Collaboration for a script/Ideas

The House of Lords transcripts my dear friend use "hear-hear" in fact. Since the Lords presence is mandatory and listening to what's being said is secondary I would suggest we always go with modern times, especially since Shakespeare (and you'll notice I used a capital "S" since I have respect for the man, even though I'm not British) lived and wrote in another time and in fact made up his own words. In fact, if we were all to follow Shakespeare the use of his words our form of English, writing, would look considerably differet to the one we use now: The Queen's English; Our Head of State in Australia. The British Monarch. What a compliment indeed. Oh! and Miss Jo is hardly a lady. Had she been a lady I would never have sought to make my position known on such a petty contrivance. Hear-hear. I use my ear and I hear. Peace out, Daniel.