ed from Ed, Edd and Eddy!
1/2 and immediately recognising his voice
Gid moaning.