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oh, dog, thou companion of man

In the midst of one of my favorite Will Ferrel scenes, this homage to Shakespeare appears. I just had to share. Of course you must read with the "overly dramatic Shakespeare voice."

Where art thou, dog?
Thy canine lover.
Where is your hot breath upon the nape of my neck?
We shall form a bond of brotherhood: man and beast.
You shall lick my face, and I shall lick your snout.

Posted by Renee on January 21, 2008 11:54 AM |

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Comments

Yes! I saw that too- very funny.

Posted by: Marlo | January 21, 2008 03:12 PM

This is from Anchorman, isn't it? What a funny movie! I saw it for the first time last week.

Posted by: Kylee | February 2, 2008 07:58 AM

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