/lit/ - Literature

>>19555915
OP, you appear to be butthurt

>>9818923
Big guy... easy on the crashed planes with no survivors.

>>9047173
Holy shit why can modern art people never say more than "you just dont understaaand"
Let me guess, you actually spent money on an art degree and its all that sunk cost speaking

>Go learn about why 2 colours on a canvas is literally amazing

>Pynchon became so intelligent he effectively dissolved into the fabric of space time and now all of reality takes place in the pynchverse

The amount of verifiable idiocy in this thread makes me think how many things I read on this board and just take for granted that they know more than me

nyi - tzuh

>We have found the bones of a new kind of dinosaur, the conciseoxfordthesaurus"

>Be European
>Take GRE
>Be reminded of year 9 arithmetic, only its multiple choice which makes it even easier
>End up getting several above the recommended score for MIT on the practice test
Doing the real one in October desu so I can apply to Mcgill

>>8205334

I'm talking about his "fascist" political views really amounted to nothing more than anti-semitism and perhaps some vague feelings of alienation that made the identity politics of fascism particularly attractive. He never maintained any consistent political beliefs; he just repeated whatever Mussolini said.

And if you think tongue in cheek nazism hasn't created this fucked up post-ironic situation where people are becoming ironic and then unironic nazis due to the ambiguity of the tongue in cheek jokes. Just take a look at what happened to /pol/. There's a good Russian saying: "Within every joke is a kernel of truth."