Shakespeare and Charlie

Shakespeare.
A name pretty much everybody knows, at least faintly.
A man who teaches you about human nature, loves sad endings, and can't talk English.
Funny, because he was English, but true all the same.
Yes, i does get easier to understand after you've read it for a while, but that's the problem. I can't seem to get any farther than the first few chapters, before i get bored. Of course, one of the problems is that they were written as plays, and so they have no description or anything. I don't like that.
But despite all this, i still like Shakespeare.


For some weird reason, thinking of Macbeth got me thinking of wars.
And about how obsessed all the guys i know are about them.
Why is that?!!? What is it that everybody sees in fighting???
I was reminded of my Key of Liberty class (a history class about the revolutionary war and the constitution ;), and how all the boys knew all the details about all the battles fought, and me? i couldn't care less. I knew all the facts about the constitution, and women's suffrage, and other random facts :)
I started to think, why are we always fighting? why do we enjoy all of the terror, the sorrow, the pain that comes with war, from killing people?!?
I agree with Calvin! How does people fighting each other solve the worlds problems??
I just don't get it!!!!!


Somehow all this random rambling led me to think about Charlie, a British youth who makes funny videos on YouTube, and accents.
I don't know why, but i was lying in bed and randomly talking, trying to see if i have an accent.
Oh, i remember! it was because i was thinking about all the enimosity between England and America, and how Charlie was making fun of Americans, and how me and my friends laugh at his english accent. :)


So i started wondering, do Americans have an accent?? Do i??
So, that's how i came to be lying in bed, talking to the ceiling to see if i had an accent :D
Bit funny really.
I still have not decided if i have an accent or not, and i have come to the end of my little blue book.
Now I'm going to have to go get a new one.
Oh, Bother :)