HAL: The Second Renaissance

This video review fulfils a classical literary quench delivered by four of the finest "lit-crits" seen in over a decade. Such a sublime and prestigious delivery of Shakespeare, can only be compared to the workings of, and is critically endeared by the HAL society. We managed to interview one of the founder members of HAL, the current CEO Mr P. Liddy. He spoke to us during his visit to America where he was providing a lecture in New Haven, Connecticut on; 'literacy, history and the rudimentary dumbing down of language etiquette and erudite as a whole, as a direct result of the influence of the illiterate public speaker'.




CEO Mr Liddy told us "this work has already been recognised and subsequently awarded the highest accolade in HAL. It is registered within the short listed top five most important literary critical pieces of our time. It is a theological study, which is ultimately detrimental to the development of the human race. It has been recognised as a piece of work which will inform and educate people for a length time only extinguishable when the human race seizes to exist. By its very nature it will revolutionise religion, culture and society and is 'for the make benefit' of our children and our children's children."

When we asked about the R-Rating and reviewers current status's, CEO Mr Liddy had this to say, "The review may be 'top-shelf material', and will, of course will be subjected from certain age groups, but it is of such an advanced calibre that it can only be deciphered by a higher age group; one consisting of strong academics as well as community members within the rated-R fan base."

He continued to praise the reviewers, "Not only were the group substantiated in their practices but they will become important key figures in our history to come. These four Adonai, are already acclaimed as official members of HAL, and have also gained peerages in the House of Lords. Charities around the world have in fact contributed funding for them to start up their own Shakespearian school of thought known as Club HAL. I myself have been there and I can recommend a glass of Horatio 1601 as my favourite tipple".

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