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That's kind of a while.

Novemberish.

Wait, when were you gone? A few months ago, wasn't it?

AHMETxRock wrote:COW! YOU'VE COME BACK TO US!

Well I did say most likely not forever, didn't I?

wat

COW! YOU'VE COME BACK TO US!

I feel like it needs to be set to some smooth bass lines.

A modern day ee cummings.

Every day I see posted numerous, basically do not Huitie.
Later found this silly.
A lot of people than I registered late scores than I do.
So I'll save this text in Notepad.
On each to see a copy and paste one.
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Hamlet 2, on the other hand, was primarily not.

Hamlet wasn't that funny. Hamlet II was the funny one.

I don't remember Hamlet ending with a wedding...

In a Shakespearean comedy, there's always a wedding at the end. So some of it's a throwback to that sort of thing I think.

So the third option would be that they see each other but they're not in love?

Well, drama involves people who are of a high position that have something to lose, usually due to a character flaw, while comedy involves the common man. Oedipus was so sure of himself that though he possessed sight, he was truly blind to that which happened around him. A comedy involves those of lower class and with not much. Princess Diana's car crash made worldwide coverage, and is dramatic. To the common man, that is just something that sucks.

And I didn't see shaun.