Indeed . More so without an LSD <| sep |> Led me on a Youtube spree DPuH 5 zcxqRk PyyFIYE 7 EE ThgKZQIfS 7 c . <| sep |> Ahh , that makes sense <| sep |> And actually totally legal . <| sep |> Post of some guy doing weights ? Guaranteed armchair experts in the comments . <| sep |> Japanese monks drink a lot though on occasions . <| sep |> I ' m starting 3 . Cousins , Thielen , Rudolph <| sep |> yeah ik sadly im on iphone D <| sep |> You can enlist at 17 , but you have to turn 18 before you graduate basic training . <| sep |> I agree with what others have said . You ' re really putting in an effort to understand and appreciate Shakespeare . My advice on borrowing or buying an edition of Shakespeare is get one that has at least four or five footnotes at the bottom of each page . I ' d be completely lost without those footnotes , explaining a word that we no longer use in English or a word whose meaning has changed . One of my favorite foot notes comes , if I remember correctly , from Hamlet . The allusion is lost . This means that a character was making a reference to some well known story in Shakespeare ' s time , but it ' s completely unknown now , so we can ' t fully explain what the character was talking about . Also when watching Shakespeare on film at home , if you can , put on the subtitles . I ' ve been reading and watching Shakespeare for years and still do this . Every little bit helps in furthering your understanding and if you keep it up eventually you will gain some fluency in readinghearing Shakespeare .