/lit/ - Literature

>>1433410
I was hoping we could eventually become the ubermensch race. But just like the German master race, we have been depleted by the weaker races.

Of course we all feel really bad about this, but do not know if it is true or not. Maybe you could try /b/ but that may backfire.

>>1136158
ILOLUISMP I do not watch Oprah and am therefore unaware that this was a actuality. Franzen sold out quicker then the Hannah Montana panties at wal-mart.

I wish I had this class. Blankets made me really sad though. And I tried to kill myself after reading it. I was already deppressed though, so you should be fine.

Read Johnny Got His Gun in the voice of Norm.

So he says to me, he says to me, he says to me, 'I can get any Jon I want'. 'Jon' I say to him, I say, Why do you want a Jon? And he says, he says, because Jons have all the whores.

I've always wondered what was wrong with the term "comic books" its so fun and whimsical and describes the medium perfectly. It is a book full of comics. It seems like "graphic novel" is just a pretentious way to sound more legitiment.

Is OP the girl ,and she has just come to the worlds worst place on the internet to try to hook up with promising attractive young men, or is OP a creeper that just likes this girl.

Norm Macdonald as Humbert Humbert

So I know you fellows like your Herman Hesse. I figure atleast some of you have read "Beneath the Wheel". I don't mean to spoil the ending but what is with the main character dieing. I was getting attached.

I read Portnoy's Complaint. It's a dirty dirty whore.

>>938406
Are you a lesbian?

>>929002
Maybe you are a reincarnation of a soldier who got his legs fucked up in World War I.

http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5065882/Book_1_-_Twilight.pdf
Here is the pdf it can be converted into a word document. We are on a mission from god.

So he says to me, he says, he says, he says to me you should bump this book because it's substantive.