The Awesome 'All's Well That Ends Well' April NSD Challenge!

marmiterulesok

Nargleblast wrote: »

Will: Yes, for sure 't will have musick and dancing, listen to this " Oh my mother, here goeth we again, oh my, how may we resist your crafty wiles?"

How does the rest of the song go?

Could this stunning new development mean that Our Will wrote 'Dancing Queen' about a large donkey in a dress?

I think we should be told.

cheexy

Oh my...you are so funny. Please keep the Shakespeare themed banter going

DeafLeopard

Sorry to break the shakesperian themed banter,
I loved reading them all, but I wanted to say that I now have
6 NSDs
For Last Saturday,Sunday and the thursday that just went.

Going shopping for work shoes today so will be a spend day.
I think...It'll be a miricle if it wasn't lol

snowfox

Oops, not been on here all week! But I'm happy to report 2 more NSDs from Wednesday & Thursday, bringing me up to #4

Should get another one in today as I'm staying in.
Have a nice weekend everyone!

slowlyfading

NSD 7 for me today

Nargleblast

Forsooth indeed hath snowfox slowlyfading and DeafLeopard purloined for themselves some goodly NSDs, as hast the Nargle, a jolly5 to her name indeed!
Methinks we should celebrate like Antony and Cleopatra, who liked nothing more than to dress as peasants and have a gaudy night.

Some things never go out of date!

Gem-gem

cheexy wrote: »

Oh my...you are so funny. Please keep the Shakespeare themed banter going

I agree...

NSD for me for today and tomorrow

Have been away for a few days in this lovely country of ours. Used our National Trust card and English Hertitage (xmas present) lots which help reduce the cost of days out. Won't be leaving the house again until I go to work on Monday need to paint some more fence!!!

Hope you are all having a great weekend.

marmiterulesok

marmiterulesok wrote: »

How does the rest of the song go?

Could this stunning new development mean that Our Will wrote 'Dancing Queen' about a large donkey in a dress?

I think we should be told.

Sorry,that song title should have read 'I salute ye,my fairest dancing queene,with a hey nonie-nonie' to the tune of 'Greensleeves' and not 'Dancing Queen'...

And,it goes without saying that the the whole script of 'Mamma Mia' would be in broad Bardian English,so I'm guessing that Hubert,Swedish Chef and quite probably Igor will have some difficulties pronouncing most of the dialogue and therefore being understood.But,hey,we're used to that,aren't we?

The person who suggested doing a tragedy/musical fusion of 'Macbeth' and 'Mamma Mia',that is to say 'Mamma Macbeth' has to be taking the Michael.

Will: Yes, for sure 't will have musick and dancing, listen to this " Oh my mother, here goeth we again, oh my, how may we resist your crafty wiles?"

Second line: 'Oh my mother,here we goeth again,oh my,could this be a dagger I see before me.'

Third line: 'Ooo I was brokenhearted,feeling melancholy since the day hence we parted.'

'My my .....'

Need I go on?

I'd love to see how Igor would cope with singing 'Gimme Gimme Gimme'. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I'm glad that some of you find our silly banter amusing.One doth try.

Don't forget,we still have that wonderful Shakespearean luvvie waiting on the wings to entertain with us his sheer awfulness.The great Jackson Hedley. :eek:

'I die Horatio....urgh.....'

marmiterulesok

Nargleblast wrote: »

Methinks we should celebrate like Antony and Cleopatra, who liked nothing more than to dress as peasants and have a gaudy night.

Some things never go out of date!

I'll have a large G & T please,and splash a little in the glass!

Hic!

Knit_Witch

Yesterday was a spendy day, today was NOT so I am now up to 10 NSDs and still 9 in a row :j:j

Can I increase my target to 15 please Marmite :T:T