/lit/ - Literature

>>19995000
Proper nouns my friend--they change the apostrophe rules:
Noun -- its = it (possessive)
>she can't stand its terrible smell
Noun -- it's = it is
>it's very smelly, keeping her away
Proper noun -- John's = John is OR John (possessive)
>John's unwashed genitals smell terrible
Proper noun -- Johns = multiple Johns
>there are two Johns working here, but both their penises stink
Proper noun -- Johns' = multiple Johns (possessive)
>Both Johns' penises have an overpowering stench
Proper noun (ending in 's') -- Jesus' = Jesus is OR Jesus (possessive) OR multiple Jesus'
>Jesus' penis is far more hygienic
Proper noun (ending in 's' but for retards) -- Jesus's = Jesus is OR Jesus (possessive) OR multiple Jesus's (the retard way)
>I got called a retard by both Jesus's for adding the unnecessary "s"

>>14331410
Heavily considering studio art school. Do any /lit/ anons here have advice or words of wisdom/caution?

She used to read stuff like Stephen King, but now all she does is watch women's TV instead. I mostly read history or philosophy stuff, which she thinks is manly

>>12218587
>"As I'm a Frenchman by blood, I wish a peace with honour, yet I am more a German by my inclination (toward fighting/war) than to desire it (peace) inherently."
Or am I wrong and dumb?