/lit/ - Literature

>>19178315
It's a 3+ year old bait picture from /reddit/, and it therefore best to simply ignore it.

>>17741295
Good bait because I'm replying, but lmao at anyone actually reading Faulkner and coming to this conclusion.

>>17644481
>Maybe you should study the Greeks more and have sex.

In this context, surprisingly good bait.

>>17252009
Best bait I've seen today.

>>17104730

>>15857170
Pretty good bait. The issue is where the bell curve is centered. The middle-right side of it is generally less religious than the left side of it. But the far-right side (where the really big IQs are) goes back to being more religious. On average an intelligent person you meet is less likely to be religious than a stupid person you meet. But the very intelligent people are once again more likely to be religious.

>>13050634
>I should know, I am writing my theses on poptimism as a queer utopian imagery, how subalterns can articulate subversive subject positions within an unescapable colonial capitalist system.

Not sure if this is wonderfully crafted bait or just the product of modern day academia.

>>12771059
It's the hand gesture for 'ok.' /pol/ memed the press into thinking that it's a white power gesture, and now I get dirty looks whenever I want to give someone a hand gesture that's basically the equivalent of a thumbs up.

Sad.

>>11659116

>>9985771
Gr8 b8 m8, I r8 it 8/8,

>>9838754
Nice bait.

>>9408229
Forget it, Jake. It's bait-town.

>>9125422