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Doubting Shakespeare's authorship is a very cheap way to, I guess, look intelligent. I wouldn't call it intelligence because my brain is far too advanced, I'm too smart, to doubt Shakespeare's authorship. I know you're sitting there going
>Smart people know de Vere was using a pseudonym!
No. I need a commoner, I need the son of a glovemaker, in my life to feel content. I need him to be writing greatest literature without a fucking education, having illiterate parents, and small Latin and less Greek. I can't just sit there,
>Oh, and Francis Bacon left a hidden cipher!
:/
It's for people with slow brains.
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>>24954326
We have all seen the Andrew tate retard, I thought the new captcha was supposed to keep people like you out
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>>24954350
The new captcha was only difficult for 10 seconds and only because the task is staded poorly.
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>>24954326
>I need



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