/lit/ - Literature

>>4040801
I have.
Buying them online, pirating them, receiving them from others...
But i got so used to it, i had a bad moment some years ago.

>Go to a library near college. A big one, but that i've never visited.
>Went for a motivational book a teacher told us to read for an activity. It wasn't available at campus.
>Wait half an hour for it to be open. Only other three people around.
>At the counter with the book in hand, the clerk hands me a paper to fill with my ID, telephone numbers, etc.
>"You must put two numbers different from your house's"
>Only know mine and at grandma's. Never cared about being in touch with others.
>She checks the first without an answer (there was nobody at home) and the second (grandma was asleep).
>I say that i don't have others.
>"It can be from a friend, your girlfriend..." She watches me with a very cold face.
>"No"
>"Then, i'm sorry. Come back when you have other numbers we can reach you through"
>I grow pale. Mutter "maybe i'll come tomorrow" to her while i go to another counter for my belongings, clenching my teeth and looking down.

When i borrowed a book i did it at my school's library for homeork and such.
I felt bad; discriminated with no reason. It hit me hard.
I spend too much time in front of this computer.

C'mon guys.

>>2533487
Shit...I have a similar story too!

Seriously, pant pockets need to be re-engineered to accommodate the needs of modern-man.

>>2460714
>>2460724
Fine, I might as well tell you.
I've read up on the "History of Courtship Rituals". I felt it is time I get imaginative and implement one that is a bit "dated".

Letter writing! Yes you read me correct! I'm going to ask the girl of my interest if she has ever had a penpal.
By age 21, if you have never mailed anyone a letter, you probably aren't a girl I'd be interested in dating and breeding with.

Anyway, if she answers yes, then I'll work on a letter on my computer (I'm pretty good at writing a witty and thought provoking letter), print it off, sign it with my cursive writing, put it in an envelope, and give it to her in class.

I think its the most thorough and honest way to get to know someone...

>the human experience