Macbeth will then say, "Et tu Sam?"

Posted by: Abhishek on March 15, 2006

Something is rotten in the state of Denmark

Posted by: 0 on March 15, 2006

The blogger doth protest too much me thinks

Posted by: 0 on March 15, 2006

You Anon citizens do know that those lines are from Hamlet, not Macbeth?

Posted by: Willy Shakespeare on March 15, 2006

Of course, but it seemed so much more poetic than "Bubble bubble, toil and trouble"



...Yeah, I probably screwed that up, but it's been about 6 years since I last read Macbeth so give me a break. :-p

Posted by: 0 on March 15, 2006

By the way, that last post was from the protesting guy.

Posted by: 0 on March 15, 2006

Geez... way to stay on topic...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY SAM'S MOM!!

Thank you for the gift of Sam.

Posted by: Ruth on March 15, 2006

I thought untimely was an adjective...



So the adverb form would be untimelyly?



Oh English, a cruel mistress art thou.

Posted by: Mason on March 15, 2006

Surprisingly, untimely is also an adverb. I had to look it up.

Posted by: Alan on March 15, 2006

Today's my mom's birthday too!

Posted by: Justine on March 15, 2006

happy B-Day!

Posted by: 0 on March 15, 2006

no i did NOT know that interesting fact. i think i'll have to go and tell my mom that. whoo.

Posted by: nehalita on March 16, 2006

Samuel,

Thank you so much for the birthday blog. It was the best present ever.

Thanks also to everyone who sang Happy Birthday To You to me on the telephone last night. Maybe that was the best present ever.

Thanks Ruth for the birthday greeting. And thanks also Anonymous, just in case you were saying Happy B-day to me and not just to Justine's Mom.

Happy Birthday Justine's Mom!

Sam, I love you. Please be careful today and every day.

Love,

mom

Posted by: Sam's Mom on March 16, 2006

wow...my g-mas birthday, my english teacher's b-day, and my parents' anniversary...plus those other b-days, and the whole ceasar thing of course



Happy Birthday everyone!...slightly belated

Posted by: Ross on March 17, 2006