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Sounds like a yorkshire rendition
What? I don’t see anything wrong with it.
Ohhh, I get it. They accidentally wrote Romeo twice! Ha ha!
Hiro, I hope you’re joking, because they got every single word but “Romeo” wrong.
And anyone who uses that slant shadow font effect should be put together with those who thinks that Comic Sans is an acceptable font to use for shop signs, and shot.
This is from an earlier draft where Juliet actually outed Romeo when she caught him shagging Mercutio…
Come on, it’s the second most famous line to ever appear in a play; how can you get that that wrong? In any case, the WordArt is a bigger sin than the English Fail.
Vavava, I’m showing my lack of culture, but what’s the #1 most famous line to ever appear in a play?
Probably “To be or not to be”?
Jono is correct, as far as one can be correct over something like “most famous”.
Jason:
I’ll let you be the judge. It’s more fun that way for both of us.
Amen, Nick. A-freaking-men.
Maybe they just forgot the apostrophe and it’s supposed to read “Romeo, Romeo we’re far out Romeo!”
in that case they also added an extra word, just to trick us into thinking they just suck at quoting shakespeare
.. sneaky bastards
It burnsssss!!!!
This is why God cries sometimes.
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