/lit/ - Literature

>>7897167

OP here. I have also done this. Jesus Christ I'm not alone - and despite the contents of my OP I have definitely got better about it. I don't buy dustjacket covers for every hardback anymore.

>>7439729
>that pic

>>7415078
that pic

>>6954002
>>6955144
>mfw that first pic
Did you make sweet love?

>>6950847
Correction:
>fra fugtig Rosa, der næsten er tung, til et Lilla saa let
>from moist pink, which is almost heavy, to a pink so lithe,
It's
>from moist pink, which is almost heavy, to a purple so lithe,

>>6941772
I can understand Norwegian as well. Swedish is almost complete gargling to me.
>that video
Sometimes news anchors will go full-speed like that, it's quite entertaining. There was this one time I'll never forget where I had to say something quickly in passing to a friend of mine and he was almost dumbfounded because of the ridiculous speed I threw it all out. I didn't even realize it until it was all said and done.
How much of that video do you understand? All of it? I'm not sure if I'd be able to understand Norwegian fully if it went in that speed, but then again I never watch anything Norwegian.

>>6941779
The French one though
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8CNpNUKoQA

>>6924763
First a joke
>implying sex

That does also sort of fit the view I personally have on German. It's such a "hard-sounding" language, and all those throaty noises. I was also horrible at the grammar, I have no idea how I managed to get the equivalent of a B- in High School.
>I hear the Spanish do quite well on that end.
They also have that lightness of tongue in the language or whatever one might call it. It sounds very smooth similarly to French. On that: would like to learn Spanish some day.
Was reminded of Risitas: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDiB4rtp1qw

>mfw French:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8CNpNUKoQA

>>6924487
Max Stirner, The Ego and Its Own.