/lit/ - Literature

When time travel is invented, will you travel back 20 minutes just to have sex with yourself?

>Do any of you guys have experience with Melanie
I am overcome with nostalgia. In fact, her and I were once bound to each other as childhood friends in a pseudo-blood brothers type connection. The story is as follows: it was late one night during a summer when both our families were vacationing together in Dark Harbour, the parents had taken to socializing over drinks in the front room which left us the upper floors of the summer home to engage in our childhood play fantasies. For hours we would lie on top of one another, buttocks to buttocks, and slowly poop back and forth.

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>>1773146

I am David's Foster Wallace!

I'm looking for some new movies to watch. Specifically, ones with a lot of dialogue. I recently saw Jerome Bixby's "The Man From Earth," which consists entirely of a couple characters having a discussion in a living room. Intellectually, it's nothing groundbreaking, but I found it very enjoyable.

All genres are welcome, so long as they're well written and sufficiently witty. And humor is, of course, always welcome. In fact, I'd almost prefer movies that don't take themselves too seriously - in a Dr. Strangelovey kind of way.

Obviously, this isn't /tv/, but considering the type of movies I'm looking for, I thought you all would be of more help.