/lit/ - Literature

>>21331313
the distinct sensation of having been ripped off

>>21331324
Why do you say that anon? It might be a entertaining read.

>>21331313
>133 13 13
nice
>69
nice

>>21331313
Bed bugs.

>>21331313
It's a good read, but old enough that Ludlum though martial artists yelled sterotypical words when striking. Kinda humorous for a more modern audience.

>>21331313
It's great.

>>21331313
I hate movie tie in covers and wouldn't pick one up for free.

>>21331741
Sounds good lol. What like hiyaaahh and stuff?

>>21331745
Okay cool beans

>>21331313
Pretty good, lots of clique stuff. Everyone Bourne has to kill is super evil, everyone he works with is really cool and a good guy. The sequels start to get really ridiculous though.

>>21331313
>What am i in for ?
Have you tried reading it?

>>21333080
Pic rel

>>21333008
Niice nice

>>21331313
rape fantasy porn (from the female perspective duh). the moral of the story is that man's default clean slate morality is a constant push-pull between white knighting and rape, all the while working diligently for women.

>>21332813
>What like hiyaaahh and stuff?
Almost. Some martial artist would probably say something like, no, he's channeling his chi and it has to come out as a verbal hiss, or shah, or eet, otherwise he'll blow!

But it may as well be fucking hiyaaahh, or 'judo chop!'

>>21331741
They do. In Japanese stick fighting it is actually required to yell with a strike for it to be valid. One of Musashi’s innovations as per his book was *not* to cry when striking as every other school taught (since it gave away your intention) and *not* to pull back your sword before you strike with it, and both of these are required in Japanese stick fighting. Musashi’s style was the basis for Sanjuro’s

>>21333333
Fuckin checked fren.

>>21333350
Interesting

>>21331313
Have you tried reading it

>>21333333
Witnessed

>>21331313
Just open the book.