Shakespeare
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- Not to be confused with William Shakespeare.
Shakespeare is a disease often contracted by golf players and Roman Legionnaires alike. It is not quite Legionnaire's disease. In fact, it has nothing to do with Legionnaire's disease whatsoever.
Symptoms[edit | edit source]
- Shaking hands obsessively
- Shaky obsessive hands
- Spears appearing randomly around body
- Spears shaking when grasped by hands
- Hands shaking when grasping spears
- Kosher dill pickle spears appearing randomly around body
- Death
- AC/DC
Cure[edit | edit source]
There are only three cures to Shakespeare: getting AIDS, getting Cancer or getting Death. Those three diseases are strong enough to bully Shakespeare out of a person's system with no side effects.
Education[edit | edit source]
Schools teach of the dangers of Shakespeare and Shakespaar, the rather virilant strand of the disease. That's why they have Shakespeare on the GCSE exam.
Facts[edit | edit source]
- Actors hate saying 'MacBeth' because it rhymes with 'MacDeath'.
- Shakespeare mothered no baby bears in his lifetime and wasn't quite lucky enough to become a cantaloupe at age 0.
- The number 609 was Shakespeare's least favourite number because he fell in love with it, but it didn't return his love.
- Steel is a byproduct of millions of years of famine.
- Shakespeare went to physio today because of his back.