*and another one falls in love with the evocative beauty of Shakespeare's masterful penmanship*HickBoy said:it's fucking addictive.
HickBoy said:it's fucking addictive.
tritonal said:Iago was totally the best villian ever.
felix20 said:Am I the only person who thought he was talking about the board game?
felix20 said:Am I the only person who thought he was talking about the board game?
I love those too. MacBeth has it all - the original blockbuster.DoubleMeatWhopper said:I love the comedies, especially A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Taming of the Shrew, Much Ado About Nothing and As You Like It, but there's something about the tragedies that stays with you longer: they haunt you. Othello, Hamlet and MacBeth remain my three favourite Shakespearean works.
Oh no. The biggest villian in the history of opera is Alban Berg for writing Wozzeck. *shudder*DoubleMeatWhopper said:Thank's to Verdi's adaptation Otello, Iago is one of the best villains in the world of opera as well. Scarpia is the only operatic villain that can match him.
My offer still stands.MsLulu said:Look at the brain on these LPSG boys! Whoever said men with large penises were lacking in the mind department obviously hasn't visited this board.God, I need to rethink the whole purpose of the universe now. How can the world even out if a man has a big cock and a big brain?
It ruins me for all time. Now I'll always want both (since I know it really does exist.) You guys are not making it easy for me to find the right guy.... my standards just went way up.
(sigh)
tritonal said:Oh no. The biggest villian in the history of opera is Alban Berg for writing Wozzeck. *shudder*
felix20 said:Am I the only person who thought he was talking about the board game?
Oh, I don't know... The Queen of the Night is a pretty good villain, too. Not too much dramatically, but when she starts in with "Die Hoelle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen," she's scary. Hmm, my twisted mind just envisioned Mariah Carey doing this aria...DoubleMeatWhopper said:Thank's to Verdi's adaptation Otello, Iago is one of the best villains in the world of opera as well. Scarpia is the only operatic villain that can match him.
DC_DEEP said:Oh, I don't know... The Queen of the Night is a pretty good villain, too. Not too much dramatically, but when she starts in with "Die Hoelle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen," she's scary. Hmm, my twisted mind just envisioned Mariah Carey doing this aria...
HickBoy, I'm betting that your addiction to Othello, the board game, revolves around flipping over your white piece to find a black piece. Very telling, indeed!:wink: