/lit/ - Literature

>>2005827
Tiger & Bunny - ongoing
Madoka - recent
Anohana - recent
Penguindrum - ongoing

wat now?

>>2005820
Well, while you are here.

You are or were in California in the last few months.

I know this because you posted what city you lived in actually and confirmed it multiple times.

http://archive.gentoomen.org/cgi-board.pl/lit/thread/1879582#p1879633

idk, doesn't look that female and you certainly responded as if you were male.

>>2005821
Really? 4 very recent/ongoing series?
About half of them?

No, I won't. I refuse.
This isn't /a/ anyway.

Also, you have bad taste. (read as: differs from mine)

>>2005818
That box could mean anything.
I'm guessing your favorite series?

>>2005805
Oh hi there Rangaha.
I was waiting for you to rear your head.

http://archive.gentoomen.org/cgi-board.pl/lit/reports/availability

Look at that. You've posted 727 times in about the last month with your trip. That's almost double the 2nd place.

Times available: 14:55 - 01:12

Available on average for 9 hours a day?

Woah there.

You only like it because it's about homosexuality, don't you?

>>2005785
I think it's more that it's too fast moving and you would to post more often and have to post better.

You would never achieve the status of "top tripfag" or have anywhere near the sort of "prestige" you have on /lit/.

Better to be a big fish in small pond than a minnow in the ocean.

>>2005778
No, I was referencing two /a/ memes.
Obviously you don't know.
J.C. Staff is a shitty studio.
They have animation errors all over the place.

Then again, most animation is outsourced to the Koreans, so it can't be helped

Fab, you should go trip on /a/ then.
Show them how wonderful you are.

Oh yeah, it's DEEP alright.
Genuine QUALITY throughout.
If you know what I mean, and you should.

Name: Anyone doesn't have personally identifiable information on /lit/
Description: They don't have a name, tripcode, or use the e-mail field to maintain an identity.
Why favorite: Because.

>>2005656
Brave New World was okay,
It's a novel that's more lays out an ideological viewpoint rather than a narrative really, which I didn't really like but it does have some interesting ideas in it.

>He still supports the multinational corporations that every year gain more rights as people while actual people lose their rights

Have you read The Name of The Wind? It's mentioned a lot on here and I read it recently and it was rather good. I mostly read Fantasy, but I also don't like most of Fantasy, but that's one I liked.

>>2002799
>implying I don't have a job
Protip: I don't

Excuses, excuses.

>>2002755
>>2002769
>>2002777
Stop posting so much then when tired. You are already well on your way to being one of the most prolific posters in the history of /lit/. According to the site anyway.

Too bad none of them are any good.

Get anything a tripfag doesn't suggest.

>>2002758
Asinine and Adversarial

>>2002768
Amorphous and Ambulatory

>>2002691
>>2002688
Talk about failing.

>impersonate person
>deny you aren't person
>double down on it
>realize this was bad decision
>quickly backpedal
>haha guys I was just kidding

>>2002670
You mean girls using "bad language" in general?
Like this?:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVPCz0W7Rm0

>>2002644
What sort of fetish might that be?

>>2002654
You only wish you were 1/10th that and she isn't even that attractive.

Buy e-reader.
Download batch of 1000's and 1000's of books for free.
Read whatever you want without worrying about cost.

Otherwise, do whatever.

>>2002579
Disappointing.

Well Quentin, are you going to give your answer?
I already know the answer to the question I posed, but humor me and answer your own.

Solution: Acquire enough money from former, rest of life do latter.

Be popular, and then be great.