Dear listeners idea: Mr. Juan Carlos Blogger Blogspot has endeavored to prohibit the use of full stop as well as writing in verse, forcing me to write all the way through STOP It is only intended to communicate my ideas through the use of STOP period followed I refuse because I do not like extortion and goat, half goat and STOP What I can not use the full stop or verse? STOP What I can write only with points in a row? STOP yes to the former and not the latter! STOP why I notice required the use of certain tricks until a kind soul tell me how to get around the problem STOP Meanwhile I give STOP version of my latest performance entitled ... The function (obviously stop)
The actor was concerned came STOP Al Release: A man who coughed STOP A mother with a crying baby STOP A lady I opened candy wrapped in cellophane STOP An executive phone on STOP Two half deaf old ladies who spoke to the cries STOP A guy with hiccups STOP A girl who ate french fries STOP Two lovers who do not stopped kissing and laughing STOP One worker who used his jackhammer STOP A pirate with a talking parrot on his shoulder STOP AND critic STOP snoring But that's not all: The pointer also fell asleep STOP By illuminating lights burned it STOP And the curtain came down early STOP snoring Al critical work like it (they see what no one sees STOP And vice versa)
The actor could understand many things because was old, but it seemed that the pirate was talking to his parrot in the sixth row exceeded any limit STOP Later, while going over their parliaments in the mirror for the next role, Macbeth said "Life is not running a shadow, a poor player that struts and stirred one hour on stage and then again not knowing of him, is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing " His pride hurt him to think that maybe the work is not on stage but developed under STOP That the actor was the spectator and the public, the interpreter STOP He sat with his legs hanging from the proscenium, and when the curtain went up, the artists received such thunderous applause as yourself: It was a pirate (FINAL STOP)
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