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Flakespeare

One of which whom beautifully crafts an idea or action to take before flaking.
Habitual liars tend to be Flakespeares due to their false hood, high talks and unreliability. All which are awttributes for that of a Flakespeare.
Flakespeare by Twitty Tister July 1, 2015
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Fakespeare 

That which is uttered that doth sound of the Bard but cometh not of his pen.

(Fake + Shakespeare = Fakespeare)
1) Fakespeare of the punning style, such as this Richard-III-esque line: "Now is the winter of our disco tent."

2) Fakespeare of the "damn, I've forgotten my line" style, such as: "The king wears heels; yet O! I know not why."
Fakespeare by Operactress May 17, 2011
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fakespeare 

One who thinks themselves a great writer, while in reality, is literate at best.

Fake+Shakespeare=Fakespeare
Stephen King can sell as many books as he wants, but to me he'll always be a fakespeare.
fakespeare by oh_kansas September 8, 2010

blakespeare 

someone who is an attention seeker and obsessed with dr alsop. people were nice to them to make sure they didnt kill themselves but now everyone hates them ebcause they annoying and try make everyonw think they are depressed for attention and cant do anythignt without crying or having a go
blake: hey dr alsop
dr alsop: hey bussy gal i hope you die
blake: cries and talks to miss fox about killing themselves x
miss foz: dont worry you can always persue your dreams and reciarnate blakespeare
blakespeare by Jalsop33 February 19, 2022
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