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The object of this thread is to come up with the funniest / most creative 5-syllable ending to the line "Bobby's in the basement..." from "Bob Dylan". I'll start it off.
Bobby's in the basement drinking a Hard Mike's
Bobby's in the basement licking my tonsils
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Bobby's in the basement running in circles...
s [insanesanity]
bobbies in the basement touching his boobies
its the only one so far that rhymes w/ the real song :-/
~SOFiA~
"you wont hear me, still you endear me, now..woo woo"
bobby's in the basement picking his pimples
-amy
nine days of rain
"dude, i'm old" ~jeremy
Bobby's in the basement writing a song about Brain
hehe 
~Ryan~
bobby writes songs about pinky and the brain? DUDE.
~lori~
5 syllables people. You gotta do the clapping thing or something to count.
"Bobby's in the basement list'ning to Nine Days."
(see, that works because the apostrophe means you only pronounce "listening" as two syllables)
Cheran
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Qui a besoin d'un coeur quand un coeur peut ?tre cass
lol.. you can't make up words! 
I absolutely love her when she smiles
shakespear did it ALL the time.
you're comparing apples and oranges..
or one of the greatest writers of the human race and a message board contributor.
I absolutely love her when she smiles
Would that be Shakespear? or Shakespeare?
shakespearE i think..
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The Material Girl needs to re-take spelling 101....
wha? are you saying I'm not at the level of Shakespeare? how preposteriffic!
I know that this board is international, but it's worth pointing out that Francis Scott Key did what I did (the apostrophe) in the "Star Spangled Banner." So Shakespeare, Key, and, most importantly, me says it's okay!
(Keep waiting, I'm going to find a Nine Days song where they do it, and then it'll be like, nyah! because this is a Nine Days board and so, yeah!)
Cheran
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Qui a besoin d'un coeur quand un coeur peut ?tre cass
Anyway, Shakespeare wrote as he would have spoken it, i.e. phonetically.
And if people didn't make up words, the english language (or any other) wouldn't progress. Bullsh1t is now in the dictionary. Is just progression.
James
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Scott you ASS don't ever call me that again. Anyway, if you knew anything about Shakespear, which I have studied him pretty extensively, he spelled his name 4 different ways.....the most widely used version is SHAKESPEARE, but I enjoy spelling it SHAKESPEAR, which is also a way he commonly spelled his name. Thanks for watching my back though. 24 days baby.
bobby's in the basement smokin' a fatty.
s [insanesanity]
Bobby's in the basement studying Shakespeare
hehe
~Ryan~
Actually, some historians and scholars believe that the "William Shakespeare" who wrote all those plays and sonnets was a pen name used by Edward De Vere, the seventeenth Earl of Oxford. There was a real man named Shak(e?)spe(a?)r(e?) who lived around that time and was involved with the theater, but he is believed to have been illiterate.
For more information:
http://www.calvin.edu/academic/engl/346/proj/barb
there is also the theory that William Shakespeare was in fact a man named Christopher Marlowe, who wrote the play Doctor Faustus. the two of them had strikingly similar writing styles, the same average letter count per word, and Shakespeare popped up (coincidentally enough) almost immediately after Marlowe's supposed death. (it is believed by some that Marlowe staged his own death to escape a murder conspiracy against him.)
sorry, i've no website.
in any event i don't believe Shakespeare was Shakespeare
-Mike
 
Go listen to my band. We're awesome.
http://www.myspace.com/rosencrantzny
weallgotwoodandnails
Yeah well until anything is proven..
William Shakespeare is one of the greatest and most noted authors ever...
I absolutely love her when she smiles
i think Shakespeare is over-rated when it comes to some works
especially Romeo and Juliet, which is just sub-par no matter who writes it
-Mike
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Go listen to my band. We're awesome.
http://www.myspace.com/rosencrantzny
weallgotwoodandnails
i think i'm going to throw up.
rachel......
I dislike Romeo and Juliet only because of how it's touted as the greatest love story/tragedy of all time, but really it's just two teenagers with over-active hormones (perhaps I was being redundant there?). The disappointment I experienced back in 9th grade knew no bounds.
Cheran
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Qui a besoin d'un coeur quand un coeur peut ?tre cass
wow.....you people are amazing......I don't much like Shakespear, but ummm I have heard many of the thoughts that he never was real, but you know what.....It most absolutely was not Christopher Marlowe, who was alive during part of Shakespears career. Besides, a lot of people have strinkingly similar styles, it's called a fad nowdays.
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