I didnt understand that....

To be or not to be. That is the question.

Now it's said with physical ailments.

TB or not TB. That is the congestion. Consumption be done about it?

Consumption = can something

Hmmm....still dont get it.....


Im not all up stairs I guess....

Death, It's from Shakespeare's play, "Hamlet". Hamlet says, "To be or not to be, that is the question....."

When I was a kid, it was changed to physical ailments for fun.

TB (tuberculosis) congestion in the chest

TB or not TB, that is the congestion. Then we added - consumption (can something) be done about it.

consumption = old timed name for stomach ailments.

To be or not to be, that is the question. (Shakespeare)

TB or not TB , that is congestion. (kids)
Consumption be done about it.

Hmmm....

I think I understand why I didnt get it

I ddint read the whole play
and I know nothing of the medical feild, not even basics such as the simple Language or names of anything....


Dont mind me ^^"


but thanx for explaining ^^

Hamlet faced goading questions of mortality--questions of life and death--while gazing upon the skull of his late friend Yorik. This sudden grief drew from him a poignant question against his own existence, "to be or not to be?"

This question, obviously, resonates with us all because we all have asked it; and our individual answers designate how we will live or die.

I choose "to beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet!"

Well said, thank you.

I actually think DeathsTreaty might like reading Hamlet.

I recited Shakespeare to help my speech
But I worked more on sonnets
Which I much perfered rather then his plays

But I wasnts their long enogh to memorize more sonnets and monologes

I only remeber sonnet 2 and 18

Thank you, Winx! Yeet yeet!

Please recite them. (Or type them, in this case.)

He was, like, contemplating suicide. I've been there and done that, but I didn't get a cool soliloquy out of it, that's for sure.

To be saved and to not be a butthead anymore.

To establish relationships, not to be married too quick again, tho I'm thinking about it.