Today's Guess The Shakespeare Quote As Reinterpreted By My Buddy Rob:
"Fuckin' woe is me, man. Nobody loves me; I could drop dead, nobody's going to sympathize. I don't even sympathize with myself."
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"I shall despair. There is no creature loves me;
And if I die, no soul shall pity me.
Nay, wherefore should they? since that I myself
Find in myself no pity to myself"
King Richard, scene iii
Richard III
And Mel vaults into sole possession of the lead!
The Standings:
#1 Mel: 10.5
#2 Lacrema: 9.5
#3 snortingmarmots: 2.5
#4 Edana: 2.0
#5 Elliott: 0.5
I read "The Desirable Possible is Inevitable" and was really curious to see what the resulting discussion was. Mel's quote was a beautiful poetic counterpoint to the humanistic hopeful meaninglessness (or meaningless hope) of the post.
Then I saw the standings, and realized I'd clicked the wrong link.
Whatever, I'm still giving Mel the credit for a touching and prescient quote.
I quite agree, snortingmarmots!
Yet on the post itself, no one felt a need to chime in. Perhaps it falls to you to kick-start the discussion on that post?
BE THE DISCUSSION YOU WERE REALLY CURIOUS TO SEE
Hm. I don't think that's going to make any bumper stickers.
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