/lit/ - Literature

>Any "man" who thinks himself unsuited for combat is not a man.

Every man has his Sophron and Epicharmus.

>>16368029
>Liquid brown should conjure images of syrup in your mind
heh

>>16330626

reality is a very malleable thing my friend.

I strongly believe that if these weebs just dropped those shitty japanese cartoons they would fix their inceldom eventually.

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>>14920162
Temple of The Golden Pavilion
I asked an 11 year old girl online to send pictures of her feet to me. I would ask alot of women online to send me pictures of their feet. But this was a time when I was still in highschool, when I was still a deviant.

>>14736745
I read until death. Should I falter, I commit sudoku.

>A cultured, refined, well-read, very elegantly spoken college professor who had reached the 32° in his local masonic lodge was teaching a class on Literature, a subject for well-to-do patricians.

>He sauntered to the front of the class and said: "In this class we will start with the Greeks, and work our through the history of fine western literature as we expand our horizons and develop our aesthetic sensibilities, until we arrive at the undisputed masters of modernist literature, M. Marcel Proust of France, and Mr. James Joyce of Ireland."

>At this moment a brave, young Aryan boy who had escaped the education system and had not had his emotions brutalized by robotic, scientific standardization, and who understood the value of the human soul, stood up and held up a copy of "In Search For Lost Time".

>He asked the professor, "Is this the peak of literature?"

>The dispassionate professor smirked quite inauthentically and robotically replied, "Indeed, Proust synthezised the aesthetic achievements of all the great western masters before him to achieve a style of which the range of expression is unparalleled."

>"Wrong. Proust was a spiritually crippled Bourgeois who spent his time masturbating while driving pins through rats. His style is the ass-reaming of a dehumanized scientist trying desperately to discover the causes of human emotion, and his aesthetic is that of a withering sentimentalist that has never experienced anything authentic life having spent it trying to extract lived experience out of pretentious, standardized, rote books."

>The professor attempted to replicate feelings of surprise and resentment, but he was too desensitized to do anything but shrug apathetically and reminisce about a scene in a Russian realist novel where a man was humbled by words. He marched out the room like an android and shot himself in the head with a pistol trying to discover if he could still feel any real emotion.

>>13871657
>I could've done it... easily. What a fucking cuck

Evola
Junger
Nietzsche

>mfw

>;

God

>>10325711
heh, nice try, but you just activated my trap card: Hyperbole's Edge, which allows me to pretend I lack even basic human impulses and subverts moral expectations when boxed into any hypothetical moral decision. That's 12 shock damage to your "Argument"
looks like someone's going to the shadow realm, kid...

>>9679149
I would love to partake in a battle of wits but I see you came unarmed

>>7973798
Well there are 603k people in vancouver, I checked the rate at which all of these books sold in each of the 5 major book sellers. I also looked for reports of the inventory fluxuations of 'being and nothingness' and ran these against a 5% waxing in population of educated males (70%) that may be carrying the book, then I got a snack, and the data suggested that the odds are negligible that there is another gay midget philipeno like me also with those books. I also accounted for google data from our region. etc. etc. etc.