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- Sorry Anne Francis, But Leslie Nielsen Stars
- So, What Play Should I Tackle Next?
- 10 Reasons We Love Sir Ian McKellen
- Thanksgiving Sale! 75% Off!
- The DaVinci Michelangelo Question
- Come On, Dictionary
- Shakespeare 101, on Prezi
- Congratulations, Shakespeare's Pizza!
- Kids, Huh? Whaddya Gonna Do.
- Julie Taymor's Tempest Costumes : Yes, Those Are Z...
- The Business of Shakespeare
- Does He Or Didn't He?
- My 4yr old Hamlet
- ...And Geeklet Messes Back.
- Messing With Geeklet, Part II.
- Screw Chekhov. And His Gun.
- Most Hated Characters in Literary History
- Bikini Shakespeare
- Messing With Geeklet
- Romeo and ... Brittney? All Right.
- Review : Two Gentlemen of Lebowski
- Ernie and Bert Are Dead
- Shakespeare Was Gay! O Noes!
- Bodycount, Part 2
- Bodycount
- The Ages of Man Game
- Edwin Booth, Hero
- Charles Emerson Winchester. The Third.
- When Did Shakespeare Begin Writing?
- Shakespeare SEO
- "Best" Speech?
- You Got Politics In My Shakespeare!
- The Reinvention of Storytelling
- Staging Throne Of Blood
- Remember Remember ...
- Shakespeare Books from 1700s Discovered
- What's In An Opening Line?
- Shakespeare's Long Lost Cousin
- Shakespeare Slept Here
- Two Panel Shakespeare
- Henry5 : Sci-Fi Shakespeare
- Finally, Free First Folios! Fun!
- Steal and Mutilate Books? Become a Librarian.
- Ready To Get Angry, Sonnet Lovers?
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Ah, an existential statement on the limitless possibilities of existence in a universe lacking a pre-determined meta-narrative.
The title suggests some overlap with Dadaism (see what I did there?)
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