/lit/ - Literature

>>14360872

>>12685965

>tfw "forbidden" from accessing lib gen

>>5693638
>No qt Filipino monk to cuddle with in our stone cell and secretly hold hands during 4am mass and go on a "pilgrimage" to Italy together.
Why even live?

/lit/ doesn't read anything useful

that's why this board has the highest rate of unemployement among all the boards of 4chan

>>3011812

Oh I'm not advocating no government. I'm a Libertarian not an Anarchist.

A smaller more accountable government is exactly what I'm after. I'm even fine with a tax-funded police force tbh, I'm just playing devil's advocate on that one.

>>3011817

I went to a public school where I was beaten by bullies for being smart, ridiculed by girls because I wasn't well-dressed and good at sports, told by teachers that my opinion doesn't matter and I should never question what they teach me, and forced to eat garbage for lunch. The food I dug out of dumpsters is better than the shit they served at my school.

I used a public library, sure, but I could just as easily have taught myself at a private university library. I just couldn't have taken the books home with me.

And, as I said, the infrastructure around here is more of a liability to my vehicle than anything. If you mean infrastructure in a larger sense, then my water has fluoride in it. Thank you, Mr Government, for putting waste byproduct of aluminum production in my drinking water!

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>>2359616

>that fucking song again

>>2177931

>living in n. Ireland

I almost stopped reading.

Well I did for a couple of days, but I seriously questioned whether I still had any interest in the book.

Of course I went back to it, but still.

>mvq

>>2014369
About 3 pages, I have $1 in my paypal, looks like I'm doing it myself.

>>1791082

you said something like 'it means to be beautiful' or something equally vapid.

It's problematic for me whether to dislike onionring or onionring's sycophantic poodle (you) more.

>>1782219

But the point is that no great writer would value shallow sensory experience of the -nor the pretentious adolescent display of nostalgic sentimentality- of a typewriter over the hugely superior practicality, efficiency and intuitive ease of a keyboard.

Ladies and gentlemen, postmodernism:

>The privileging of solid over fluid mechanics, and indeed the inability of science to deal with turbulent flow at all, she attributes to the association of fluidity with femininity. Whereas men have sex organs that protrude and become rigid, women have openings that leak menstrual blood and vaginal fluids... From this perspective it is no wonder that science has not been able to arrive at a successful model for turbulence. The problem of turbulent flow cannot be solved because the conceptions of fluids (and of women) have been formulated so as necessarily to leave unarticulated remainders.

>>1754953

>mfw i watch The Big Questions on bbc iplayer after this thread

that theatrical dyke in the crowd really rustled my jimmies.

>>1741560

So you believe that instilling fear in people to stop them committing crimes is more important than human life itself?

>why take away a nice thought

typical american logic

Why do aspies humiliate themselves with this shit.

They act so shy and quiet and then they dress so absurdly aggressive and masculine, like decrepit transexuals.

Academic achievement is not necessarily indicative of intellect, especially not creative intellect and especially not when you consider the nepotistic and exclusive nature of elite universities in America.

I don't think academic achievement is not necessarily indicative of intellect, especially not creative intellect and especially not when you consider the nepotistic and exclusive nature of elite universities in America.

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>>1637035

>>1615539

>onrionring complaining about others being boring

Why don't you make another lolsorandum interpretation of Harry Potter?

you resurrected this thread anyway, it probably on page 3 or 4 already.