/lit/ - Literature

Word, man. I love the vocab list it gives you as well, so you can review things later. It's great for classical literature and gives me a better appreciation for what I'm reading. Anyone who implies you need to turn physical pages on a mass-produced paperback to actually be reading is a fag. The medium is the written word, it's not like a painting that you need to see the canvas and brush strokes to appreciate, or music that is higher fidelity on a record.

I will say, however, that audio books are a lazy and incomplete way to enjoy a book.

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It means someone who is extremely beautiful. To describe architecture, for example, as pulchritudinous would be incorrect. It only applies to people.

I didn't look that up, I just have a friend who is smarter than me always telling me random shit like that.