Weevil-isms

[Roland Deschain]

You made me think of Big Bertha like that. You are weevil!

[pieces o'nine]

O, rest ye, bruvver mariners, weevil not wander moor.

[Errol_Fin]

O, rest ye, bruvver mariners, weevil not wander moor.

Arrghfred Cap'n Tennison he were poet larrghiat ta thee Queen...

Weevil weevil Rock you!

[pieces o'nine]

Yarrrgh; poet larrghiat ta thee Queen be a tricky poste, loike. Oi hears she give ye jest enuff rope ter hang yerself!

Oi sais, weevil 'ave no moe marrrghedges.

[black bart]

Get thee to a weevilry

[DavidH]

Bottom the Weevil

in a Midsummer Night's Dream

[pieces o'nine]

Weevil draw thee curtinne, an show ye thee pickchur.

[black bart]

I weevily can't believe how long this thread has gone on for.

[TwistedSister]

I can beweevil it.

[Edd]

Wee-vil persevere!

[Ham Nox]

Did someone already say

Wee-vil, wee-vil, ROCK YOU!
Wee-vil, wee-vil, ROCK YOU!

[Ubi Dubius]

Did someone already say

Wee-vil, wee-vil, ROCK YOU!
Wee-vil, wee-vil, ROCK YOU!

Wee-vil agree that is a "Yes".

O, rest ye, bruvver mariners, weevil not wander moor.

Arrghfred Cap'n Tennison he were poet larrghiat ta thee Queen...

Weevil weevil Rock you!

[DavidH]

Weevil ignore the inadvertent repetition.

[Roland Deschain]

'Tis but thy name that is my enemy;
Thou art thyself, though not a Montague.
What's Montague? it is nor hand, nor foot,
Nor arm, nor face, nor any other part
Belonging to a man. O, be some other name!
What's in a name? that which we vill call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet;
So Romeo would, were he not Romeo call'd,
Retain that dear perfection which he owes
Without that title. Romeo, doff thy name,
And for that name which is no part of thee
Take all myself.

[DaveL]

Another book review, slightly altered...

THE WEEVILS TALE

"Roger the Weevil is an insect in 15th century England and author Kate Sedley gives him almost a 20th century mind in this third tale of the series! On his wanderings, after eating a dodgy biscuit Roger falls gravely ill and two scarab beetle's nurse him back to health. Of course, he is later willing to infest them in any way and, surprisingly, they seek his assistance. They tell him that a dung beetle has been murdered previously and the beetle's younger brother was squashed for it. However, some time after the execution, the "victim" turns up on a dung ball. The townspeople have squished an innocent insect! Except: soon after he returns he is found, this time, after being sprayed with Mortein. It is Roger's responsibility to identify the murderer. And he does so in typical insect fashion. Sedley's series is set in 15th century England and the author's historical research seems quite accurate as she "weevils " her own ficitonal threads with those of historical fact. "