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I was not-literally bombarded by two people asking that I finish my sci-fi-esque rewrite of Romeo & Juliet, so here's a catch up before the gripping concluding bits.
And here's Sir Guile D'Gerb's 'Adventure at the Henge' from the beginning, in case you're interested.
Clicking here might save a disabled donkey! (But probably not.)
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 13:17,
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this sums it up nicelyi loved the series when it was still going strong
( Dr Scunner She’s a he, technically, but she’s scalding hot,
Mon 1 Sep 2008, 13:20,
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Well, hopefully you'll still like it now I'm rounding it off!And happy b3taday too :)
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 13:41,
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Ah, is that what the story is!?I thought it was a porno.
(only kidding, I always liked your cartoon, I just never worked out why it was in the future)
((only kidding, I always liked your cartoon, I just never worked out why it was in the future)
Mr Gear the gay-maker,
Mon 1 Sep 2008, 13:22,
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It was a ratehr silly based on Patrick Stewart acutally being Shakespeareand there was something to do with time travel in his dreams. It's probably best to not linger on it.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 13:38,
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That is very true.The whole play can be summarised in three-panel strips with a bad pun every six or seven lines without losing any of the emotional resonance or artisty. Shakespeare is very jealous of my sk1llz0rz. Or something.
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Mon 1 Sep 2008, 13:40,
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