The plays display a grammar-school education. (In England, that doesn’t mean elementary school; it means “prep school”, more or less, except it’s free.) The plays display no evidence of cryptography; real cryptographers find the subject embarrassing. The claims that Stratford-upon-Avon was “full of illiterates” and that Shakespeare’s children were illiterate are outright lies. The claim that his parents were illiterate has no proof, and we know that his father was an alderman for years, and even served a term as High Bailiff (more or less mayor). And the fact that we don’t have any letters by Shakespeare mainly proves that he wasn’t royal, noble, or a clergyman. People didn’t save up old letters back then, unless they were important people who had to save all their paperwork. We do, however, have a letter /to/ Shakespeare.
RAGs about 4 years ago
Years ago I had a button which read, “Shakespeare ate Bacon.”
SHIVA about 4 years ago
I’ve read about those conspiracy theories over the years.
MS72 about 4 years ago
Ron and Nicole are not forgotten. The Real Killer remains at large.
FassEddie about 4 years ago
Bacon and Shakespeare are both dead. Have been for years. It doesn’t matter to them at all.
!!ǝlɐ⅁ Premium Member about 4 years ago
Love the title square today! Really well-done shading and looping and…well, all that! o.O
gantech about 4 years ago
O.J.? O.J. you say???!!!
Airbender about 4 years ago
Al needs to cut back on the caffeine.
John W Kennedy Premium Member about 4 years ago
The plays display a grammar-school education. (In England, that doesn’t mean elementary school; it means “prep school”, more or less, except it’s free.) The plays display no evidence of cryptography; real cryptographers find the subject embarrassing. The claims that Stratford-upon-Avon was “full of illiterates” and that Shakespeare’s children were illiterate are outright lies. The claim that his parents were illiterate has no proof, and we know that his father was an alderman for years, and even served a term as High Bailiff (more or less mayor). And the fact that we don’t have any letters by Shakespeare mainly proves that he wasn’t royal, noble, or a clergyman. People didn’t save up old letters back then, unless they were important people who had to save all their paperwork. We do, however, have a letter /to/ Shakespeare.