/lit/ - Literature

>mfw I just got a 'great idea' for a thread

>>4286810
is it a reading habits thread?

>>4286811
I routinely fold paperbacks in half to read them and bend pages to keep my place

>mfw it was mom's spaghetti

>>4286818
>mfw it actually was

>>4286828
Stop posting cancerous images.

>>4286810
>>4286832
I also hate fun

>>4286817
this
it shows wear and gives the impression i've read them, exhibiting my patrician tendencies

>>4286834
why not just by a hole bunch of books and bend them to put on display like the trophies that they are. just skim the sparknotes & wiki and you're good to go

>>4286836
>by a hole bunch

>>4286836
>implying this isn't typical behaviour for the average /lit/izen

Dude, just this week I got uncooked bacon juice on my thick ass history of art crit book from the library because the packaging leaked in my bookbag. Then a couple days later it got soaked again from some cooked kale i was carrying for lunch! Someone should invent an umbrella for books. Geez Louise.

>>4286839
i trole u
>>4286859
i definitely just sell/trade/donate all my book

>>4286859
From threads like this, I think the "typical behavior" is to buy books new, shelve them, and pretend you've read or you're going to read them.

Take photos when there's a bookshelf thread (or start one) and say you're "careful" with your books whenever someone says they've clearly not been read, and you're good to go. A /lit/izen.

>>4286902
>not carrying all your books in individual ziploc bags
TOPLEL

>>4286913
whats the point of reading if nobody knows you do it anon

>>4286859
>/lit/izen
Who was using itizen for their collective noun first, /lit/ or /fit/? Also can I call the board a /lit/adel?

>>4286920
if you don't I will

>>4286920
no

>>4286927
What if I do it ironically?

>>4286920
e/lit/ist is better anyway

>>4286946
I've been wanting a collection of all 4chan's collective nouns for a while now. I should probably start asking sometime soon. Not now, though, we're entering the dead hours.