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Uploaded by on Feb 2, 2009

With a few effects!

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  • 'When he himself might his quietus make

    With a bare bodkin?'

    It means a man could take his own life with a dagger. Quietus meaning somewhere quiet or calm, particularly the 'quiet' of death; a bodkin is a kind of sewing needle, but the term was also used as another name for a dagger. 'Bare' bodkin means an unsheathed dagger. Here finisheth Pam's guide to Shakespearean lingo! LOL!

    Pam x

  • Fantastic!

  • LOL! What the fuck were you on when you did this, sweetheart - and can I have some! An interesting take on one of Bill's best bits. Don't give up the day job though, luvvie!!!

    Pam x

  • I think it sounds like Patrick Stewart on Acid!

    Although i have little acting experience, this was all done in one take! What the hell is a bare bodkin anyway? Shakespeare? Ive shat him!lol!

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  • LOL!

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