/lit/ - Literature

According to "unique blog" set, he "thrown into the clouds, high number of ten feet, if the electric light shot, diffuse hand holding the sheath for the sword into the sky, the viewer thousands of people, The
Pei Min for the long Huajun, keep the North Ping. Beiping tiger. Min good shot Tasting a day tiger thirty one, both in the foot of the mountain from the boast. There is the elders said: "This is Biao also, like tiger and not." In general, if the real tiger, incompetent also. "Min said:" really tiger in? "Father said:" Since then the North thirty, "Min horses and go, sub-cluster thin." If there is a tiger vacated, like a small and fierce, according to a roar, rocks and shaking. Min Ma Yi Yi, bow arrows are falling, almost no need to avoid. Since then, ashamed, no more tiger.

>>9208695
>You get fired from your job if you say anything political and most 1984 fans like it that way.

I've never understood this IRL trope; almost every job I've ever worked at you can worm your way into as many political conversations as you like as long as you don't disrupt the flow of profit to your bosses or get too publicly heated.

We had a resident MAGA who talked shit with us all the time and nobody cared. There was occasional salt but not enough to drag the bosses in and tread on us.

I've had both office and labor jobs like this.

Count me lucky, I guess.

There isn't actually that much islamic philosophy.

However, its' poetry and its' theology was, once, great.

Arts flourished in Spain and Baghdad, and some scientific contributions were made during the Islamic Golden Age, before the golden age moved elsewhere.

>met friend of a friend
>Being generous she's a 2/10, and I have low standards
>pretty goddamn annoying too
>Still talked extensively about dudes she had fucked and dudes who wanted to fuck her including athletes, etc

Meanwhile I will either settle for a used up, hideous Asian woman, a white whale or die a virgin depending on if he's white, black or anything else.
/r9k/ was right

>>8513145
you read too much

>>8423882
not art, all human knowledge.

not falling into the comfortable ignorance is a duty for all of us