The "General Games Chat" forum, which includes Retro Game Reviews, has been archived and is now read-only. You cannot post here or create a new thread or review on this forum.
Come on everone, lets get into the guiness book of records. Write completely random stuff here, and try to get the thread longer than 600 replies (the world record) WOOHOO LETS GO. In fact i got an i dea, lets have a word game. I write a word, and u reply with the first word which comes into your head.
1st Word:----------------> Playstation 2
1st Word:----------------> Playstation 2
Page:
Lindgren wrote:
> I couldnt really imagine a schooling without Shakespeare, it wouldnt
> seem right really. It may be out of date, but there is a lot of
> insight into issues that otherwise wouldnt have been addressed in his
> plays and poetry.
Yeah I know what you mean, not sure why Nick would want to do it in College instead, that's usually when you're doing the subjects that interest you most, preparing you for work.
> I couldnt really imagine a schooling without Shakespeare, it wouldnt
> seem right really. It may be out of date, but there is a lot of
> insight into issues that otherwise wouldnt have been addressed in his
> plays and poetry.
Yeah I know what you mean, not sure why Nick would want to do it in College instead, that's usually when you're doing the subjects that interest you most, preparing you for work.
M@rk wrote:
> Lindgren wrote:
> Hows life in working in the clothes shop going? Must have been mad
> during the sales!
>
> Yeah me my mum and brother went to Matalans the other day, some great
> things on sale. I didnt get anything though. My mum got a few things.
I didnt get much in the sales this year, a new top and slippers. I loooove those slippers!
> Lindgren wrote:
> Hows life in working in the clothes shop going? Must have been mad
> during the sales!
>
> Yeah me my mum and brother went to Matalans the other day, some great
> things on sale. I didnt get anything though. My mum got a few things.
I didnt get much in the sales this year, a new top and slippers. I loooove those slippers!
I just found it all very boring, if i have to read i'd rather something that i dont need to translate, i like musical poetry.
M@rk wrote:
> Flockhart wrote:
> I really liked Shakespeare once i knew how to read it but i agree
> with you that maybe it should be a college thing.
>
> A college thing? but you know how important shakespeare is.
I couldnt really imagine a schooling without Shakespeare, it wouldnt seem right really. It may be out of date, but there is a lot of insight into issues that otherwise wouldnt have been addressed in his plays and poetry.
> Flockhart wrote:
> I really liked Shakespeare once i knew how to read it but i agree
> with you that maybe it should be a college thing.
>
> A college thing? but you know how important shakespeare is.
I couldnt really imagine a schooling without Shakespeare, it wouldnt seem right really. It may be out of date, but there is a lot of insight into issues that otherwise wouldnt have been addressed in his plays and poetry.
Lindgren wrote:
> Hows life in working in the clothes shop going? Must have been mad
> during the sales!
Yeah me my mum and brother went to Matalans the other day, some great things on sale. I didnt get anything though. My mum got a few things.
> Hows life in working in the clothes shop going? Must have been mad
> during the sales!
Yeah me my mum and brother went to Matalans the other day, some great things on sale. I didnt get anything though. My mum got a few things.
Hows life in working in the clothes shop going? Must have been mad during the sales!
Lucy Laptop wrote:
> Didn't pay much attention to poetry and we didn't spend a lot of time
> on it, i remember something about his father ploughing fields and him
> going on about how his pen was his plough or something.
He liked using writing instruments as symbols in his poems, he did quite a bit. I think In Mutiny's Way he did something similar, must have been one you studied, all the teachers pick that one I think as its an easy one to understand.
> Didn't pay much attention to poetry and we didn't spend a lot of time
> on it, i remember something about his father ploughing fields and him
> going on about how his pen was his plough or something.
He liked using writing instruments as symbols in his poems, he did quite a bit. I think In Mutiny's Way he did something similar, must have been one you studied, all the teachers pick that one I think as its an easy one to understand.
Lindgren wrote:
> I did Seamus Heaney too. What was your favourite poem. Mine was the
> Skunk ad Valediction.
>
> The Skunk had a certain loving feel and irony in it I thought. What
> did you think?
I can't remember anything about it other than not liking something about drowning kittens or dead dogs drying out in the sun.
Didn't pay much attention to poetry and we didn't spend a lot of time on it, i remember something about his father ploughing fields and him going on about how his pen was his plough or something.
> I did Seamus Heaney too. What was your favourite poem. Mine was the
> Skunk ad Valediction.
>
> The Skunk had a certain loving feel and irony in it I thought. What
> did you think?
I can't remember anything about it other than not liking something about drowning kittens or dead dogs drying out in the sun.
Didn't pay much attention to poetry and we didn't spend a lot of time on it, i remember something about his father ploughing fields and him going on about how his pen was his plough or something.
Lucy Laptop wrote:
>
> Poetry was Seamus Heaney and we did MacBeth and Romeo & Juliet
I did Seamus Heaney too. What was your favourite poem. Mine was the Skunk ad Valediction.
The Skunk had a certain loving feel and irony in it I thought. What did you think?
>
> Poetry was Seamus Heaney and we did MacBeth and Romeo & Juliet
I did Seamus Heaney too. What was your favourite poem. Mine was the Skunk ad Valediction.
The Skunk had a certain loving feel and irony in it I thought. What did you think?
Lindgren wrote:
> What play or poetry did you study? Some are better than others.
>
> I not so sure how good it was for language history, Shakespeare made
> up a lot of words of his own.
Poetry was Seamus Heaney and we did MacBeth and Romeo & Juliet
> What play or poetry did you study? Some are better than others.
>
> I not so sure how good it was for language history, Shakespeare made
> up a lot of words of his own.
Poetry was Seamus Heaney and we did MacBeth and Romeo & Juliet
Page: