It's The Turn of the Screw....

Bbbananas | 15:56 Wed 20th Jan 2010 | ChatterBank

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In an effort to start, & contribute to, & end, a thread by moi which has no smutty intent or dirty business, I bring you this one (especially for you Logic).
My niece texted me last night, all excited, cos she was going to see a play with her school. I asked her what it was, she replied "The Turn of the Screw" Aunty T.
I didn't want to make her feel silly, so I (gently) laughed & (gently) put her right; "Danni, you must mean "The Taming of the Shrew". It's by Shakespeare. But she swore she'd got it right, so I didn't want to argue.
Do you know what? She could well have been right & now I feel awful for trying to smugly correct her. And to think I knew about English Literature....

Logic - find one smutty innuendo in this and I'll eat my hat. The one with the flap...

do you have dinner at dinner time?

Howe many of you are there?

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Sqad

///Screw" Aunty T///

That is sexually prevocative.

Bbbananas

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It's part of the title sqad, so you can't have that one...

Sqad

nonsense...it is also in the post.

ayresy81

turn of the screw is a henry james ghost story its very good actually you should go see it

Bbbananas

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... in relation to the title of the play sqad.

Bbbananas

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Thanks ayre - I realised that this morning when I wikipedia'd it. I thought the title rang a bell, but was so fixed on the taming of the shrew.... schools usually take bored kids to shakespeare plays, so...

Sqad

salla....you are not getting away with that........you specially picked the title because of it's salacious nature.

Bbbananas

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As if....

No - I did it to prove a point to Logic. ;-)