Naomi, Naomi...wherefore Art Thou Naomi ?

mikey4444 | 13:22 Wed 24th Jun 2015 | ChatterBank

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Where is Naomi these days ? I miss our little tussles !

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vetuste_ennemi

I believe she recently converted to Rome and has now taken the veil, Mikey.

mikey4444

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Now that is something I would pay good money to see vetuste_ennemi !

wolf63

She has been around

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/members/naomi24/answers/

sandyRoe

You've got that partially right, Vestute. Some time ago I gave her a letter of introduction to the Mother Superior of a convent near Dublin which still hand washes sacerdotal linen.
I think she's gone to spend a holiday there and will be lending a hand over the steaming tubs.

nescio

on a pedantic note, Mikey, "wherefore" does not mean "where", but "why"

sandyRoe

Wherefore are thou, Romeo? Does that actually mean, 'Why are thou, Romeo'? Existential angst at its deepest, that.

wolf63

Sandy - I thought that the last words in your post were 'steaming turds'.

sandyRoe

God knows what might be in that priestly linen after they've staggered in after a night on the Guinness. ☺

mikey4444

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nescio.... I took the quote from here, so I presumed it was right :::

http://www.enotes.com/shakespeare-quotes/o-romeo-romeo-wherefore-art-thou-romeo

It was correct at the time I did the play for my O levels, although that wasn't long after Shakespeare wrong the ruddy play !

nescio

in Romeo and Juliet, Romeo is standing directly below her Juliet's balcony. She is asking "why are you Romeo?" i.e.why did you have to be Romeo, a Montague, her family's sworn enemies.

mikey4444

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I know nescio ! I was just using the quote in its normally accepted sense.

Anyway...where the ruddy hell is Naomi !

Svejk

Naomi was on the 'dull' thread last night.

andy-hughes

nexcio - //in Romeo and Juliet, Romeo is standing directly below her Juliet's balcony. She is asking "why are you Romeo?" i.e.why did you have to be Romeo, a Montague, her family's sworn enemies. //

Absolutely - it is one of the always-trotted-out misunderstandings.

Another one is 'Alas poor Yorrick! I knew him well!', but the quote is actually ' ... I knew him Horatio ...'.

It's great being a pedant isn't it!!

mikey4444

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Its certainly fun Andy !