What's wrong with funny quotes from The Bard? A lot of the serious 'moralising' quotes were frequently duplicated because posters hadn't read the earlier posts, so presumably couldn't be considered.
On the front page of Gransnet, for Shakespeare Week (on at the moment of course) there is a selection of "gransnetters' top quotes". All of them "funny". Which is fine as far as it goes, but come on!!! Shakespeare is about a lot more than that! Why not some quotes with a bit more profundity? A bit more beauty???
Is this supposed to reflect the depth of Gransnetters' thinking?