Regarding tomorrow, in a word, you are . .

[joechan521]

i've been preparing english for a long long time, ignored all my other subjects, and all those preparing are probably useless and waste of time (i remembered up to 50 quotes for hamlet, and word by word from the play that is, now i cant write good essays, i get temped to put in alot of quotes but no explainations)

all i want now is to get it over and done with.
i don't care if i do shit, won't make a difference if i get 2 more months to prepare!
"If it be now, tis not to come; if it be not to come, it will be now; if it be not now, yet it will come." Let be.

[Ahmad]

all i want now is to get it over and done with.
i don't care if i do shit, won't make a difference if i get 2 more months to prepare

Well put Mr. Chan

[Markos]

puckit

[Pencil]

"If it be now, tis not to come; if it be not to come, it will be now; if it be not now, yet it will come." Let be.

haha nice quote. though i never fully understood it

[joechan521]

"If it be now, tis not to come; if it be not to come, it will be now; if it be not now, yet it will come." Let be.

haha nice quote. though i never fully understood it

neither do i, haha but sounds like something relevant

[Pencil]

neither do i, haha but sounds like something relevant

yeah it is
i like the quote, just don't fully understand it haha

[BA22]

neither do i, haha but sounds like something relevant

yeah it is
i like the quote, just don't fully understand it haha

It means Hamlet? has no control over something, so he resigned to let it be. Something will happen, he doesn't know when, and thus, lacks control

[Pencil]

It means Hamlet? has no control over something, so he resigned to let it be. Something will happen, he doesn't know when, and thus, lacks control

yeah i get the general gist of it, he decides to "let be" and stop resisting his fate and railing against events etc. I just never understood the wording, because he says "if it be now, (his death) tis not to come (?) if it be not to come it will be now".  But yeah I know what he is trying to say

[BA22]

It means Hamlet? has no control over something, so he resigned to let it be. Something will happen, he doesn't know when, and thus, lacks control

yeah i get the general gist of it, he decides to "let be" and stop resisting his fate and railing against events etc. I just never understood the wording, because he says "if it be now, (his death) tis not to come (?) if it be not to come it will be now".  But yeah I know what he is trying to say

Yeh, my bad, i'm just in analytical mode already and just couldn't help myself

[Freitag]

... nervous. =/