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>>16957110
How could you... I'm so mad right now. How can you in good faith go into a thread and actually recommend both Elantris AND Warbreaker?
You can't. You're trolling. That's the only explanation. You set people up with bad book recommendation. Laughing to yourself as we all waste our time. Between those two books, I've wasted 50 hours of my life. I hope that makes you happy. I hope you keep a record. Count it up. 50 hours listening to this garbage on audiobook.

Fucking hell, Warbreaker was another slog. Just like Elantris, Brandon Sanderson can't help but to explain every little detail of every plot point and character motivation.

What the FUCK is the point in foreshadowing, if when the foreshadowed event finally arises, you're just going to explain the connection in tedious detail? It was fucking mind numbing. I'm so frustrated right now, I can't even begin to convey this feeling through text.

I WANT to like the story. There are some cool idea. The characters are almost likeable. But Sanderson's need to explain everything steps on all of the material. Please, please, PLEASE stop explaining everything like I'm a fucking child.

omg, omg, omg, omg, omg, omg, omg, omg.

Guys... I'm taking one more Sanderson recommendation. That's right. I want to like his material, so I'm giving him a third chance. Either he finally clicks with me, or he strikes out. Which is it going to be. Well that depends on which book you recommend. So I suggest you recommend the best he's go. Give me the top tier Sanderson. Don't fucking hold back this time.

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>>7348047
>the so called "sjw" movement is actually beneficial for literature as it opens news areas of literary inquiry
I like being censored hurr durr durr stop oppressing me with your words.

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>>5881530
>I know he hasn't forgotten me at all.

Except this one time when you fucked up the captcha.
Except this one time where you broke your arm.
Except this one time when you absolutely had to be in time but missed the bus.
Except this one time where Dick stole your lunch and got away with it.
Except this one time when you got punished and it wasn't your fault.
Except this one time when Aunt Jeanne died of terminal cancer in horrible sufferring while having been a devout Christian all her life.
Except this one time when 9 milion children die every year before reaching the age of 5. Some of hunger.
Except this one time when you gf left you.
Except this one time when the Sun is going to swallow the Earth in 5 Bn years.

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just because English has romantic influence doesn't make it a romance language

>Also it is a generally rule the languages become less perfect the more people there are speaking them

*fips tedora*

>Classical Latin > Vulgar Latin > Medieval Latin

you clearly don't know what people mean by Vulgar Latin

and Medieval Latin isn't any different from Classical Latin other than slightly difference spelling for some words and some words swapping declension/conjugation

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