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(Joke composed while they were sorting out lighting and sound issues at tonight's performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream)
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It is your first review I know of that had received no likes in 13 minutes. I liked it, though.
Manny wrote: "(Joke composed while they were sorting out lighting and sound issues at tonight's performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream)"Will, I hope they eventually sorted it out, because, you know, All's Will That Ends Will.
It looked kind of tense for a bit - I guess you could call it a Will-they-won't-they situation. But the People's Will triumphed in the end.
If only we could get a few more volunteers to join in. I see it as a Coalition of the Willing.
Wishing you will. Will begun is half done.
Kristy wrote: "groannnnnn Manny"Will you please rephrase and use the word Will?
To Will or not to Will is not the question here. It's to Will.
Kristy wrote: "groannnnnn Manny"I'm sorry Kristy. It's not like I planned this, it just happened. As these things Will.
Will this silly-willy-ness never end? or Will I have to report you to the authorities? and if I decide I Will do this, Will they have the Will to take action or Will they think it's much ado about nothing.... we Will see....
Apologies, Jim. I see that this innocent conversation is giving you the Willies.
Manny wrote: "Apologies, Jim. I see that this innocent conversation is giving you the Willies."I will survive, because all's will that ends will....
Jim wrote: "all's will that ends will...."Hey, I already said that (comment #3)! You can't use Will at Will, or What you Will.
Matt wrote: "Jim wrote: "all's will that ends will...."Hey, I already said that (comment #3)! You can't use Will at Will, or What you Will."
Will's works are in the public domain, so I Will use them as I Will, Woll* not I?
(*"woll" being an archaic word for "will", hence the contraction "won't"... or so they told me in school...)
Hi Manny, I'm working my way through all of Shakespeare: this is a tough read. Probably far better on stage when you can see who is who.
Statler & Waldorf , right ? Why did you cut the " hahaha" ?
I cannot answer this question. It's there in my review of Hamlet's Father.
