>Hooligan Origin: late 19th Century, perhaps from Hooligan, the surname of a fictional rowdy Irish family in a music-hall song of the 1890s, also of a cartoon character. BRAVO R A V O
I'm going to use this in an English hand-in. For my teacher is not of English heritage, nor do he possesses thy art or skill that is required for the adept use of the English language. He is in fact, a ineligible teacher, and i call for the nonpublic and partly civil humiliation and degradation of said teacher. I will not countenance this act of heresy towards the English language. Thus, i will twain get acme grade, and humiliate him synchronously. And possibly triennially the amplitude of thy act as a whole.
your physique is grand
for yourself
for thee
Holy fuck this is well done. You can tell he did it manually; without using a translator or generator. 10/10
>Hooligan
Origin: late 19th Century, perhaps from Hooligan, the surname of a fictional rowdy Irish family in a music-hall song of the 1890s, also of a cartoon character.
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>there are actually TWO versions of Baneposteth in existense
The man who beareth visage by mask obscured...
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AGGGG ITS EVEN IN FUCKING IAMBIC PENTAMETER LMAO
I should show this to my english teacher since we're learning shakespeare.
Alex Greaney Did thou showest
no, rip
@@Alex-ji6ob Don't worry, lad. Give me a year and I'll find a way to have a seminar on the topic and include this in it.
"What, you egg?" Assassin in macbeth
you are a saucy boi?
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Underrated.
I'm going to use this in an English hand-in. For my teacher is not of English heritage, nor do he possesses thy art or skill that is required for the adept use of the English language. He is in fact, a ineligible teacher, and i call for the nonpublic and partly civil humiliation and degradation of said teacher. I will not countenance this act of heresy towards the English language. Thus, i will twain get acme grade, and humiliate him synchronously. And possibly triennially the amplitude of thy act as a whole.
using long latinate words is not very Shakespearean
This is a masterpiece.
doctor bavol
I cannot believe
This is really great.
auf mein Gott