In French, it's...
"Un peignoir appelée par un autre nom sentirais tout aussi bon."
In Spanish, it's...
"El albornoz con cualquier otro nombre también oleria dulce."
No matter what language you say it in "a robe by any other name would smell as sweet."
Oooops. My bad. I just googled it. "It's a ROSE by an other name would smell as sweet."
I was like why would Shakespeare talk about robes? I mean, obviously he would talk about SpiritHoods' robes if we were around back then. But we weren't. So him writing about a ROSE makes way more sense. I knew that qoute wasn't sounding quite right.
Now I can't stop thinking about Shakespeare wearing a Cotton Candy Cat Classic Faux Fur Robe. Actually, I think he's more of Grey Wolf Classic Faux Fur Robe kinda guy. Aren't ya, Bill?
