A gay alcoholic!'Faith sir, we were carousing till the second cock: and drink, sir, is a great...'
Some gay guy I'm guessing
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My interpretation of that line is, he's just slipped 9 roofies into that guys drink and he's getting a litte impatient because they arent working as fast as Menteith told him they would....
Yes I did just look up Menteith they probably never interact within the actual play itself but I'm making up my own version!
By the last count it was 4 of his plays I have read so I really couldnt say having not read them all. Macbeth was one of the 4, which I read at school but I really cant remember much other than a very general plot.
According to Yahoo answers which hasnt let me down yet
his most violent play is Titus Androniucus. Which I have not read so I can not say.Well, you've got the King, his guards, Banquo, Lady Macbeth & finally Macbeth. I think. . .:dunno:
Cheese on Toast or "Welsh Rarebit" is the easiest snack for any man to make, you can even make it while drunk.....but remember to turn the grill off when you're finished.
Toast one side of semi-thick bread.
Layer other side with a touch of butter.
Add slices of favorite cheese.
Grill till brown and bubbly.
Forget the extras......... too much trouble.
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You're definitely forgetting "The Tragedy of Titus Andronicus" (note the user name good sirs). It was the Bard's first tragedy and definitely his deadliest. It's not very well known, but it's my favorite. Here's the death count:
Mutius, Bassianus, Martius, Quintus, the Jester, the Nurse, Chiron, Demetrius, Lavinia, Tamora, Titus, Saturninus, and Aaron. I think I got 'em all. Basically, everyone dies except for Lucius. A crazy tale indeed...
Thanks. According to the calendar this place seems to be a world class Jazz venue. Thanks, I was unfamiliar with the Jazz scene there.
If I ever go I shall keep Ronnie Scott's in mind.
Ace Bandage
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Argh! Naturally, I forgot the very first murder - Alarbus. His sacrifice is what sparks the rest of the killings.
Have any of you brits met Sophie Howard?. LOL
Oh, Dame Edna I would imagine, in a clinch she could always tag in Sir Les Patterson
If you had about 4 days in London and 5 or 6 days in Scotland, what are some of the "must see" recommendations?
Well, if ever I have friends coming up to London I'd take them to most of the obvious tourist hotspots, Buck House, Trafalgar Square, visit a few museums etc & then get drunk!
Here are some suggestions -
Go on the London Eye, hang out on the nearby South Bank where you can visit BFI Southbank, BFI Imax, National Theatre, Hayward Gallery.
Use the riverboat service to travel up the Thames, you can use the Tate to Tate service which goes from Tate Modern to Tate Britain, both worth a visit. You can also travel by river to the Tower of London.
Visit Richmond Park, the largest Royal Park in London & home to a few hundred deer. Richmond itself is nice, sit by the river in the sunshine & sink a few pints!
Take a themed guided tour, Jack The Ripper, Sherlock Holmes etc
Go to a proper east end cockney boozer!
Try some jellied eels or pie 'n' mash.
Have a nose around Spitalfields Market.
Go to a gig/concert/theatre/club.
Go greyhound racing at Wimbledon Stadium.
Wander round Highgate Cemetery, you can take guided tours or just make your own way around. You can see the tomb of Karl Marx, & other famous people, poets, writers etc.
Here are some suggestions -
Go on the London Eye, hang out on the nearby South Bank where you can visit BFI Southbank, BFI Imax, National Theatre, Hayward Gallery.
Use the riverboat service to travel up the Thames, you can use the Tate to Tate service which goes from Tate Modern to Tate Britain, both worth a visit. You can also travel by river to the Tower of London.
Visit Richmond Park, the largest Royal Park in London & home to a few hundred deer. Richmond itself is nice, sit by the river in the sunshine & sink a few pints!
Take a themed guided tour, Jack The Ripper, Sherlock Holmes etc
Go to a proper east end cockney boozer!
Try some jellied eels or pie 'n' mash.
Have a nose around Spitalfields Market.
Go to a gig/concert/theatre/club.
Go greyhound racing at Wimbledon Stadium.
Wander round Highgate Cemetery, you can take guided tours or just make your own way around. You can see the tomb of Karl Marx, & other famous people, poets, writers etc.
