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Famous Shakespeare-Mamet joke
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kev...@hotmail.com
Aug 31, 1999, 3:00:00 AM8/31/99
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This might seem a bit off-the-wall, but I'm looking for how the
Shakespeare/Mamet joke about the panhandler and the passerby goes?
Anybody know exactly the Shakespeare quote(s)? I want to use it in
promo for Mamet play I'm producing.
Thx,
Kevin
Shakespeare/Mamet joke about the panhandler and the passerby goes?
Anybody know exactly the Shakespeare quote(s)? I want to use it in
promo for Mamet play I'm producing.
Thx,
Kevin
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Richard C. Jones III
Aug 31, 1999, 3:00:00 AM8/31/99
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kev...@hotmail.com wrote:
: This might seem a bit off-the-wall, but I'm looking for how the
: Shakespeare/Mamet joke about the panhandler and the passerby goes?
: Anybody know exactly the Shakespeare quote(s)? I want to use it in
: promo for Mamet play I'm producing.
: This might seem a bit off-the-wall, but I'm looking for how the
: Shakespeare/Mamet joke about the panhandler and the passerby goes?
: Anybody know exactly the Shakespeare quote(s)? I want to use it in
: promo for Mamet play I'm producing.
The passerby refuses to give the panhandler money, and we get the following
dialogue:
Passerby: "Neither a borrower nor a lender be." William Shakespeare.
Panhandler: "Fuck you." David Mamet.
Rick
LostnMaine
Aug 31, 1999, 3:00:00 AM8/31/99
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LOLROF
Great! I just did monologues yesterday from both:)
Great! I just did monologues yesterday from both:)
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