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the vomitous thing...

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to you what's the vomitous thing? in your opinion..

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
to you what's the vomitous thing? in your opinion..
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Originally posted by Dance Master MC
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Originally posted by Sunburnt
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You do not want to know what my other post said....😳

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
to you what's the vomitous thing? in your opinion..
The infant, mewling and puking in the nurse's arms...

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bloody stuff

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Originally posted by Mathurine
The infant, mewling and puking in the nurse's arms...
Shakespeare and completely out of context.

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Originally posted by Natsia
Shakespeare and completely out of context.
yeah, i don't like that either

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Originally posted by jenna1
yeah, i don't like that either
Elaborate on that.

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Originally posted by Natsia
Shakespeare and completely out of context.
Hey, Natsia, you mean using lines of Shakespeare when quoting?

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
Hey, Natsia, you mean using lines of Shakespeare when quoting?
Well done! 😉

The Bard is rarely - if ever - out of context.

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okay, i'm going to try and be nice now

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
Hey, Natsia, you mean using lines of Shakespeare when quoting?
No Sunburnt, I mean in using a quote from a speech about life and death to illustrate a point about how "vomitous" infants are while still in the breastfeeding stages.

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Originally posted by Natsia
No Sunburnt, I mean in using a quote from a speech about life and death to illustrate a point about how "vomitous" infants are while still in the breastfeeding stages.
Ok, I really was asking............😀

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Originally posted by Sunburnt
Ok, I really was asking............😀
Its out of context to the theme of the speech itself, is my point.
"The world is but a stage" speech (from As You Like It) happens to be one of my favorites, next to the end battle in Othello.