/lit/ - Literature

>A mild instance of the combined shaping by the best and worst is to be observed in the case of language. The respectable middle section of a nation sticks to the dictionary. Innovations come from the best—statesmen, poets, writers, scientists, specialists—and from the worst—slang makers.

>His great strength is in these silences; he has the disciplinarian's trick of waiting a long moment while his words gather weight.
From same book,
>Everybody who tells you how to act has whiskey on their breath.

>Talk not to me of blasphemy, man; I’d strike the sun if it insulted me. For could the sun do that, then I could the other; since there is ever a sort of fair play herein, jealousy presiding over all creations.

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two same numbers

>"...i'm just using hyperbowl"
>friend pulls you to the side
>smiles awkwardly
>'it's pronounced "hyperbilee"'
>yfw

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>Both of you aren't very observant
>That's okay though

your violent vocabulary is second only to your whorishness

>A child's genes influence their exam results more than teachers, schools or family environments can, according to a new UK research.
>according to a new UK research
>a new UK research

stopped reading

>people who actually feel like the covert art is important

Well actually one of my teachers bought it for me...I kinda just wanted to read what Hitler thought of himself that's all the book talks about personally I don't care if he is lying his ass off or just ranting I think it's a cool book.
>Mfw when your all way gayer than OP