annoying things tryhards do

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annoying things tryhards do Anonymous Mon Jul 7 07:42:05 2014 No.5105430 [DELETED]

>giving affectionate nicknames to authors (Witty, Dosto)

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 07:43:16 2014 No.5105431 >not saying luddy dubs >2014

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 07:43:31 2014 No.5105432 >romanticizing ancient greece

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 07:46:07 2014 No.5105433 >>5105432 >hellenising ancient rome

>>	RIcky Mon Jul 7 08:10:36 2014 No.5105492 File: 26 KB, 366x480, jay_jay.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 08:14:44 2014 No.5105503 >>5105492 Jamba Juice.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 08:29:15 2014 No.5105549 File: 239 KB, 500x471, blue curtains.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] This image always pissed me off for some reason. It's like admitting intelectual laziness.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 08:37:13 2014 No.5105576 >Ruggles >Walrus >Towelin'

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 08:40:50 2014 No.5105586 >>5105549 Yeah, I get what you mean. It's this "caring about literature is for high school only" point of view.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 08:53:53 2014 No.5105611 Frog with gun to feels-man's head is best frog

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 09:09:07 2014 No.5105648 >>5105549 I guarantee you the people who made that primarily read genre fiction

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 11:22:15 2014 No.5106123 File: 397 KB, 438x498, Pepe and Wojak feeling down on Seoul.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5105611 you mean frog and feels-man staring at the city and pondering about life

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 11:24:32 2014 No.5106129 Trying to emulate or affect some part of their favorite author's life. Seen especially with Hemingway or Bukowski fans.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 11:26:32 2014 No.5106137 >Sugartits >Fatso >Throttle >Destroyovski >Toystory

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 11:28:47 2014 No.5106140 File: 203 KB, 700x1939, 1402862204193.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5105549 Then you'll love this pic.

>>	Still reggie still chence stil(...) Mon Jul 7 11:31:49 2014 No.5106148 Anything i do, dolfacel. Sorry sorry sorry ... I'm flemish ... We all are dreadfull piple

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 11:32:21 2014 No.5106150 >>5105430 >make whiny meta threads

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 11:32:58 2014 No.5106151 >>5106129 >emulating Hemingway Do people actually do this ? I mean taking part in some conflict in a shithole just to live the literary life ?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 12:37:25 2014 No.5106287 >>5106140 This is supposed to be ironic, right?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 12:40:06 2014 No.5106295 >>5106151 No, just romanticizing alcoholism mainly

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 12:49:22 2014 No.5106318 >>5106150 >make meta comment about meta nature of thread epic simply epic

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 13:01:59 2014 No.5106355 >>5106129 And Kafka. Though you don't usually meet these people.

Anonymous Mon Jul 7 13:03:30 2014 No.5106362

I refer to cormac mccarthy as cormac because saying mccarthy isn't very specific. I refer to bukowski as buk cus that's how he refers to himself a lot and it's quicker. I also call hemingway papa sometimes cus it's funny and suits him. That's it. I await lit's approval.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 13:04:45 2014 No.5106368 >>5106362 You shan't be receiving it Shan't I say

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 13:07:27 2014 No.5106375 >>5106368 Very well. I shall fall upon my sword.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 13:13:27 2014 No.5106401 >yeah bro haha i've read like 30 books since i got the Kindle! I'm such a reading nerd now

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 13:17:48 2014 No.5106416 Nicknames for composers are worse >Shosty for Shostakovich

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 13:19:06 2014 No.5106422 >>5106287 No, look up that guy's other web comics and prepare for maximum cringe.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 13:19:40 2014 No.5106423 >>5106401 >I got a kindle >what do you read? >read? Pfffffff... I watch Netflix on it

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 13:23:35 2014 No.5106434 >>5106422 But... it's only bad jokes about animals. Literally nothing else.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 13:29:26 2014 No.5106446 >>5106401 I for one am glad that people read, regardless how they do it. >>5106423 On the Fire maybe.

Anonymous Mon Jul 7 14:05:16 2014 No.5106573

>>5106422
it could just be an ironic account i do similar things with my own web comic personas like in one i write about sonic as he appears in history (like what if he was a spartan general)

and as a separate author personal i draw this guy and he goes to the library and dances and in each comic the lbrary says "keep rhose funky moves down!"

its funny because i am god sort of.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 14:13:26 2014 No.5106591 File: 373 KB, 974x1000, 1381103700388.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5105549 Superior /lit/ OC

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 14:23:00 2014 No.5106618 >>5106129 How do you mean?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 14:27:10 2014 No.5106634 >>5105549 I always took that as criticising the overzealousness of high school English teachers in finding deeper meanings where often there are none (The curtains usually are just blue), not that literary criticism itself is useless.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 18:00:46 2014 No.5107374 >>5105648 >I guarantee you the people who made that primarily don't read FTFY

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 18:01:58 2014 No.5107385 >>5106148 are you fucking insane you psycho

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 18:04:29 2014 No.5107399 I always refer to Faulkner as "Willy F" jokes on you for not connecting with your favorite authors

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 18:06:21 2014 No.5107414 >>5107399 I address Kafka by his first name when the other person know who we are talking about, because for some reason it throws people off when you call Kafka "Franz". They seem to forget there is a normal person behind that mysterious bulk of ideas.

Anonymous Mon Jul 7 18:12:00 2014 No.5107443

>>5106634
>I always took that as criticising the overzealousness of high school English teachers in finding deeper meanings where often there are none
I get that, but that pretty much never happens. HS English is largely surface-level analyses (Catcher in the Rye is about how everyone is fake and maybe so is Holden! Macbeth is spoooooky!)

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 18:12:49 2014 No.5107446 >>5105430 Nabokov called him "Dusty". What a fucking tryhard.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 18:16:58 2014 No.5107458 >>5107443 I used to have conversations with my obviously well educated English teacher and he gave me books of his to read that he thought I could engage with. Use resources while you can, he even let me keep some of the books.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 19:14:36 2014 No.5107678 File: 176 KB, 378x432, flann-flann.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5105430 Fuck you, I love giving nicknames. I named my cat Flan too.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 19:15:32 2014 No.5107682 >>5105430 b-but old schoppy

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 19:17:24 2014 No.5107689 >>5106140 >conscious

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 19:23:33 2014 No.5107713 /lit/ has conditioned me into calling Pynchon "Pinecone." I also make an effort to butcher Nietzsche's name everytime I pronounce it aloud, usually throwing a couple extra syllables in the middle. oh yeah look at me tryin

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 19:27:18 2014 No.5107734 >>5107678 Abi?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 19:29:07 2014 No.5107744 >>5105492 Old Jamesy

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 19:33:24 2014 No.5107768 >>5107713 >I also make an effort to butcher Nietzsche's name everytime I pronounce it aloud, usually throwing a couple extra syllables in the middle. I do this as well, except often I'm just lazy and only pronounce it as "neeches"

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 19:39:37 2014 No.5107792 >>5107713 >>5107768 >Goethe >go-ethay >Wagner >wag-ner

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 19:40:52 2014 No.5107796 >>5107768 I usually go with something like "Nyeteshukuhzuh," but I admire the simplicity

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 19:41:08 2014 No.5107799 >>5106416 I always call Schubert Schooby

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 19:52:15 2014 No.5107838 >>5107734 Hm, Abi? I'm trying, but I don't know who that may be.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 19:55:39 2014 No.5107850 >>5107799 And Tchaikovsky tchai tea

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 19:56:02 2014 No.5107857 Should we call him Titus Livius Patavinus instead of Livy?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 20:02:52 2014 No.5107883 >>5107857 good ol pluto

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 20:04:34 2014 No.5107889 consul chickpea and emperor little bots

Anonymous Mon Jul 7 20:05:45 2014 No.5107895
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Heidiggy
Hedergedegory
Hei-de-diggidy-doo
Diggy heiser
Heidedingalong my dingalongdingdong
Hei-de-diggery-doo
Heideverse
Heidegrassi
Hei-dasein-is-upside-down
Heidege-a-go-go
Hi, Digger
Oh-hai-degger (you're my favorite customer).
Heideguilmon-digivolves-to-metal-heidegarurumon

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 20:10:39 2014 No.5107913 >>5105430 Fuck you, OP. I always add an affectionate honorific when referring to authors in my liking. Dosto-kun Nabo-kun Faulky-kun Kaf-kun Schopy-kun Neechee-chan Py-Py-chan HerMel-sama Joyce-sama Witt-sama

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 20:19:42 2014 No.5107952 >>5107913 Kaf-kun is kinda cute, but really, this just makes you come off as a tryhard or a retard. A rehard, if you want.

>>	sauce(dead)pan Mon Jul 7 20:27:14 2014 No.5107997 >bookmarking your pages with some pressed leaf

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 20:31:12 2014 No.5108011 >>5107792 I pronounce Goethe ''goatee''.

>>	Not at all reggie of youtube a(...) Mon Jul 7 20:34:00 2014 No.5108021 Press flowers?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 20:34:19 2014 No.5108025 File: 21 KB, 261x193, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5107913

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 20:39:02 2014 No.5108039 >>5108021 T-thanks for reminding me to check on my presses.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 20:40:45 2014 No.5108046 >>5107895 >Heideguilmon-digivolves-to-metal-heidegarurumon I came so hard I would ask you to marry me.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 21:12:12 2014 No.5108141 >>5107792 >Portishead >Portis-head

>>	sauce(dead)pan Mon Jul 7 21:14:25 2014 No.5108146 >>5108141 pot-is-head

>>	Not at all reggie of youtube a(...) Mon Jul 7 21:40:26 2014 No.5108235 >>5108039 Sure thung' kid ... & awwaai!

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 21:45:30 2014 No.5108252 >>5107713 >Knee-Aight-Zee-Cheeeee

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 21:46:38 2014 No.5108257 >>5105430 i use them as shorthand.

Anonymous Mon Jul 7 21:47:17 2014 No.5108264

I call Schopenhauer 'Schopes'

It stems from a period of psychosis in my life where I believed Schopenhauer was very wrong in his thinking, and that I could actually talk to him and he would hear me. So I would say something inflammatory, and then finish off with an 'Eh Schopes?' to try to rile him up.

It was the best time of my life.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 22:18:15 2014 No.5108361 File: 138 KB, 960x601, Kierkegaard-200.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Captain Kierk

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 22:21:50 2014 No.5108374 >>5105549 I hear lots of people act like allegories and aesops in fiction basically don't exist unless they're spoon fed to the reader.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 22:23:10 2014 No.5108377 I call my penis Biggie.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 22:27:04 2014 No.5108385 >>5108264 you're an idiot

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 22:28:44 2014 No.5108391 >>5108385 Fuck you Schopes

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 22:29:42 2014 No.5108395 I hate it when people call Plato Plato too OP. I mean, what is this the WWE? Are we going to have some guy called the Rock leading our belief system next? What the heck were they thinking?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 7 22:35:16 2014 No.5108415 >>5108395 I love the fact that Plato actually was a pankration champion alongside being a philosopher.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 04:28:34 2014 No.5109502 >>5108395 > Are we going to have some guy called the Rock leading our belief system next? Or worse yet, to name our more gifted lawyer after their facial defects.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 04:40:29 2014 No.5109520 File: 30 KB, 500x470, tfwgf.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5108391 hahah

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 04:40:41 2014 No.5109521 >>5105433 teheheheHAHAHAHA

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 04:43:11 2014 No.5109527 >>5108395 >xenophon why just because he has a weird voice? fuckin h8rs

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 04:43:47 2014 No.5109528 >>5105549 >I understand the author's intention better than people who have actually studied his books Accusations of Dunning-Kreuger get thrown around a lot, but I think it's fair here.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 04:50:43 2014 No.5109531 >>5107792 >Camus >kah-moos

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 04:54:03 2014 No.5109537 >>5109531 >wit-gen-steen kie-erk-e-guard

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 04:54:41 2014 No.5109538 >>5107792 >>5108011 what about just straight up "goth"?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 08:24:27 2014 No.5109925 >>5107913 > Nabo-kun It works almost TOO well

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 11:59:44 2014 No.5110471 >>5109538 I've always said "go-eth". Am I retarded?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 12:03:26 2014 No.5110483 >>5110471 Th generally is a silent h in German.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 12:06:04 2014 No.5110488 >>5110471 Göötte.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 12:07:15 2014 No.5110494 >>5110488 Geeth

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 12:10:52 2014 No.5110508 >not calling dostoyevsky Dozzy Dozzborne

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 12:13:46 2014 No.5110523 agreed with OP >ironically appropriate negro speak while waxing philosophical becuz lel such contrast >making threads about having writer's block >trying to rationalize your alcoholism by pointing out your favourite authors

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 8 17:51:30 2014 No.5111385 >>5107792 >Goethe Gertah. i heard max von zydow say it in an old movie. so it's probably right. >edit: actually just looked it up on youtube and it is right even though people are arguing it.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 03:01:59 2014 No.5113207 >>5109537 HAHA so much this >>5111385 I always thought it was ger-the

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 03:03:49 2014 No.5113208 >>5109531 ... how do you pronounce it? I've read the stranger and sisyphus and have no idea.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 03:51:15 2014 No.5113313 >>5108374 >aesops inigomontya.jpg

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 03:57:07 2014 No.5113323 >>5107895 Heishiggydigger

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 11:46:01 2014 No.5114304 >>5113208 kamoo

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 11:57:39 2014 No.5114348 >>5114304 Is it KAH-moo or kah-MOO

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 11:59:30 2014 No.5114359 >don kwiksote

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 12:20:25 2014 No.5114415 >>5114359 Why was it even changed to quixote in the first place?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 12:21:28 2014 No.5114417 >>5114348 kah-MOO >the cow goes kah-MOO

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 12:35:47 2014 No.5114449 >>5114359 Just looked it up to make sure I'm saying it correctly and apparently people say quick-SOT what

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 12:42:45 2014 No.5114467 >>5114449 I thought it was qui-ho-tay

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 12:59:35 2014 No.5114525 >>5114449 >>5114467 it's qui-ho-tay in spanish you didn't know "quixote" is not the original spelling?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 13:06:37 2014 No.5114543 File: 171 KB, 829x1044, yousuf-karsh-vladimir-nabokov-1899-1977-3-november-1972[1].jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] You don't like Vladdy Nabs?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 13:06:54 2014 No.5114544 >>5113207 It's kinda like Guhhr-tah. The 'r' isn't really pronounced. Not that it matters.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 13:30:37 2014 No.5114609 >>5107895 >no Heididgeridoo

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 13:44:57 2014 No.5114644 >>5109531 camus old form of chemise so, ka-miss

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 13:57:08 2014 No.5114691 jacky-roller jerry token hyperdiggler the neetch deef walrus shop-top houser willy shaker the soosemeister toystory stevie kingsly no-robba iron flamingo tommy clan-clan beaty p. damp + round seese leweeze dreamy koots

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 14:17:57 2014 No.5114752 >>5114525 I guess not. I always pronounced it qui-ho-tay. It used to be Quijote?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 15:34:57 2014 No.5114967 >>5114752 http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Quijote_de_la_Mancha

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 15:43:17 2014 No.5114985 >>5114644 >chemise shuh-meez

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 16:17:20 2014 No.5115095 >>5106148 biggest shitposter of all time

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 16:18:26 2014 No.5115098 >>5106150 >>5106318 babbys still in charlie kaufman phase

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 16:19:56 2014 No.5115105 >>5106416 I call bach ba

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 16:21:13 2014 No.5115110 >>5115105 >not J-Sebby B.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 16:21:59 2014 No.5115114 >>5114525 It isn't? I thought it was written like that but pronounced like 'qui-ho-tay' or 'quick-sot'

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 16:23:27 2014 No.5115117 >>5114644 that's wrong it's ka-moos

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 16:48:33 2014 No.5115215 >>5115095 *tips fedora snarf

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 16:51:27 2014 No.5115223 >>5105430 >he thinks these are affectionate nicknames and not just laziness

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 16:58:48 2014 No.5115254 >>5115215 Correction *tips fedora orko

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 17:08:05 2014 No.5115289 >>5115223 Hahah this. So many authors have such long or complex names. When talking about them in a casual setting is best to refer to them with nicknames. I actually call Fyodor, Dusty and Arthur, Schopes.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 17:38:14 2014 No.5115418 >>5115289 I'll be damned if anyone's going to fucking disrespect Pedro Calderón de la Barca y Barreda González de Henao Ruiz de Blasco y Riaño in such a way, you piece of shit.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 17:41:09 2014 No.5115436 >>5115418 you mean the Caldoozle?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 18:18:44 2014 No.5115598 >>5106123 >pepe and wojak I'm afraid I'm going to refer to them as this from now on

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 18:20:08 2014 No.5115604 File: 170 KB, 800x800, a frog for all seasons.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5115598 Those are their proper names, retard

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 18:30:11 2014 No.5115631 >>5115604 >proper >retard The fact that you try this hard to express your superiority complex over two comics is hilarious

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 18:39:11 2014 No.5115655 >>5115418 Yo llamo a Barca, el Barco y Barreda, Barrea. Vete pal carajo. Es mas facil. Y no, yo noy acentuar un carajo. Decir el nombre entero es pretencioso.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 18:44:44 2014 No.5115664 >>5115631 You used more words, m8, you tried harder Me: 1 You: 0

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 18:48:30 2014 No.5115667 File: 423 KB, 600x338, burnburnburnburn.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5115664

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 18:48:58 2014 No.5115672 >>5107713 >When I was 13 I used to pronounce it: "Nigh-eet-zuh-shuh"

Anonymous Wed Jul 9 18:53:18 2014 No.5115684
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>>5115672
>not purposely pronouncing any strange or foreign word in the shittiest way possible, particularly when you're around people who actually speak that language
>not hanging out with spics and calling "quesadillas" "kwes-a-dilluhs"

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 18:58:49 2014 No.5115698 >>5107883 I was waiting for this.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 9 19:02:34 2014 No.5115711 Cormy Pinchy Joycey Wally Towely Faulkny

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 10 07:06:02 2014 No.5117598 File: 64 KB, 499x499, 1404759445002.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>5115631 officially #rekt by >>5115664

Anonymous Thu Jul 10 07:26:23 2014 No.5117652

>>5106140
I have a hard time handling this comic on so many levels

>confusing the author and the persona
>misreading the poem to the point of thinking it's an eulogy of the raven
>dismissing a valid interpretation that is spoonfed to you when you actually read the poem

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 10 15:57:55 2014 No.5119202 >>5107913 >Py-Py-chan Sounds cute as fuck.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 10 16:19:18 2014 No.5119337 >>5109537 Dane here. Kierkegaard is pronounced Keerkuhgó

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 10 16:20:40 2014 No.5119347 OK guise but real talk How do you actually pronounce "Nabokov"?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 10 16:40:54 2014 No.5119482 >>5107913 Nigga that's kawaii

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 10 16:43:00 2014 No.5119493 >>5119347 Nuh-BOKE-off

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 10 16:49:23 2014 No.5119532 >>5119347 Nabokov

>>	RIcky Thu Jul 10 16:49:50 2014 No.5119535 >>5119337 "Nu vil jeg fortælle dig om Soren Aabye Kierkegaard." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPpRYO0sBOM Not an easy language to convey through text, eh?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 10 16:50:56 2014 No.5119539 File: 130 KB, 600x750, Aquinas-Birdhouse-Meme.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Totle-chan Tommy-kun

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 10 16:52:40 2014 No.5119548 >>5119347 Nabokov. Exactly how it's spelled, without Sting's fucking downsyndrome lilting.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 10 17:27:04 2014 No.5119771 >>5115684 yeah i do this all the time. fajitas - fu-gee-taz.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 10 18:35:53 2014 No.5120141 >>5106591 Nice to see someone using my OC.

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