Jeremy I Am
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| - | '''Jeremy_I_Am''' is a Canadian bunny (real name Jeremy | + | '''Jeremy_I_Am''' is a Canadian bunny (real name Jeremy--really!) who enjoys translating classic literature into [[Uryuomoco]]. His works include |
*The famous soliloquy from [[Hamlet]] | *The famous soliloquy from [[Hamlet]] | ||
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*"[[Whoa!]]", a short fiction by Robert Benchley | *"[[Whoa!]]", a short fiction by Robert Benchley | ||
*Alfred, Lord Tennyson's [[The Charge of the Light Brigade]] | *Alfred, Lord Tennyson's [[The Charge of the Light Brigade]] | ||
| + | *Dylan Thomas's [[Do not go gentle into that good night]] | ||
He also appears quite frequently in carrot..? as the muffin-cannon-toting Other Narrator,and as Leopold, the Master of a Relatively Modern and Fairly Useless Form of Kung Fu named Dennis. He has also written a number of EGS-themed Gilbert and Sullivan song parodies. | He also appears quite frequently in carrot..? as the muffin-cannon-toting Other Narrator,and as Leopold, the Master of a Relatively Modern and Fairly Useless Form of Kung Fu named Dennis. He has also written a number of EGS-themed Gilbert and Sullivan song parodies. | ||
[[Category:Bunnies]] | [[Category:Bunnies]] | ||
Current revision as of 04:59, 14 October 2008
Jeremy_I_Am is a Canadian bunny (real name Jeremy--really!) who enjoys translating classic literature into Uryuomoco. His works include
- The famous soliloquy from Hamlet
- Percy Shelley's Ozymandias of Egypt
- Tom Lehrer's The Elements Song
- "Whoa!", a short fiction by Robert Benchley
- Alfred, Lord Tennyson's The Charge of the Light Brigade
- Dylan Thomas's Do not go gentle into that good night
He also appears quite frequently in carrot..? as the muffin-cannon-toting Other Narrator,and as Leopold, the Master of a Relatively Modern and Fairly Useless Form of Kung Fu named Dennis. He has also written a number of EGS-themed Gilbert and Sullivan song parodies.
