The only reason i knew that one is from an Eagles song from their Hell Freezes Over album called "Get Over It." The line is "...old Billy was right...let's kill all the lawyers...kill 'em tonight." I never knew who the heck Old Billy was...turns out "Old Billy" is Billy Shakespere. Weird.
shocked, but maybe you have not had experiences with weird people that love that quote and really want to murder lawyers (of course they will call one once they are caught) lol
Could've sworn I typed "glitters". Was credited with a correct answer. I feel like that should be wrong. If not for scanning the comments section, I would never have realized it should have been "glisters". I dunno, maybe I made a happy mistake and mistyped "glitters" as "glisters".
Great quiz, I surprised myself getting 18/20 but many of these quotes although coined by Shakespeare have become sayings. I missed the "kill the lawyers" and missed 'Dreams' although I have heard it often enough.
I feel the same about "All the world's a stage..." from Rush's song Limelight. Along those lines, one of my favorite lyrics of theirs, which i always thought was Shakespearian from "Closer to the Heart" ... "And the men who hold high places, must be the ones who start, to mold a new reality, closer to the heart."
Whilst understandable, 'glitter' should probably not be allowed as a type-in, in a quotations quiz, where the idea is to get the quote right. I know glister is an archaic word for glitter, but it's still the only word that should be acceptable as the answer.