/lit/ - Literature

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>redpilled

>>7486989

>reading on acid

>>7253278
>instead of emotionally identifying with what happened

your friend > you

>>7004438

I don't know when you decided to start posting on /lit/ but I'm only going to tell you this once and then never respond to you again.

You're a fucking lowbrow piece of shit dolt. I have casually watched your posts and conclude that you contribute nothing.

To quote Shakespeare:

>You lack the seasons of all natures.

I'd say fuck off, but you seem to enjoy your new home so much.

>>6960486
So, you stay home while your wife goes to work?
>mfw

>>6930912

I don't believe you, and here is why:

History is a literary art. It is extremely writing intensive and requires you to know how to write.

English is extremely similar to History. It's nearly impossible for me (or anyone with a brain) to believe that you are "top of the class in History" and can't pass English?

And another thing, English what? Literature? Grammar? Writing? Theory? Proficiency? Applied Composition?

Again, I don't believe you. Nobody just says "English"

>>6904460

And the day before that, and the day before that.

>>6877716

Post yfw all the threads on >>>/lit/ don't appeal to you, so you decided to turn off your computer and go read.

>>6852087

>gf thinks it's cute to make cookies shaped like philosophers
>gf thinks it's cute to read philosophy without any panties on
>gf thinks it's cute to say corny shit like, "If you were a book, I'd take you everywhere and read you late at night when I was lonely."

Women are basically children, it they read complex literature, it's to impress grown ups and get attention

>>6288038
>1. Teaching kids respect for authority.
>2. Church is valuable as a social institution
>3. Church is a pleasant aesthetic experience

>Being older than 13
>Having a "favorite" anything

Can we please redo that top 100 list? I know it's just meant to be 'favourites' but its embarrassing

>>4337690
>since you can test for race
>>4337694
>supposedly learned with science what the races were in "freshman biology"
>>4337701
>muh gugle took me to /pol/ infograph such science
>>4337712
>"White" has never been a race
>you're the same type of imbecile that thinks popular opinion defines scientific knowledge.
>>4337732
>I have no idea what else to say, better just call him studid

etc

>>4308395
>getting this offended

I don't understand why people would go to school for literature/history when you could learn a harder science, get a better job, and spend your spare time reading.

History is important knowledge for a person to have but formal education in it is unnecessary.

>>4286810
>>4286832
I also hate fun

Huzzah! a reddit bashing thread just what I was looking for!