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Teacher, Teacher

The Laughing Along With A Limerick prompt word is: Puzzle

The puzzle was whether or not
I could stare at her and not get caught
I heard English instruction
but I thought reproduction
my young eyes glued to her two boombots

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-MNuf6dG64&list=RD5-MNuf6dG64&start_radio=1

Note: slight "#mature" theme here. I'm not applying a CW - when I was a kid, this would have caused a 12-year-old to titter, but kids these days have read and seen far more explicit stuff a thousand times.

So I wanted to post something that wasn't politics, that isn't news or topical. Something amusing, maybe, and something I've not posted before. I happened to be reminded of the novel Singularity Sky by Charles Stross yesterday, which has as #inspiration for part of it the #Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

That reminded me of a Fringe experience of mine. So here it is. It won't make you rich, or smarter, or wiser, but maybe will give you a laugh.

My partner and I went to a tiny Fringe festival in a small town some years ago. It was basically a whistle stop between two cities in western Canada; I have no idea why the touring Fringe would even stop there, but it did, at least some of it.

One of the performances we saw was a version of MacBeth. It was highly #abbreviated, sort of a cross between a Reader's Digest condensed version, and what you would get if P.D.Q. Bach had an English cousin who did Shakespeare.

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#Fringe #FringeFestival #MacBeth #Shakespeare #PDQBach #titter #bawdy