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I pay will pay someone money to type my english paper for me!!

name it i'll do it

OK!!!!
you have a to write a paper on a motif used in Macbeth. The motif is disturbances in the natural order.

what the hell is that

lol. thats what im trying to figure out....

sorry

s'ok. not your fault i have a hard class. I've been working on this thing since 2:00...it is now 10;00. bah!

You mean, contradictory appearances - people appearing to be what they are not?

"and make our faces vizards to our hearts, disguising what they are"

"Fair is foul, and foul is fair, hover through the fog and filthy air"

Paying for someone to do your work...I like it.

But English is my weak spot

well now I have someone new to prowl..thanks

Why do you want to prowl, bkk?

paying ppl to do ur homework??Why not just not do it? how r u gunna pay for it neways?

yeah

How are you going to pay for it?

i certainly wouldnt pay money, maybe sexual favors but thats only if it was A+ material

well I used to be the forum stalker now I dont have time to do any real stalking so I have to go with prowling and peeping

paypal $.05/word and I get 24 hours

j/k

OK!!!!
you have a to write a paper on a motif used in Macbeth. The motif is disturbances in the natural order.


You mean, contradictory appearances - people appearing to be what they are not?

"and make our faces vizards to our hearts, disguising what they are"

"Fair is foul, and foul is fair, hover through the fog and filthy air"


ESSAY:

Modern day fiction has been influenced by the motifs and prose of William Shakesphere. The impression of such phrases as "Fair is foul, and foul is fair, hover through the fog and filthy air" have paved the way in modern fiction to express and innovate situation involving disturbances in the natural order. I, shruggie, am writing this paper to communicate the fine importance of motifs in modern literature.

Since the beginning of time, man has had a fetish for motifs. Stephen King uses them, so does Dr. Seuss. But a motif such as "Fair is foul, and foul is fair, hover through the fog and filthy air" is unprecidented in the fact that the phrase was never used until the likings of William Shakesphere created such phrases. I picked this phrase because it tickles my fancy and makes me feel free, like and eagle flying through the milky way somehow without oxygen. I like real butter.

William Shakesphere, who wrote such works as Romeo and Juliet and Hamlet, uses motifs in a way that is designed to make the reader want to invent a new use for sausage. I like motifs, and so does Will. Thank you.

fantastic!

lol gj TH

thats really good but whos will??

Will Shakesphere!!!

OH!!

Now r u gunna want money or sexual favors for that?

What?!! That's for free, man. You guys are my buddies so I write this genius stuff for free. I only expect sex and money from my landlord.

That was truly lovely.

I think I know what his teacher wants, and if I'm right now then I was wrong before. There were some references throughout the play to various natural things acting unnaturally, such as what Macbeth's messenger in Act V, Scene V,

"As I did stand my watch upon the hill
I looked toward Birnam, and anon, methought,
the wood began to move...

...Let me endure your wrath, if't be not so:
Within this three mile may you see it coming;
I say, a moving grove"

wow ur a nice person, i used to have ppl write my papers in high school cuz i was a slacker and they always wanted sex, although i clearly remember saying id give them money

Yeah, well, my genius should be public property, that's what I always say.

i read that wrong the first time.....

yes ur GENIUS should be public, that was really good im sure he can get an A for that.