/lit/ - Literature

Hoping it works!

http://www.amazon.com/Will-Glass/wishlist/2VLNUQUXZPPQW/ref=cm_wl_search_bin_1

http://amzn.com/w/3VX5YFYJAEKK3

Thank you for doing this OP. I'm excited!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/wishlist/1Y96CJKU04SJN

Appreciate this greatly, man :)

http://www.amazon.ca/wishlist/1V6QNMG4ISVFQ

You're a super awesome guy OP

http://amzn.com/w/19A2CCTYIT8

Wooot!!

http://amzn.com/w/2KZ6751IQKNG8

What is going on ITT?
I missed something... Looks like somebody nice is handing out gifts.

http://www.amazon.ca/registry/wishlist/1TVW6XRGCRGHF

My room-mate told me about you, Kindanon (I'm using her account) -- you're incredible. And I think I'd pass out if I got the complete series of A la recherche du temps perdu, but whatever you feel like is good too :-)

http://amzn.com/w/31DSEN1KC2UMC

thank you if you do!

to be quite honest, I just never need anything. Thanks for the kindness, OP

Try not to wish for such expensive shit, guise

>>838489

>>838509

Dude, thank you so much!

http://amzn.com/w/3ADW86D8UV5R3

just to see if it happens...

https://www.amazon.com/wishlist/E2DN3XV9NYAG/
OP may all your sons be Kings and Generals.

>>838506

Hear hear!

>>838490

http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/16DOURFYS3SDL

I would post mine but amazon delivery to Australia costs a ridiculous amount. These threads are awesome though.

It's only books right?

OP is awesome.

Tis awesome to see you again, jp

>>838522

You have made my night, I thank you deeply.

Mega awesome.

>>838526
Post anyway.

http://amzn.com/w/32V394VY7HSUE

Don't need anything but I love you OP

>>838522

wow people are asking for 20 dollar stuff...That's kindness for you.

You know what fuck it, I'm deleting my request. I feel horrible asking anon to buy stuff for me...makes me feel all dirty to trounce upon such kindness.

screencap this ultra generosity.

>>838492

>>838536
I thought the same thing. Try to keep it under $10 people, shit.

>>838494
;/ something else maybe lol

http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/137Y3K94ZL2X5

>>838539
Thank you so much bro

>>838540

http://amzn.com/w/2YIBD2TU77Q7F

http://amzn.com/w/28IC5YY7U9V8F

>>838494

I have no money right now, but next time I get paid, I am totally going to join in on the buying.

>>838540
>>838536

I understand what you are saying, but honestly this whole thing has inspired me to create a wishlist, so I just added anything that I want. I'm surprised he bought some of the more expensive items on my list.

I'll start up a bookdepository giveaway in a few weeks when I have more money.

>>838496

...I think I finally understand why /lit/ is the best board on 4chan. Maybe even one of the best little corners the internet has to offer.

I didn't post a list, I don't even have one set up.
Nevertheless, this thread made my day. The warmth I feel in my heart to know that even the strange shadow of humanity that is the internet is capable of such selflessness... To know that there are still people everywhere that find it a valuable use of their time or money to do kind things for others... Thank you very much, OP, for reinforcing my faith in humanity.

Maybe someday I can return the favor.

>>838560
Dude, thanks so much! I wish I could hug you through the internet :3

I dunno I would like to do something for jp for doling out gifts for nothing...

Tits or gtfo? (I'm a guy though so it won't be exciting).

>>838559

Does bookdepository ship internationally?

>>838497

>>838563
He's actually a pretty amazing guy. Does a lot of charity work and what not.

>>838566
I would totally post tits for jp.

>>838503
needs shipping address

http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/1WDUV0MW9LF04

>>838542
but but but

>>838568

You are the man! Thanks OP

>>838567

bookdepository ships to many international locations and has free worldwide shipping.

It's also very cheap and the delivery time is way less than amazon's.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/3N552U6LHRNVV

Thanks a ton man

>>838505

bless you

http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/21BSYZ3OL63U0..

http://amzn.com/w/24BRE8XVPZBWW

What a lovely treat.

>>838582
Thank you very very much, jp. You are the sweetest, kindest person and I hope you find happiness and love and whatever else you may want ;_;

>>838573

jp, thanks for the heads up. But I can't find where to add address... there's one attached to the other list on the account though. How should I fix this?

>>838593
In the bar on the left
>Add your ship-to address

>>838517

>>838593
Right underneath your name on your wishlist it says
"Update This Lists Profile"
Click on that and enter in your address.

http://www.amazon.com/registry/wishlist/21BSYZ3OL63U0/ref=cm_wl_act_vv?_encoding=UTF8&visitor-vi
ew=1&reveal=

Even if you don't get to mine, I want to personally thank jp for bringing humanity to the jungle; you have renewed my faith in people, and furthermore, in people I haven't and likely will never meet.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/3CHZ1H5VBJ2J1

May be too late but thanks anyways :D

http://amzn.com/w/K8S3GRMD509K

>>838602
Your a good person JP

>>838606
Thank you! Got it! Let's try again:

http://www.amazon.ca/registry/wishlist/1TVW6XRGCRGHF

>>838524

>>838620

thank you kind sir!

>>838613
fucking this. nuff said.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/2TVLGLV1E3NNK

>>838503
>>838619

http://amzn.com/w/1SKEW3F74ACNO
Thanks alot OP, i will be buying books forothers fairly soon as well, a cool little thing we have going on /lit/.

>>838614

Sandman is the awesome :-)

>>838533

http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/2QQ29IR5O50AL

thanks. even if you dont get to me.

>>838642
Thanks a whole bunch! I really wanted that play. :)

I can't fathom having that much spare cash for anonymous brethren, but that's awesome. If you've still got some to spare, thank you.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/2GU1Z95A5K8TX

posting my list

http://amzn.com/w/2BZAZGLVOS6I5

OP is a god for doing this.

>>838543

Thanks in advance OP

http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/2TVLGLV1E3NNK

>>838630

Thank you OP! That's awesome. Have a great week-end!

>>838550
something already on the way

I think this is worthy of archival.

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>>838656
*happy noises* Thank you, JP!

http://amzn.com/w/6SFWGP6VHQZH

I feel fortunate to finally catch one of these threads. All the other times I was away from my computer and didn't have the resources to compile and post a list. Even if it's too late I gotta say I love these threads; the generosity on /lit/ is astounding.

>>838664

Yes, I'd like to have this good deed remembered.

But I'm worried that the more this happens, the more that trolls will appear and just ask for everyone's wishlists and just making fun of the books people want -- sullying this event.

You know what, fuck it, trolls will do that anyway. Let's archive this instance of kindness and look back on it with fine memories.

http://www.amazon.com/registry/wishlist/21BSYZ3OL63U0/ref=cm_wl_act_vv?_encoding=UTF8&visitor-vi
ew=1&reveal=

>>838673

I submitted it, just vote it up now

>>838673

I'm this anon, requested this thread to be archived:
Thanks for your request.
It has been added to our database and the thread will be archived as soon as enough request for that thread have been made.
This thread has been requested 2 times now.

c'mon /lit/

http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/21BSYZ3OL63U0/ref=cm_wl_prev_ret?_encoding=UTF8&reveal=

>>838551

http://amzn.com/w/2TVLGLV1E3NNK

Thanks a lot OP

http://amzn.com/w/3JGDTIVPSJNFF
Much thanks in advance.

>>838677
>>838682

How vote??

>>838575

http://amzn.com/w/15UPODU23LGZR

Op, you are one awesome guy.

jp seems to be the only one buying so far. I recall several other anons saying they'll join the buy today -- what's up?

Thanks for your request.
It has been added to our database and the thread will be archived as soon as enough request for that thread have been made.
This thread has been requested 3 times now.

Did OP win the lottery?
http://amzn.com/w/2Q60U4BIFCSGZ

>>838695

OP, where do you live? Just out of curiosity, make it as specific as you like.

Oh, and I thank you for the miracle of your endless generosity.

>>838697

I don't see you doing much either. Just sit back, relax and enjoy humanities good side.

>>838580

>>838540
I think if you are asking for somebody's charity, you have to be very lenient and understanding. Just the thought should be enough.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/wishlist/1SPAB6QT4BHJV

<3

Thanks for your request.
It has been added to our database and the thread will be archived as soon as enough request for that thread have been made.
This thread has been requested 5 times now.

>>838694

http://4chanarchive.org/
request interface
fill in blanks
???
profit

now at 3...need moar...c'mon you fags. If jp bought your books from your wishlist, at least make his deeds legendary.

>>838714

sorry took too long to post and now there moar...nothing to see here.

>>838707


Thanks man, you're awesome. Is Hitchhikers guide included? that was the main one I wanted, not trying to sound picky at all, but you can cancel the JRR books for hitchhikers. you're fucking awesome either way

JP! I have a present for you!
This is before the writing...

>>838714

I would put in 5 votes if I could since he bought me a 20 dollar bag, but regardless I put mine in.

I understand this looks like shit, but apparently pens aren't made for writing on breasts.

Haha you're god, JP.

>>838687
Thanks, JP! You're amazing.

>>838723

lol'd since jp didn't even ask for tits...but anon delivers on all accounts on this thread.

>>838587

http://amzn.com/w/JOBQ2Y1FIH6V

>>838723
>>838729

FFS, don't be crass. This is not what JP's goodwill is about.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/2WI8FNW1MPKFJ

OP, people like you are the reason I still have faith in humanity. Charity and random kindness.

I'm going to go do something nice now :)

>>838737
Woops. Forgot to add
>Thanks OP! You're amazing.

>>838742
It's a /lit/ Pay It Forward.

>>838730
It's the least he deserves for being so giving.
Still funny since it's like reverse camwhoring.

Sadly, I do not think I can get any more for tonight. My account has a daily limit and I am only 4 dollars away from hitting it so I have to stop. Hopefully some anon can jump in and help some people out also.

And thanks for the tits. I couldn't respond to anyone because I was trying to get as many orders as I could.

Hope you guys have a great week! For those I couldn't reach today, another time, perhaps. Sorry :(

Yes... I'm convinced... /lit/ is the best board on 4chan and is inhabited by some of the best people in the world. Anon delivers, and then anon delivers. Two things I never thought I'd see: People giving random strangers free presents, and actual realtime thank you tits.

Now, come on, who else is inspired? Let's keep up this tradition of friendliness and generosity. I dunno what else we can do besides postan tits and giving away books, but I know we'll think of something.

jp you are made of god and win.

>>838747
I'm fine, man. It was awesome just to see you at work. I'm glad other people are going to be reading good books.

>>838747

Your awesome bro.

PS. Are you dying?

>>838747
Thanks alot jp, you are the reason i still have faith there are good people out there.

JP, you are amazing. As evidenced by tits. Thanks for being a winner.

>>838747

If I had money in my account I would carry on where you left off.

Thanks for everything tonight, jp.

>>838756
what a stupid question

>>838749
this is like the only good thing /lit/ annd most of 4chan has done. lit is always usally the same shitty topics talking about the same popular books that's been talked since first day and trolling about Ayn Rand.

>>838723
nice tits
wanna fuck?

>>838763
Agreed. Finally something different, and it turns out to be amazing.

http://amzn.com/w/181J9E0XCVRWA


Hoping for the best...thanks for everything jp :x

Just saw that this thread has enough votes for automatic archival...now kindness and anon delivers tits can be remembered.

Thanks jp and anon!

>>838752
Why did you sage this?

Oh for anyone wondering about the dildo someone requested, yes I did ship it. Here is what I got from amazon a little while ago concerning it.

http://amzn.com/w/11C9UFHTNB4UP


Thank you jp.

>>838785
Hahahahaha. You going to pick it up?

>>838785
Haaaha
Oh god

JP, have a good and safe trip to India :-)

>>838784
>mailto:age

>>838796
Wtf are you talking about?

long story

I wish I had posted earlier. ;_; I spent 20minutes making a wishlist before posting.

>>838785
>Afro American
>Only six and half inches

What's even the point?

>>838784
I thought "age" was a "enthusiastic" method of bumping a thread, if I recall correctly it used to be in the FAQ.

I've been too much time in here.

>>838723
>>838729
this has to be the most pathetic thing i've ever seen on 4chan

ah damn, missed you JP :)

Pager went off for the volunteer fire brigade, some 17 year old kid jumped in front of a train. Terrible sight. Glad all you anons are happy and enjoy reading those books you got gifted.

peace.

>>838797
Yeah, mailto sage. Why?

>>838810

Just visiting for the summer?

>>838813

Age and Sage are antonyms.

>>838811

wha? Now I'm wanting to know more about the people that go to /lit/. jp is going to India (apparently), 3RAR works volunteers for the fire brigade.

Sorry to hear about the kid though.

Thanks jp! I think you and maybe that guy that visits from /v/ and maybe one other person actually do this for real and all else are just trolls.

why not

http://amzn.com/w/320SAPFTJ5T11

>>838820
On leave after 7 months in Afghanistan. I Do volunteer firefighting for my surrounding areas. We get paged and we head out to the station. Now settling back with a beer and some Camus.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/wishlist/3LXKGJ4P4TJHH

Hoping another anon will jump in and take jp's place.
Also, don't hit on me, you silly boys ;)

>>838804
I've seen other anons do it, but not quite like this guy. I think it was wednesday he spent about $200 on wishlists just because.

>>838815
i'm kind of curious to know what books she wanted

>>838810
Oh summerfag, how you troll.

http://amzn.com/w/34CMOPPE4R6HJ

Well, i guess i'll jump on the bandwagons.

>>838823

Really Camus...that's a little depressing...how bout some nice George Saunders.

Oh and welcome back.

>>838824
s h i p p i n g a d d r e s s

>>838824
...Why would anyone hit on you?

>>838824
Judging by those books you're terribly sexy.

http://amzn.com/w/2YIBD2TU77Q7F
Here's mine if anyone is feeling gracious =)

>>838826
I didn't post a wish list, I just thought he was awesome.

>>838833
Don't be silly ;)
I won't give you my address.
>>838834
I know, I know

>>838832
Well I read The Stranger and found it quite interesting so I began The Plague last night. About half way through, enjoying it so.

Only one thing I want. Havn't been able to find a used copy, and I don't have the money to buy one new :/

http://amzn.com/w/3EWGNZ3HNMTHW

Hey guys, I work at amazon and I think I'm going to be making an app (android/iphone) soon where you can click a button and it will randomly order something from your wishlist. After seeing this, I'm thinking I should add a feature where you can input someone else's username and randomly order something from their wishlist (to be sent to them obviously). Their would also be an option to set max price.

Does that sound nice? Are there any other features I should add?

http://amzn.com/w/28TH9AEYO2GRB

I would love any of the books listed, just one. Shipping address in Mexico :(

>>838844
The Plague is a damn good read. Hope you enjoy the rest of it.

>>838846
Why is it random?

>>838846
sounds silly.

>>838850
The use case I was thinking of is that you have some extra money ($30) and you want to treat yourself, so you set the limit to $30 and get something from your wishlist.

>>838846
Maybe you could make it weighted based on the priority they give items or something

>>838836
....
why would you show tits for getting nothing?

>>838854
Idea of the wishlist is that they are gifts, if you wanted a book you would just add it to your cart. Sounds silly bro.

>>838857
Exactly why I'm confused here.

>>838824
>The Secret

>>838858
I figured a lot of people use their wishlist as a queue of things they want to get (books, DVDs, games, etc.). I guess that's not a common practice then?

>>838846
I think it sounds cool anyways, like it could optimize the number of books you buy for how much you'd want to spend. Taking shipping into account would be good

http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/3IXZC098VH3V0

I appreciate your generosity; thank you very much!

>>838846
Randomness isn't a good idea. Why not go by priority?

>>838824

Troll list.

>>838824
Thanks, I had a good laugh.

>>838836
so you're just a whore with no dignity, nevermind

>>838862
I've never done that before, but I wouldn't be surprised if some people did.

>>838834
>>838837
>>838833
>>838824
samefag

>>838862
Well yeah, but it's a wishlist; something we would wish to have but don't necessarily have the money lying around to purchase the items at that current time. If we did have the money to use we would just buy it instantly and choose the prioritized item. If this was to work you could have some sort of advanced numbering system as to which novels or items you would like prioritized over others. It would then send the highest prioritized item which is in the maximum price range. Still sounds silly.

>>838846
To any who have received a book from jp tell me if it lists his address as a bill to address on the receipt?

>>838872
He'd already gotten me a book before this. :/
HOL.

>>838876
No.

where is your wish list jp

https://www.amazon.com/wishlist/3NRS6VWBFMTJT/ref=cm_reg_rd-upd?_encoding=UTF8&msgid=updated

>>838862
I typically use it for that... mostly for books. I look up books through Amazon since the info and reviews there are pretty helpful. Of course, it makes my list over 8 pages now and when I send it to others they rage at me.

>>838880
>The Communist Manifesto

>>838872
Suppose these camwhores just think that every board on 4chan wants to see their fat titties.

>/b/

>>838882
wut

>>838880
iirc, someone already tracked him down a few days ago, but after some harsh criticism, the posters deleted the info. it was a strange event on 4chan to say the least.

http://www.amazon.ca/wishlist/FCQOBAQYRA54

You are so amazing. You said at some point that you wanted to know about us, the posters. I'm 17, a highschool senior, and I live in a very tiny town in Georgia. I've been an avid reader since I was four years old, but unfortunately we don't have a lot of money for books. New book smell is the best, of course, but more often than not I have to get my books from the library. Which is fine, because a book is a book, right? :) But still.

I think what you're doing is awesome. <3

http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/1FW6RM2C5CWE5

>>838886
JP would prefer anonymity as does every other anon, and i think we should respect that. He lives an extremely selfless and generous life both to us anons and also to his direct relatives and even internationally. Stagolee, stop being so immature, i wish you would just fuck off and realize that nobody cares for your childish trolls and hating.

how does this wishlist thing work? i've never ordered through amazon...

do you just pay for something with your money and they send it to the persons house?

>>838889
Read through the thread next time, underageb&. He's long gone.

>>838884
>>838887
>>838889
Read the thread, no kind anons here any longer.

>>838886
Why did the poster put up the info to begin with?

Are you still doing it, jp?

>>838894
Yes. You go to the URL provided and buy the item, when checking out it sends it to the receivers ship to address.

Hey there, thought this was happening tomorrow. Don't know if it's too late. Just graduated with a degree in cognitive neuroscience, and I would be thrilled to get any item on this list, in any condition.

http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/4CW7KICOA4PT/ref=reg_hu-wl_goto-registry?_encoding=UTF8&sort=date
-added

Thank you so much, even if you don't get me anything. You've inspired me.

>>838898
He didn't, some fool searched through his amazon wishlist and then searched his name on white pages.

>>838892
Chill the fuck out. Everyone's been asking for his wishlist because people want to buy him books now. He's not doing anything different.

>>838900
alright, what if they're in a different country?

>>838903
http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/126I1J6ETSU1Y


then buy him books.

>>838902
What I meant was why did the people who posted his info post his info?

>>838894

Yes, anonymously, sort of.

>>838905
Doesn't matter, will still internationally ship however i think some countries/areas aren't able to be shipped to, possibly mexico.

>>838907
Because they probably were all. "z0mg internet hax im s0 smart ROFLMAO"

yknow, sort of like the average /b/tard.

>>838910
iamdissapoint.jpg

This is the greatest thread in the history of 4chan.

Enjoy your archive

well if anyone else wants to help a brother out ~ http://www.amazon.ca/wishlist/2AN416B0JY1DV

>>838845
Order Number: 103-4116184-3776247
Recipient: William Harvey
Delivery Address:
William Harvey
Ventura, CA
(Full address hidden for privacy)
Shipping speed: Standard Shipping
Order total: $10.17
Billing Adress:
CENSORED
Attica, NY 48750-9567

Enjoy ;)

>>838921
not William Harvey, but thanks for keeping the thread alive dude.

where did tits go?

OP is actually god himself.

>>838921
>>838921
Kind anon is kind :)

http://amzn.com/w/34CMOPPE4R6HJ

Before anything, watch this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7K4jH7NqUw


Now that you are in the right mood like last time maybe you can send something new to me

http://amzn.com/w/3CFIM14W9PFL2

No problem if you don't

>>838892
i don't see how a question is trolling

amzn.com/w/1KFNXAQ6XCDU0

He must be a bored millionaire or something. Either way, a truly great man.

Holy Mother of God, I wish I had a wishlist made. The only things I want really badly before I die from colon cancer are the books that John Lennon wrote before he was killed. I've always wanted to see a copy of In His Own Write with the original forward by Paul. Paying doctors to cure my cancer leaves me one poor chick. T_T

http://www.amazon.ca/registry/wishlist/21GM1KYXV6BOR

Would be awesome to get the Lorrie Moore book, or the Voltaire or Woodehouse...

>>838933
JP is just a generous man. In previous threads he has told part of his story, he is actually below the poverty line. Very touching and inspirational story.

It's things like this that give me hope for humanity, a bored rich guy giving books to someone who has a difficult time trying to eat cheap food in college that wasn't filled with sodium and trans fat.

http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/23FQ8U5N4WB4I
I swear no bookstore in my area has any lupin...

>>838938

You poor thing.

>>838933
He's not at all. He works a normal job, and apparently late hours if he doesn't get home until midnight. But he doesn't buy much for himself, and because someone in his family (I forget who...) told him to always give, he uses money he could be using on himself on others.

>>838921
Attica, NY has the same zip code as Oscoda, MI?
That's pretty neato.

op is a networking hound who is probably building a foundation for his secular cult

>>838946
His father while on his deathbed. He also has worked internationally throughout plagues and works on desert reclamation and water purifying. He also takes cares of his mother who has Alzheimers. As i said before, very inspirational man.

>>838946
I admire the effort, but that saddens me.

poor guy should save his money

>>838946

I wish every person was as warm hearted and amazing as jp.

>>838946
This is awesome. I'd love to do this for my anon bros and sisses.

>>838946
seriously? Really...? I...I love this dude.....

>>838948
TROLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

Dang, I was out running when this was posted and thought I could make it back in time, but completely forgot about time-zones.

>>838948
Shit.
No one's buying books at the moment, sorry guys.
Beware the trolls.

>>838961
I'm guessing, Stagolee.

>>838952
Same. I wish he wouldn't spend it on these people.... But I guess he wouldn't do it unless it made him happy.

Well, if any Anon wants to, I got together a wish list: http://amzn.com/w/1NF1GHKRMT0AO

If not, I understand. :) I'm happy just seeing the generosity and goodwill here on 4chan. It's pretty amazing what you're doing here, jp.

>>838944
Almost everyone in my family dies from cancer or heart attacks, so it's to be expected. I just don't want to die in my 30s. :( But anyway, back to the cool guy who does this for people. :3

If only there was something we could do inreturn for him...

>>838964
i'm sorry what did i do this time

>>838971
GTFO /lit/ you are not wanted.

Why didn't he post a wishlist? I would have bought something for him...

http://amzn.com/w/16CI4H3AR04SN

If this really happens, I'll be so happy with even just one book being bought...

>>838974
JP's wishlist here:

http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/126I1J6ETSU1Y

>>838972
not wanted by who, exactly?
an anonymous group of people on an imageboard?

STOP ENCOURAGING HIM, YOU CONTEMPTIBLE PARASITES. THIS MAN EITHER HAS DEEPLY-ROOTED PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES, OR HE IS A COMPLETE FOOL.

>>838972
I like Stagolee, I hope he stays forever

>>838970
http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/126I1J6ETSU1Y

Is his wish list. I'm just a college kid looking for a job, but as soon as I get a job, I have his thing book marked, and I will use 10% of each paycheck to get him some stuff every week. I can't wait.

>>838971
you existed.

>>838970
If you have an idea, I'm game

>>838984
Me too, buying books for anons next Sunday 8pm GMT+10. Sorry about the time, but i'm Aussie :p

Why's this one troll so pissed with Stagolee? I think he's fine. :/

>>838988
>>838970
http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/126I1J6ETSU1Y

Buy him something from his wishlist :)

>>838979
Very sorry stagolee, i got you mixed up with that EmperorLrr person who keeps trolling wishlists on the front page.

>>838978

He bought me something. So I'll see what I can do for him.

it's okay

>>838988
it's not my fault that i exist

we should all go to his house and beat up his family

I will buy you all books. Post your wishlists.
This is legit.

>>839011

Hm. With a name like that, it's gotta be legit.

Posting my wishlist, in the event that another kind anon with money comes along. I hate being unemployed. I've tried for 3 months now to find a job, and I have had no luck.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/2BZAZGLVOS6I5

>>839011
>Trolly McTrollTroll

Oh, let me go make a list really quickly!

>>839011
>>839015
lol

http://amzn.com/w/34CMOPPE4R6HJ

what evidence is there that any of these stories are legit

>>839009
Already go that covered.

James Prosser

Title
Setup Personnel at Durolast (TTS-Oscoda)
Demographic info
Consumer Goods | Saginaw, Michigan Area

Current:
Production 2 at Durolast, Setup Personnel at Durolast (TTS-Oscoda)
Past:
CIO / CTO/ MIS / IT / NetSol / Internal Cost Analyst at Applegate Logistics / Drayage
Education:
Sacramento City College

Damnit. I'm poor and everything on jp's list is to expensive. Oh well, I'll keep that list on mind if I ever get a raise.

>>839032
Delete this you fag.

thisiswhywecanthavenicethings.jpg

>>839039
This isn't /b/. I doubt anyone will do anything with this.

I'm getting evicted next month, please send me things while I still have an address

http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/2BZAZGLVOS6I5

>>839029

The great jp posted screencaps of the purchases. It's impossible to ripoff someone like this.

>>839045
Then why bother posting?

>>839029
I received 5 items in the last 2 weeks from kind anons.

>>839050
Because it's funny. Also, I want to see what kind of standards /lit/ has.

>>839059

/lit/ is the best board 4chan has, by far. /lit/ is love, /co/ is hatred.

>>839045
>implying /lit/ isn't a bunch of literate /b/tards

>>839063

>>839066

This stuff never happens on /b/.

>>839063
you must be new here.

Been here as an anon since day one, kiddo. And let me tello you, I fucking hate /lit/ 70% of the time. It's typically a shithole of sage and psuedointellectual hacks who generally can't stand anything and systematically destroy anything good in the world.
/opinion

>>839076
/b/ is that way <<

http://amzn.com/w/39JAHEAYRR736

Would really appreciate it if anyone sends me a gift. I don't live in the US though, so shipping cost may be a problem.

>>839082
see what I mean? There is usually NOTHING good happening with /lit/ nowadays. I still show up because I love books, but the stuff we get in here is just puuure deconstructive shit almost all the time

Hey, since I'm poor, if anyone has anything between 10-15 bucks I could buy to spread the love, just tell me. I'm poor, but still wanting to do good.

>>839100
i do

http://amzn.com/w/34CMOPPE4R6HJ

any on there.

>>839100
I do. On my main wishlist there's a bunch of stuff between $5-$10.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/2BZAZGLVOS6I5

>>839095
>deconstructive shit

>>839100
http://www.amazon.com/gp/registry/wishlist/32V394VY7HSUE

I'll buy you something in return some day when you LEAST EXPECT IT

>>839108

5-10? Just in my price range, perfect. I'll see what I can do.

>>839111
im sure you will, briber.

i dont know if your still doin it <3 either way though.

http://amzn.com/w/13CZEMNU2HK2

>>839109
>point proven

>>839115
Hey, i was first!

i have heaps on there cheap.

please look.

http://amzn.com/w/34CMOPPE4R6HJ

am i too late??
haha
http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/2QFKU6WV3P8TV

Make this same thread on /b/, and you'd just get goatse. Also, people on /b/ don't read.

>>838982
>Atlas Shrugged is the greatest book of the 20th century. Ron Paul 2012!

>>839103
>>839121
get this dude 'The Flowers of Evil'.
very interesting read.

>>839121

Well, since the thread is archived, I'll just check back here later if I get some spare bucks. Plus plenty of generous anons will stumble upon the thread in the future.

Shit like this never happens on /b/, or hate-filled /co/.

>>839129
fair enough, but after week on week of this caked on shit you get bitter with half of these tards.

>>838989

For real? Because none of the other anons who said they'd buy showed up today.

>>839100
>>839115

I'd love a copy of hollywood babylon I can barely afford food seriously and I'm overdrawn on my property tax bawww etc, post a link to you list and i'll return the favor next month when I have money :D

http://www.amazon.ca/wishlist/2AN416B0JY1DV

>>839136
Then why do you come on here?

>>838932
Here's mine from before, I'm pretty sure I have some cheap one's in there.
>>839115

>>839141
I don't usually. Just showed up to see how thing were going

>>839138
Yes, sir :). Pay check coming in on the Saturday so i will be cashed up by Sunday night.

>>839137
Awesome, Thanks :)

>>839144
No one is forcing you to stay then, go on...back to /b/ you go.

>>839095
This board was far more enjoyable before June. I cling to the hope that things will settle down again once the summerfags go back to school.

http://amzn.com/w/2YIBD2TU77Q7F
Here's my wishlist kind anons.

>>839137
You've hated on /co/ 2 times now. James suffers the consequences.

ames Prosser’s Experience

*
Production 2
Durolast

(Consumer Goods industry)

Currently holds this position
*
Setup Personnel
Durolast (TTS-Oscoda)

(Consumer Goods industry)

May 1995 — Present (15 years 2 months)

Adjustment and maintenance of machinery designed to operate several hundred parts per minute within a tolerance of thousands of inches. Ensuring that machinery remains in specifications and adapt machinery to suit operator's body size and speed. Troubleshoot system wide failures and fix problems "on-the-spot" while assuring operator safety, part quality, and a minimum of deviance.

>>839155
Your point?

No one here is enough of a fag to actually do anything with this information, yet alone be bothered to go out of our ways to try and fuck up some kind anons life even more then it already is.

>>839162
Now I feel bad. What is his story?

>>839095
sorry, but the deconstructive/postmodern shit is far more progressive, sensible, and entertaining than the usual existential drivel

>>839149

Cool, bro. Looking forward to it.

>>839155

Please, /co/ is commonly known as 4chan's worst board. Some random guy shouldn't have to suffer for something everyone knows, and no one is going to do anything about it anyway. /lit/ is true love.

>>839169
not when you try and do anything on this board brosef, it's just irritating as fuck

>>839179
I dunno, there are a lot of boards I'd consider for the title of worst 4chan board before /co/.

/r9k/, /new/, /y/, /a/, and /mu/ all spring to mind.

>>839200

/mu/ is great!

You guys remember that time I posted in /lit/? Me neither.

>>839179

>/co/ is commonly known as 4chan's worst board

Because the avatarfag says it, it must be true!

/b/ is still the worst board, with /a/ and /v/ bitterly squabbling over second place. /r9k/ takes third because it has no purpose except to be shitty, so giving it first or second is less justifiable since the aforementioned boards are shitty in spite of their original purpose.

>>839214

Yeah... well... here's a spoon.

Oh, damn, sorry, /lit/. Maggie is terrible and (most) of /co/ hates her. Just report her and carry on.

>>839220
But she said she's buying me a gift from my wishlist. She can't be all bad.

/co/ is consistently one of the best boards on 4chan. u mad because /co/ wont put up with your shit

>fuckers arguing in the thread
Hey, knock it off.

http://amzn.com/w/2KN177H5YC4SQ

>>839225
>/co/ one of the best boards

Absolutely not

>>839220
you know it wasn't always like this, Jack

Maggie started out so innocently. She did not become a figurehead of despair until the trolls got their hands on her.

if you're gonna blame anything blame summer, but don't make it seem like this was her creator's intention.

>>839237
Well, it's certainly better than THIS cesspool of homework threads and Vonnegut.

DID SOMEBODY SAY ZAPPA?

thread is stagnant, autosage effective as of 20 minutes ago

I never get lucky with this kind of thing, but what the hey. You never know, so I created a list. I love to read, so I'll take a book that's ripped and covered in crap as long as it's legible.

http://amzn.com/w/1VPCHT5K6GJLQ

>>839224
And did "she"?

>>839257
Well... not yet, but I have faith. All will be well.

>>839243
Even then, it wasn't so much how she was used as much as the fact that she was posted endlessly and constantly to FORCE A MEME HARDER THAN ANY MEME HAS EVER BEEN FORCED BEFORE.

Give it time. If "she" does decide to stick around here, /lit/ will probably be lighting their torches by the end of the week.

>>839250
why the fuck do you people use the term "autosage"?

BUMP LIMIT. IT'S A BUMP LIMIT.

>>839266
automatic non-bumping (sage) vs automatino longer bumping thréad

I don't think so tim

bump

nigger

>>838938
Actually I think this is Stagolee: >>838964

>>838938
I'm sure the dude accepts blowjobs. Name a park in your city, jp, and we're there!

How come this guys billing address is different than last week? He was UK last week.