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[caffeinated.joy]

*hides clown nose and floppy shoes* I have no idea what you're talking about. *spots rubber chicken and quickly and discretely kicks it to one side then proceeds to blink innocently*

[Jenna]

*suddenly remembers this isn't ISA and wanders off*

...oh that would've fun to say. So much fun. Damn you, PG-13 rating! Damn you!

[Glamily]

Anybody want some homemade scones and orange marmalade?
Turns out, when I get bored.. I'm quite a good cook.

[tallsimsfan77]

tallsimsfan77, I hope you will get your Sims 2 game back and start making more cool things. I wondered if young people did drift away as school and/or love moved into their real life. I am glad you drifted back.

Thanks and it was my high school life.  College life just made me more bored and Shakespeare just doesn't appeal to me right now.

Guess who has to be lady MacBeth in this case?

[Nonni]

Oh, no way, Lady MacBeth!?!

[Zooey]

All I have to say is - ew. I hate Shakespeare 

[caffeinated.joy]

I always enjoyed it. My favorites were Taming of the Shrew, Much Ado About Nothing and Midsummer Night's Dream.

[Paden]

I always liked Hamlet and The Tempest, myself.

[Glamily]

I read a comic version of Romeo and Juliet once. That would have to be the only Shakespeare I like.

[Nonni]

I always enjoyed it. My favorites were Taming of the Shrew, Much Ado About Nothing and Midsummer Night's Dream.

Those were my favs, also. MacBeth was too stressful. Besides I am more into fairy tales and happy endings.

[Theraven]

*runs into a full theatre, yells MACBETH, runs out again (laughing madly)*

[Paden]

*drops fatally wounded by a fallen house light*

[Nonni]

*drops fatally wounded by a fallen house light*

I SAID, Happy Endings, not Insane or Hysterical.

[fatedicewolf]

*drops fatally wounded by a fallen house light*

Lol, Paden. I think Nonni wanted 'ride off into the sunset'.

[Paden]

Sorry, last time I was on a horse was about fifteen years ago or so. Not an easy one to control, as I recall, but I did get her trust in the end and was successful in riding her. The stable lady said no one had gotten one hundred yards on that animal without being brushed off or tossed for months and asked how I did it. All I did was stroke her neck and scratch under her mane. Told her she was a nice girl and could I please have a pleasant ride. She was my regular mount the whole time I was there.