The Cat Chap: Does Jo Think We're Dumb?

[cubfanbudwoman]

CMC:
> "If anyone has read it"?  Jeez Louise, Jo, there might be a tiny
> miniscule fraction of a percent that possibly might have glanced at
> one of the greatest masterpieces of the mightiest of English 
> language authors – e.g., the late Richard Harris, who played the 
> role of Macbeth several times on stage during his career, Maggie 
> Smith, who played Lady M on several occasions, (but alas! that 
> fervent antagonist of the Zionist Conspiracy, Alan Rickman, seems 
> to have been denied the opportunity to strut and fret his hour upon 
> the Macbethian stage, and we all know **WHY**)
 

SSSusan:
Heh heh.  Of *course* we do.  Because it would then be like his 
Dangerous Liaisons, of which one reviewer stated, "Every female 
member of the audience wanted to have sex with him" (paraphrased, but 
I'm sure I got the gist of it right).  I mean, look what happened to 
KathrynC just because you wrote this!  

Siriusly Snapey Susan, just teasing Kathryn, because she's also 
enjoying the image of AR spouting "It is a tale told by an idiot, 
full of sound and fury, signifying nothing."  Ah, lovely!