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Alright you uncultured swines, list 'em

Novelist - Tolstoy
Philosopher - Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
Poet - Leonard Cohen
Comedian - Norm MacDonald
Director - Coen Brothers
Drink - Don Julio Blanco

>> No.15015579

>>15015560
Novelist - James Joyce
Philosopher - Ludwig Wittgenstein
Poet - Ezra Pound
Comedian - Stewart Lee
Director - Andrei Tarkovsky
Drink - S.Pellegrino

>> No.15015585

>>15015560
>(((Cohen))))
Ok...

>> No.15015588

Novelist - Larry McMurtry
Philosopher - Aquinas
Poet - Rumi
Comedian - Rodney Dangerfield
Director - Louis Malle
Drink - Homebrew cider

>> No.15015627

Novelist- Cormac McCarthy
Philosopher- Plato
Poet- Charles Bukowski
Comedian- Eric Andre
Director- Coen Brothers or Wes Anderson
Drink- Corona with a lime

>> No.15015632

>>15015560
>Novelist - Tolstoy
>Philosopher - Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
This seems contradictory

>> No.15015660

>>15015560
Novelist- Roberto Bolaño
Philosopher- Paul Ricoeur
Poet- Ovid
Comedian- Kyle Kinane
Director-Spike Jonze
Drink- Tecate beer

>> No.15015666

Novelist-McCarthy
Philosopher-Heidegger
Poet-Kipling/Houseman
Director- Friedkin
Drink- Water

>> No.15015678

>>15015632
In his notes, Tolstoy rags on Nietzsche pretty hard, but they're both dealing with the same existential problems regarding meaning in life, and both speak beautifully and personally about that problem, even while taking opposite stances in their proposed solutions. Tolstoy mellows his pride and surrenders to an old remedy, whereas Nietzsche conquers, forges a new path forward. I love them both.

>> No.15015683

>>15015560
damn dat gilf

>> No.15015692

>>15015678
>Tolstoy mellows his pride
lol no, tolstoy never gave his pride up on anything(this is why he had so many stange opinions of literature and music.) He just didn't want to back down

>> No.15015693

Novelist - N/A
Philosopher - Aurelius
Poet - N/A
Comedian - N/A
Director - N/A
Drink - Water, coffee

>> No.15015694

novelist - dfw
philosopher - nietzsche
poet - mangum
director - lynch
drink - tall boy

>> No.15015695

>>15015560
I said fuck your generic list OP, and so I substituted it with my own

Book - A River Runs Through It
TV - Jacques Cousteau's Odyssey and Jim Henson's Storyteller
Movies - (Anything with Errol Flynn or Cary Grant), The Name of The Rose, Babe, Disney's 20000 Leagues Under the Sea, and True Romance (Christian Slater is hot)
Drink - Pinã Colada (umbrella and cherry or orange slice) with a Monte Cristo (Nicaraguan or anything strong)

Comedians are for men who waste their time, and philosophers are gay. As for poetry I have nothing to say.

>> No.15015697

>>15015694
Pleb

>> No.15015702

novelist - kafka
philosopher - camus
poet - crane
comedian - chaplin
director - cocteau
drink - cabernet sauvignon

>>15015579
>>15015660
>>15015695
>>15015693
based

>>15015560
>>15015627
>>15015694
cringe

>> No.15015717

>>15015560
Novelist
>Roberto Bolaño
Philosopher
>Jean Baudrillard
Poet
>David Bergman
Comedian
>Dylan Moran
Director
>Terry Gilliam
Drink
>Brewed ayahuasca, or a mojito

>> No.15015718
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>>15015692
I meant the pride which kept him from accepting God as the solution to the problems which death poses for life, illustrated in pic

>> No.15015720

>>15015717
>>15015702
>>15015695
>>15015693
>>15015666
>>15015660
>>15015588
>>15015579
>>15015560
cringe and larpy
>>15015627
>>15015694
based and honesty pilled

>> No.15015734 [DELETED] 

>>15015720
Anyone saying “cringe” in lieu of an actual thought they compiled themselves and communicated through language is, essentially, a nigger.

>> No.15015737

>>15015734
Anyone who uses french words instead of anglo saxon ones is a faggot

>> No.15015749

>>15015737
Isn't "faggot" a french word? In any case, it's almost exclusively used to describe the French, so guess who is a bit hypocritical? It is you Mr. Faggot.

Peace.

>> No.15015753
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Novelist - Herman Melville
Philosopher - Plato
Poet - Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Comedian - Doug Stanhope
Director - David Lynch
Drink - Spotted Cow on tap

>> No.15015775
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>>15015560

Novelist - CS Lewis
Philosopher - Cornelius Van Til
Poet - George MacDonald
Comedian - Norm MacDonald
Director - Andrei Tarkovsky
Drink - Iced Coffee + Banana + Protein Shakes

>> No.15015779
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>>15015717
>misused greentext
>"brewed ayahuasca"

>> No.15015799

>>15015560
>Novelist - kerouac
>Philosopher - william James
>Poet - shel Silverstein :^)
>Comedian - Norm MacDonald
>Director - Scorsese
>Drink - rum and coke

>> No.15015811

Novelist - Hemingway
Philosopher - Chuang tzu
Poet - Hesiod
Comedian - Abbott & Costello
Director - Kurosawa
Drink - English Breakfast Tea

>> No.15015840

>>15015717
I don't support drug use, but I respect you for being an open Terry Gillam lover. He mad my childhood and is revered in my family. If you haven't already I would recommend you watch the show Fawlty Towers.

>> No.15015870

>>15015560
Novelist - Vladimir Nabokov
Philosopher - W.V. Quine
Poet - William Butler Yeats
Comedian - George Carlin
Director - Sergei Eisenstein
Drink - Glenmorangie Nectar D’Or

>> No.15015882

>>15015737
Faggot is a french term, nigger.

>> No.15015896

>>15015882
faggot: "male homosexual," 1914, American English slang, probably from earlier contemptuous term for "woman" (1590s), especially an old and unpleasant one, in reference to faggot (n.1) "bundle of sticks," as something awkward that has to be carried (compare baggage "worthless woman," 1590s). It may also be reinforced by Yiddish faygele "homosexual" (n.), literally "little bird." It also may have roots in British public school slang noun fag "a junior who does certain duties for a senior" (1785), with suggestions of "catamite," from fag (v.). This also spun off a verb (see fag (v.2).

>> No.15015901

Novelist - Huxley
Philosopher - Spinoza
Poet - John Berryman
Comedian - idk dfw was a funny guy
Director - Kubrick
Drink - yerba mate

>> No.15015915

>>15015896
What kind of fag looks up the thesaurus of a word

>> No.15016039

Novelist - Murakami
Philosopher - Kierkegaard
Poet - n/a
Comedian - Trevor Noah
Director - Nolan
Drink - coffee

>> No.15016056

>>15015560
Novelist- Cormac McCarthy
Philosopher- Deleuze
Poet- Arthur Rimbaud
Comedian- ...
Director- Ingmar Bergman
Drink- Coffee

>> No.15016155

>>15015915
>the thesaurus of a word
Are you joking or really this retarded?

>> No.15016173

Novelist - Oprah Winfrey
Philosopher - Katy Perry
Poet - Nicki Minaj
Comedian - Ellen
Director - Madonna
Drink - Coca Cola

>> No.15016184

>>15015678
Joan of Arc was not stuck at the cross-roads, either by rejecting all the paths like Tolstoy, or by accepting them all like Nietzsche. She chose a path, and went down it like a thunderbolt. Yet Joan, when I came to think of her, had in her all that was true either in Tolstoy or Nietzsche, all that was even tolerable in either of them. I thought of all that is noble in Tolstoy, the pleasure in plain things, especially in plain pity, the actualities of the earth, the reverence for the poor, the dignity of the bowed back. Joan of Arc had all that and with this great addition, that she endured poverty as well as admiring it; whereas Tolstoy is only a typical aristocrat trying to find out its secret. And then I thought of all that was brave and proud and pathetic in poor Nietzsche, and his mutiny against the emptiness and timidity of our time. I thought of his cry for the ecstatic equilibrium of danger, his hunger for the rush of great horses, his cry to arms. Well, Joan of Arc had all that, and again with this difference, that she did not praise fighting, but fought. We KNOW that she was not afraid of an army, while Nietzsche, for all we know, was afraid of a cow. Tolstoy only praised the peasant; she was the peasant. Nietzsche only praised the warrior; she was the warrior. She beat them both at their own antagonistic ideals; she was more gentle than the one, more violent than the other. Yet she was a perfectly practical person who did something, while they are wild speculators who do nothing. It was impossible that the thought should not cross my mind that she and her faith had perhaps some secret of moral unity and utility that has been lost. And with that thought came a larger one, and the colossal figure of her Master had also crossed the theatre of my thoughts.

>> No.15016213

>>15015560

Novelist: Victor Hugo
Philosopher: Arthur Schopenhauer
Poet: Rumi
Comedian: Eddie Izzard
Director: -
Drink: Red Zinfandel

>> No.15016217

>>15015632

Both read Arthur Schopenhauer, so no.

>> No.15016223

Novelist - Kafka
Philosopher - Gadamer
Poet - Fernando Pessoa
Comedian - Eric Andre
Director - Kurosawa
Drink - Jagerbomb

>> No.15016232

>>15015811
man of culture

>> No.15016238

>>15015693
do you only drink non-alcoholic and read the Meditations? Is it a life worth living?

>> No.15016252

Novelist - pkd
Philosopher - schope
Poet - bukowski
Comic - ron white
Director - kubrick
Drink - old crow

>> No.15016265

>>15016056
>no comedian
Fits well with the rest

>> No.15016279

>>15015560
Novelist - PKD
Philosopher - Max Stirner
Poet - William Blake
Comedian - Chris Chan
Director - N/A
Drink - Water

>> No.15016308

>>15016184
The pulse in the paw clasping the pen that wrote this paltry propaganda is palpable?

>> No.15016365

>>15016308
it was chesterton in his orthodoxy

>> No.15016382

>Bolaño
>Kierkegaard
>no favorite poet, haven’t read enough
>Norm McDonald
>Jarmusch
>Beer

>> No.15016390

>>15016279
>Comedian - Chris Chan
lol

>> No.15016397

>>15015585
Ah, thank you those brackets are most helpful as I was under the impression that Cohen was Japanese name.

>> No.15016401

>>15015560

Novelist - Dostoyevsky
Philosopher - Rene Guenon (pbuh)
Poet - Sanai
Comedian - Sam Hyde
Director - John Carpenter
Drink - Guayusa

>> No.15016404

Novelist - Dostoyevsky
Philosopher - Lyotard
Poet - Milton
Comedian - Norm MacDonald
Director - Ozu Yasajiro
Drink - Coffee, usually a weird varietal or process, rn drinking an anaerobic ethiopian
Designer - Daiki Suzuki

>> No.15016419
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>>15015560
novelist: Dennis Cooper
philosopher: I don't read philosophy.
poet: Yeats
comedian: Nick Mullen
director: Roman Polanski
drink: cab sauv

>>15016056
have you ever smiled?
>>15016039
lol
>>15015811
based
>>15015702
Is Crane's poetry that good? I've just seen his prose. +cocteau and +same drink so you're a cool guy
>>15015694
painful to read
>>15015693
lol

>> No.15016423

>>15016419
based Polanski poster. His MacBeth is the best Shakespeare adaptation, including Throne of Blood

>> No.15016471

Novelist: Houellebecq
Philosopher: Marcus Aurelius
Poet: Need to read more
Comedian: Sam Hyde
Director: PT Anderson
Drink: Tea with honey

>> No.15016486

Novelist: Turgenev
Philosopher: Berdyaev
Poet: George Herbert
Comedian: Norm
Director: Antonioni
Drink: Tom Collins or vodka and Fresca with lime

>> No.15016508
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>>15015560

Novelist - Michel Houellebecq
Philosopher - David Hume
Poet - Robert Frost
Comedian - Louis CK
Director - Wes Anderson
Drink - Classic Coke

>> No.15016524

>>15015560
Novelist - Michel Houellebecq
Philosopher - Max Stirner
Poet - Gustavo Adolfo Becquer
Comedian - Raul Cimas
Director - Richard Linklater
Drink - I don't drink alcohol

>> No.15016754

>>15016404
>drinking an anaerobic ethiopian
you do what with your what?

>> No.15016763

>>15016754
it means he has sex with older men

>> No.15016779

Novelist - Dostoyevsky
Philosopher - Plato
Poet - Dante
Comedian - Dante
Director - Robert Bresson
Drink - Milk

>> No.15016831

novelist: joyce
philsopher: plato
poet: milton
comedian: norm
director: lynch
drink: whatever's cheap

>> No.15016847

>>15015560
Novelist: Goethe
Philosopher: Goethe
Poet: Goethe
Comedian: Goethe
Director: Goethe

>> No.15016872

>>15015560
Novelist - Robert E. Howard
Philosopher - Jesus of Nazareth
Poet - Seamus Heaney
Director - Clint Eastwood
Drink - Fanta ( Alcohol tastes bitter)

>> No.15016876

>>15016872
Oh and I forgot :

Comedian - Patrice O' Neal

>> No.15016882

>>15015560
Novelist-Nabokov
Philosopher-Schopenhauer
Poet-Poe (Don't read much poetry desu)
Comedian-Norm MacDonald
Director-Kurosawa
Drink-Teetotal

>> No.15016889

Novelist: John Williams
Philosopher: Kant
Poet: Dante
Comedian: Norm rn but of all time probably Samulus Hyde
Director: Kubrick I guess? Or whoever directed Children of Men, idk I dont watch many movies
Drink: Da Hong Pao oolong tea, gyukuro, raw puer, and ofc, water

>> No.15016900

Novelist-Charlotte Brönte
Philosopher- Baruch Spinoza
Poet- Constantine Cavafis
Comic- n/a
Director- Herzog
Drink- caipirinhas

>> No.15016930

>>15016900
>not
Comedian: marco luque

>> No.15016945

>>15015560

Novelist - Joyce or Melville
Philosopher - Spengler or Nietzsche
Poet - Dante or Apollonius
Comedian - N/A
Director - Sergio Leone
Drink - Pernod Absinthe

>> No.15016946

Novelist - Richard Laymon
Philosopher - Eugene Debs
Poet - Aaron Weiss
Comedian - Mitch Hedberg
Director - David Lynch
Drink - Green Tea

>> No.15016951

>>15015560

Novelist - Hamsun
Philosopher - Plato
Poet - Blake
Comedian - Kierkegaard
Director - Visconti
Drink - Syrah from La Mancha.

>> No.15016976

Novelist: Donna Tartt
Philosopher: Kierkegaard
Poet: Rimbaud
Comedian: none really
Director: Satoshi Kon
Drink: Coffee

>> No.15017057

Novelist - Hemingway
Philosopher - Schopenhauer
Poet - N/A
Comedian - N/A
Director: Bergman
Drink - Whatever gets me drunk

>> No.15017085

Novelist - Dostoevsky
Phil - Kant or Damascius
Poet - Dante
Comic -
Director - Murnau/Tarkovsky
Drink - Kefir

>> No.15017091

>>15015579
Change comedian to Chapelle and drink to any whiskey and you're me lol

>> No.15017118

>>15015560
>Novelist - Tolstoy
>Philosopher - Hegel
>Poet - Eino Leino
>Director - Tarkovsky
>Drink - coffee and sometimes port wine; anything goes im not a snob

>> No.15017151

>>15015560
>Novelist
Mishima Yukio/ Knut Hamsun
>Philosopher
Don't really read philosophy; do Alan Watts and Jordan Peterson count?
>Poet
Wordsworth
>Director
I don't watch movies
>Drink
Beer

>> No.15017160

Novelist - Bulgakov
Philosopher - Spengler
Poet - Rilke
Comedian - Chapelle
Director - Miyazaki
Drink - White Russian

>> No.15017167

>>15015560
Novelist - n/a
Philosopher - Mirdamad Astarabadi
Poet - Shabaldin Suhrawardi
Comedian - Sacha Baron Cohen
Director - David Fincher
Drink - latte

>> No.15017195

>>15016238
>Is it a life worth living?
no

>> No.15017923

>>15015695
Storyteller is based, but you are cringe

>> No.15018017

Novelist: Faulkner
philosopher: Nitchee
Poet: Robinson Jeffers
Comedian: Carlin
Director: Coppola
Drink: Cheap Chianti or cheap Cali Zinfandel or Argentine Malbec
Playwright: O’Neill

>> No.15018033

>>15015560
Would meet OP. All the same minus poet and drink.

>> No.15018034

>>15015560
Onions/10

>> No.15018054

>>15015560
Novelist - Louise Erdrich
Philosopher - Michel Foucault
Poet - David Kirby
Comedian - N/A
Director - Paul Thomas Anderson
Drink - Mate

>> No.15018092

>>15015560
Novelist - Roberto Bolaño
Philosopher - Michel de Montaigne
Poet - Borges
Comedian - Dave Chapelle
Director - Gaspar Noé
Drink - Coffee
BONUS: Drug - LSD
hehe

>> No.15018108

So many littards don't have a comedian. That explains a lot about this board.

proud of the Normchads

>> No.15018164

>>15018033
I like Cohen because he sings his poetry, and as with Nietzsche, he makes it difficult to take anyone else of the genre seriously. He's not my favorite pure poet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AMMb9CiScI

>> No.15018229

>>15015560
curzio malaparte
theodor adorno
novalis
richard pryor
andrei tarkovsky
varnelli amaro d'erborista

>> No.15018326

Novelist - Joyce
Philosopher - Plato
Poet - Catullus
Comedian - Monty Python I guess
Director - Scorsese
Drink - White Claw

Roast me

>> No.15018359
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>>15015560
>Novelist - Dostoevsky
>Philosopher - Machiavelli
>Poet - Oscar Wilde
>Comedian - Dave Chapelle
>Director - Tarantino lol
>Drink - Coke Zero

>> No.15018439

never heard of him. What would you recommend of him and why is he your favorite?
I was just looking for new italian writers to read.

>> No.15018442

>>15018439
this was a reply to this >>15018229

>> No.15018474

>>15015560
Novelist - Faulkner
Philosopher - Kierkegaard
Poet - Keats
Comedian - Louis CK
Director - Spike Jones
Drink - coffee/seltzer water

>> No.15018485

>>15015560
Novelist: Kafka
Philosopher: Kierkegaard
Comedian: none
Director: Bresson
Drink: Water

>> No.15018498

>>15015779
its clearly a joke

>> No.15018502

>>15015560
Novelist - James Joyce
Philosopher - Soren Kierkegaard
Poet - T.S Eliot
Comedian - Norm MacDonald
Director - John Ford
Drink - Milk

>> No.15018620

Novelist - cringe
Philosopher - Spengler
Poet - Basho
Comedian - cringe
Director - Tarkovsky
Drink - idk most are good

>> No.15018754

Novelist - Albert Camus
Philosopher - Søren Kierkegaard
Poet - Rainer Maria Rilke
Comedian - Dave Chappelle
Director - Federico Fellini
Drink - Negroni

>> No.15019141

Novelist - Thomas Mann
Philosopher - Martin Heidegger
Poet - Rilke, maybe Scott Cairns
Comedian - Louis C.K. or early Chapelle or early Hedberg
Director - I don't like film
Drink - Oolong or Lung Ching


>>15015775
Any recs on where to start with George MacDonald? Grew up reading a lot of C.S. Lewis and love his stuff in general and know MacDonald was one of his bigger influences.

>>15018620
How much Japanese do you need to know for Japanese poetry?

>> No.15019152

>>15018754
What should I try by Camus if I didn't like The Stranger? I like everything else in your tastes a lot.

>> No.15019190

>>15015560
>Novelist - Tarjei Vesaas
>Philosopher - haven't read enough yet to decide
>Poet - Jon Fosse
>Comedian - Sam Hyde, MacDonald, Nathan Fielder
>Director - Joachim Trier
>Drink - frenchpress coffee

>> No.15019198

Novelist - Hemingway
Philosopher - Camus
Poet - Homer
Comedian - Nick Mullen
Director - Villeneuve
Drink - Black coffee

>> No.15019205

>>15015560
Novelist - Melville
Philosopher - Becker
Poet - Bryon
Comedian - Dave Chappelle
Director - Hitchcock
Drink - EBS Ale, Brewery Vivant

>> No.15019242

Novelist - Mervyn Peake
Philosopher - Greg Bahnsen
Poet - T. S. Eliot
Comedian - n/a
Director - Denis Villeneuve or Christopher Nolan
Drink - Eggnog

>> No.15019296

>>15015660
>Ricoeur

based and metaphor-pilled

>> No.15019380

>>15015560

Novelist - Dostoevsky
Philosopher - Plato
Poet - Sylvia Plath or T.S. Eliot, not a big poetry reader unfortunately
Comedian - Lenny Bruce, been singing All Alone during quarantine
Director - n/a, don't watch enough movies to have a favorite director
Drink- Coffee, water

>> No.15019452

Novelist-Dostoevsky
Philosopher-Hobbes
Poet-TS Eliot
Director-Kubrick
Drink-Black Coffee

>> No.15019488

Novelist - Hugo
Philosopher - Plato
Poet - Whitman
Comedian - Pete Davidson
Director - Tarantino
Drink - Coke

>> No.15019498

>>15019152
Try The Plague

>> No.15019503

>>15015560
Novelist - Dostoievski
Philosopher - Deleuze
Poet - Cioran
Comedian - Pre-2013 Avello
Director - Ridley Scott
Drink - Cerveza Lager sin filtrar

>> No.15019505

>>15019198
very based & high test post

>> No.15019513

>>15019498
Thanks

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Novelist- Louis Ferdinand Celine
Philosopher- Nietzsche
Poet- Homer or T.S. Eliot
Comedian- Nick Mullen
Director- Kurosawa or Scorsese
Drink- Old Fashioned