Something wicked this way comes

[rphilo]

By the pricking of my thumbs,
some reviewer this way comes...
who doesn't appear to know that
Ray Bradbury was quoting Shakespeare's
"Macbeth" in the title of his book. Old Willy
Boy gets the credit, not Ray.
Specifically, I'm referring to the reviewer of
Harry Potter III on horror.com.

[KRUGERKID13]

alrighty

[fluffho]

wow...

ur a sharp one

although i like shakespear.. quite a bit.. im not familiar with nearly as many of his works as id like to be

[kpropain]

Originally posted by rphilo
By the pricking of my thumbs,
some reviewer this way comes...
who doesn't appear to know that
Ray Bradbury was quoting Shakespeare's
"Macbeth" in the title of his book. Old Willy
Boy gets the credit, not Ray.
Specifically, I'm referring to the reviewer of
Harry Potter III on horror.com.

[Plaguewind]

Originally posted by rphilo
By the pricking of my thumbs,
some reviewer this way comes...
who doesn't appear to know that
Ray Bradbury was quoting Shakespeare's
"Macbeth" in the title of his book. Old Willy
Boy gets the credit, not Ray.
Specifically, I'm referring to the reviewer of
Harry Potter III on horror.com.

Well, not the first case in which I see this passage quoted... Bruce Dickinson, in a song called Book of Thel (yes, it IS a reference to Blake...)...

[bwind22]

Originally posted by rphilo
By the pricking of my thumbs,
some reviewer this way comes...
who doesn't appear to know that
Ray Bradbury was quoting Shakespeare's
"Macbeth" in the title of his book. Old Willy
Boy gets the credit, not Ray.
Specifically, I'm referring to the reviewer of
Harry Potter III on horror.com.


What the fuck is that? Why is it written in verse like he's reciting a poem, yet there's no real rythem or rhyme?

But here's an even more important question... Why is he bitching about something that was said in the Harry Potter review and not at the fact that that stupid fuckin movie got reviewed on this site in the first place?

Here rphilo, I wrote a little Shakespearian poem for you...

Twas the twilight, on horror.com,
when from the shadows, an idiot sprung,
he bitched and he moaned, and spoke in lame verse,
about the Potter review, but wait it gets worse,
he came in a newbie, but he should have asked first,
because one stupid post and now he is cursed.

[Freddy Krueger.]

Originally posted by rphilo
By the pricking of my thumbs,
some reviewer this way comes...
who doesn't appear to know that
Ray Bradbury was quoting Shakespeare's
"Macbeth" in the title of his book. Old Willy
Boy gets the credit, not Ray.
Specifically, I'm referring to the reviewer of
Harry Potter III on horror.com.

[Sam The Egg]

Originally posted by rphilo
By the pricking of my thumbs,
some reviewer this way comes...
who doesn't appear to know that
Ray Bradbury was quoting Shakespeare's
"Macbeth" in the title of his book. Old Willy
Boy gets the credit, not Ray.
Specifically, I'm referring to the reviewer of
Harry Potter III on horror.com.

Hehe, you said "prick"

[kpropain]

Originally posted by Sam The Egg
Hehe, you said "prick"

I think rphilo was refering to himself:D

[jay o2 waster]

Originally posted by rphilo
By the pricking of my thumbs,
some reviewer this way comes...
who doesn't appear to know that
Ray Bradbury was quoting Shakespeare's
"Macbeth" in the title of his book. Old Willy
Boy gets the credit, not Ray.
Specifically, I'm referring to the reviewer of
Harry Potter III on horror.com.

[Vampenguin]

Originally posted by bwind22

Twas the twilight, on horror.com,
when from the shadows, an idiot sprung,
he bitched and he moaned, and spoke in lame verse,
about the Potter review, but wait it gets worse,
he came in a newbie, but he should have asked first,
because one stupid post and now he is cursed.

That's AWESOME!