/lit/ - Literature

Seems like a sound theory.

>Don't spend too much time pondering it, just do it
None sprang to mind, I guess I don't have one

>>1067481
Yeah, I know. Large distances = not many trenches.

Still, you have to admit that Infantry defending almost always wound up with the advantage in the ww1 era

>>1059658
Some random t-shit maker app that /b/ fiddled with maybe a month or two back. Ask them, not me

>My face when you're probably right
what can I say, it's good enough

This is the best troll tactic I have ever seen on /lit/

>>1008449
It's partically meme-status on /lit/, I kind of like it

Tommyknockers, IT, Sphere

Idea is good, but it's never gonna happen on 4chan.

Also, troll

I have a problem

Kafkaesque Characters are essentially powerless, 1-dimensional and unhappy persons constantly subjected to the whim of fate rather in control of their actions.

However, in theatre a character that is self-absorbed, does nothing and constantly wallows in weakness is rightfully criticized as a whiney little bitch that no audience wants to listen to.

Any thoughts on how to overcome this /lit/?

http://www.warpoetry.co.uk/owen1.html

yeah, I like ww1

>>798814
you must mean THE GOOGLE

>>788472
yeah, but the creativity in scenes makes up for it. Intro credits are pretty lame, but after that it gets good