I think it means "Much fuss about nothing". I might be wrong howeverOriginally Posted by Corporal
Im not sure if this is correct but isnt it much to do about noting?
As its a pun on ye olde english?
I may be incorrect i dunno
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That might be it actually Originally Posted by ToxicPaddy
Much ado
not noting:p
Haha i dunnopropper need a good sig:\
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Yeh, it means Much fuss about nothing ahaha. and it much ado about nothing since it shakespears lang
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23-01-2008, 10:06 PM #14Prick Guest
Sorry but how is that pointlessly? :S Originally Posted by Warezkid2
WHO WOULDN'T!
Wanna know more? :rolleyes:
Edited by REDNECK (forum moderator): Please do not post pointlessly.
Edited by REDNECK (forum moderator): Please do not post pointlessly.Last edited by jesus; 24-01-2008 at 02:14 PM.
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yeah.. marraiges at 15 always work out great. Originally Posted by Warezkid2
well it quite a funny play, i wont go in to it too much, but benedick and beatrice get married in the end, and she saying, "we like them arent we
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i'm the star in the reasonably priced car!
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how old do u think romeo and juilet were? Originally Posted by apk.
yeah.. marraiges at 15 always work out great.propper need a good sig:\
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Romeo was 19, Juliet was 14. I think. Maybe add or take a year. Originally Posted by Corporal
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