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Subject: William Shakespeare
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9362 23.04.19 - 06:21pm
Reputedly born April 23rd 1564,died April 23rd 1616.Englands most famous son. Introduced over 3,000 words to the English language. Still a huge draw for tourists to England.A great man * +

wakeup4 23.04.19 - 06:36pm
Alas poor yorick!! * +

phallica 23.04.19 - 06:37pm
Words like, quatch. * +

mikeymk 23.04.19 - 06:42pm
Who? * +

crail 23.04.19 - 06:51pm
I want a word in the dictionary.

Flangulate. To have sex.

Scabby aisle. The section of the supermarket with the special offers * +

xsunwunx 23.04.19 - 07:34pm

@ 9362 - 23.04.19 - 06:21pm
Reputedly born April 23rd 1564,died April 23rd 1616.Englands most famous son. Introduced over 3,000 words to the English language. Still a huge draw for tourists to England.A great man

Sure a great man with lasting legacy. But why is it that not one single person among the current specie of English folks or Britons in general have 1/10th of the brain and intelligence of pre-19th century Britons? They have been regressing in intelligence since early 19th century! * +

mrfruity 23.04.19 - 07:36pm

@ xsunwunx - 23.04.19 - 07:34pm
Sure a great man with lasting legacy. But why is it that not one single person among the current specie of English folks or Britons in general have 1/10th of the brain and intelligence of pre-19th century Britons? They have been regressing in intelligence since early 19th century!

It's all the additives and e numbers * +

ogdenz 23.04.19 - 07:36pm
Scabby aisle sounds like a euphemism too. ''Ere larve,do you take it ap the scabby aisle''? I'll pay an extra fiver! * +

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