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spud (profile) wrote,
on 11-3-2005 at 10:18am
Current mood: woodchipper?
Subject: Ich habe das Fernseher brauchen.

yeah. i want to just do laundry. and lay down. and watch a movie.

does that make me depressed? or lazy? because i don't think i am. i'm just a greedy bastard, that's all.

i'm alreay wearing out this keyboard, i think. i'm not sure how that's possible, but there you have it. it keeps making this strange rattling sound.

"dude, you should've gotten a dell." fuck you dell. and fuck you compaq.

i have a lot of reading to do. it's just not going to happen. oh well, right?
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liz

11-03-05 10:28am

I'm always saying oh well, like right now for instance. probably should be writing this paper that im going to need for peer editing at 4 today but do I have it, no, have i made any effort to start it. of course not, thats not my style man. shoot.
whatever.
but im not doing so great with this whole college thing anyway.


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phil-himself

11-03-05 3:27pm

I say d00d, shoulda built your pwn 1337 sauce compy, but that's just me being a geeky mcgeek

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spud

Re:, 11-03-05 4:09pm

i totally should have. the only advantage to the lappy is size and portability. 2 things relatively low on my list of priorities.

it was stoopid X 10.

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phil-himself

Re: Re:, 11-03-05 4:25pm

do you still have your paper on macbeth from last year, I am finished with my content pretty much but I want to check out the formatting for quoting poems

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spud

an excerpt:, 11-06-05 5:49pm


In the first act, the witches forecast that Macbeth will be the Thane of Cawdor, in addition to his current position as Thane of Glamis, and eventually, King of Scotland. Shortly after he is pronounced Thane of Cawdor, he wonders if the prophecy is really true. He ponders the possibilities of becoming king, asking, "If good, why do I yield to that suggestion Whose horrid image doth unfix my hair And make my seated heart knock at my ribs, Against the use of nature?" (1.2.133-36). This shows that the first thing he considers is murdering the King in order to expedite and ensure his ascent to the throne, and this proves his inherent evil. When he relays this prophecy to Lady Macbeth, the first thing she thinks of is also murdering King Duncan, exclaiming to her husband, "Hie thee hither, That I may pour my spirits in thine ear, And chastise with the valor of my tongue All that impedes thee from the golden round, Which fate and metaphysical aid doth seem to have thee crowned withal." (1.5.21-6). This instinct makes Lady Macbeth and Macbeth equal in sin, as both of them first look to murder as being the best available option.

hopefully that helps... although a day late and a dollar short, i'm sure.

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phil-himself

Re: an excerpt:, 11-06-05 6:38pm

you guys must have had a differant objective

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spud

Re: Re: an excerpt:, 11-07-05 5:15pm

i sorta made my own.

we were supposed to say who was more evil, lady macbeth or macbeth. i got sick of going back and forth, and just decided to say they were both evil.

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phil-himself

Re: Re: Re: an excerpt:, 11-07-05 7:14pm

yeah that was the topic for ours, I went with Macbeth, but I did strawman that Lady Macbeth started it all

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