/lit/ - Literature

>>19315603

>>19140181
>Go to /lit/
>SNEED
sounds like a great experience tbqhwyf
also sneed

>>17852971
Not in the least.
I love Economics but there a clear flaws with it as a science, both a priori and in reality.
Keep coping tho.

Fredrich Sneedche

>>16965785
>Sneedville

I've never read a book in my life. For every school report I just watched the movie based on the book or didn't do the assignment at all. I dropped out of school as early as I could and had stopped attending consistently years prior to this. My family didn't read to me or even have books in the house.

I have never read a book. I am 25 years old.

The only things I read are on the internet and signs around town.

I'm more intelligent than you and my worldview is more nuanced too.

>>15962534
you probably have some retarded city slicker view of what farming is actually like. go on the farming subreddits, read about how it is a soulless, hollywood tier industry that can only exist in the swamp of our sins, and banish any thoughts of what you previously thought "farming" meant. pro tip: you are either a bougie born with vast property that the government pays you to farm which makes up almost all farming these days, or you are a hipster faggot who sells meme-based products like GRANDMA POT SMOKER'S EPIC GUILT-FREE PERSIMMONS at a ridiculous markup to retards and you will fold in three years because a more savvy and cutthroat hipster farmer boxed you out of this ridiculous market. and of course one must note that even "starting from the bottom" is impossible as farmhands are all illegal spics and the phrase "living wage" will get you lmao'd out of the county

https://youtu.be/btDT0q9SLgU

>>12930504
YOU LITTLE PUNKASS BITCH NIGGER YOU STOLE MY GAG
>>12929308
I had no idea he was gay. Then again, I haven't read very much by him; just Fight Club and a few of his short stories.
>>12929300
From what I have read of him, he's always struck me as kind of an edgy tryhard who wishes he was Bret Easton Ellis.

>>12891061
>i think sneed's store just are like that. widely available, well-known farmers that are filled with seed and feed topics (exactly what teens like) and spoken in a rather fresh language (if you've mostly worn gucci loafers before)

>>12729488

>>12541321
>why do people who read like new ideas

>>11526601
get dabbed on scientismist