/lit/ - Literature

>>9087387
my apt couch

>>9087387
pic related is comfy as hell

>>9087472
>that hairy fish

Well most of the time

You posted this over a year ago

>>9087545
This desu

Delete your account.

>>9087545
I did not.

>>9087540
Why is the jubilee link rainbows

>>9087565
probably some sort of lgbt commemoration

>>9087540
Elementary, my dear Watson.

>>9087472
There's a cat in the corner!!!! There's a cat in the corner!!!!

>>9087578
Apparently it was an april fool's joke from some gay news website that the jubilee line would be renamed the pride line.

>>9087589
Yes, Baker Street is a real place well done you complete cretin.

>>9087472
cats are the most /lit/ animal desu

I do most of my reading while working out, or at least just standing up. These stepping block things are great your hands are free and focus almost entirely on reading. I'm at the point now where I can probably do step ups all day long without stopping.

>>9087387
Those are probably the most /lit/-core stacks I've ever seen

>>9087754
AMERICA FUCK YEAH

>>9087821

What?

>>9087838
that's like the fattest saddest excuse for excersise

>>9087847

I don't know why you think that it's the only exercise that I do, it's just something that I do while reading. Maybe you're projecting your own insecurities?

>>9087850
now you're projecting

>>9087387
is that your place OP? that's fucking patrician, love it.

>>9088011
that's his bedroom in his mom's house

>>9087472
this isn't related to OPs first pic btw. this is a different persons apt. Pretty sure first pic is ops bedroom in mommy house

>>9087387
>t. rich neet who gets his parents to buy him books that he never reads
This picture almost made me throw up

>>9088040
yeah you can tell by the spines he's pretty much never read any of them.

>>9087540
>Brompton

i like to read kneeled down in front of my bed, with the book resting on top of the bed. i got the habit when i was a kid and my arms got tired if i was lying down, holding the book over my eyes

anyone else do this?

>>9087387
'Mirin OP, nice set up.

>>9088045

I don't break spines on thicker books because they lay open by themselves.

I picture people like you breaking the spines of your books just in case you post a picture online.

>>9087540
Used to be this, still pretty much this.

>>9087472
>that picture of a Klansman meetup
comfy desu.

>>9087472
>>9087601
>>9087609
>having a cat let alone pets at all
Enjoy your parasites. Worms, T.Gondii, ect.

>>9088167
Nah, if you actually read books you would understand the course of 'worn-ness' that a book goes through as it's being read. Even if you are quite gentle, it won't look pristine after you've finished it. You haven't read those books, and your accusation stinks of projection

on the floor of my bedroom

>>9088011

>that's fucking patrician, love it.

He's just a garden-variety yuppie, mate.

>>9088022
>>9088798
salty af

Maybe its not the best but it is mine. When you fall into the book you're reading your surroundings don't matter anyways.

>>9089398
looks comfy

If you're not reading at a desk, you're not taking notes. If you're not taking notes, you're not an intellectual. If you're not an intellectual, you are a pleb.

>>9087387
>chair for midgets
>lacks padding too
>god awful rug
>is that a bottle of wine? there's nothing I hate more than people who drink alcohol
>literally ZERO good books
>not that it matters because the books are all shit, but that's a very suboptimal way of storing them
>storing them on the floor - bugs can craw in and on them, also vibrations from walking on the floor can damage the pages
>pretentious lamp
>piece of shit file cabinet that has rollers for feet (what the fuck)
>faux wood flooring
>reading spot is in the attic despite the fact that higher elevations are less conducive to proper reading comprehension
>choice of window blinds = shit
>terrible color choices (everything is black pretty much)

What a disgusting spot to read in, how are you not totally ashamed right now because you fucking should be.

>>9087472
>outdated laptop
>shitty beige couch (BEIGE)
>hardwood flooring
>terrible rug
>terrible entryway shapes (what is with the point at the top of the one on the right?)
>worthlessly sized computer desk for midgets in between the two doorways
>piece of shit el cheapo vaccuum
>I can tell you're fat based on the light blue pans hanging on the chair
>terrible rug
>terrible paintings (ooh black and white very modern and interesting, not)
>look how poorly that lamp throws light into the room, how could anyone actually read here
>lame-ass gamerfag computers (dude Mountain Dew and BAWLS are the best lol I'm so cool frag on breh)
>faggotty picture above the midget desk and to top it all off it looks like it's about to fall (nice job nu-male faggot, can't even hang a picture right so what makes you think you know jack shit about literature)
>plastic drinkware
>books strewn everywhere
>mirror in the hallway, what the hell
>girl has clothes on
>remote control in some random location (stairs) without a care

Literally the ONLY redeeming quality is the cat. And maybe that blanket hanging on the side of the couch although that brown streak looks shitty.

>>9089454
what's wrong with hardwood?

>>9089463
hey thats my great grandfather's childhood study desk you piece of shit. you wanna step outside.

>>9089480
j-just asking a question

>>9087609
a common mistake

>>9089454

>sees something nice

>tries to ruin it

You are better off dead.

>>9089480
Yeah sure pal, just make sure you bring the desk with you so I can whack you over the back with it, destroying it to smithereens in the process.

>>9089502
Just giving some constructive criticism. I'm an expert in room design, thought my analyses would be appreciated but I suppose people are very easily offended these days, especially on the internet, and I should have considered that.

>>9089514

You're better off dead.

>>9089518
Son, let me give you a little tip and life lesson. I don't mean to embarrass you; it's nothing personal. We all learn it eventually, although you're learning it a little later than most. But here it is: generally speaking, when someone annihilates you in an argument, and you have absolutely no valid counterargument and can't prove them wrong, it is highly advisable that instead of opening your mouth and confirming to everyone that you are extremely frustrated by that fact, you keep your mouth shut and accept defeat with grace like an adult. Everyone will still suspect that deep down you're seething, and that your blood is boiling, but at least you yourself won't be confirming it to the world - an embarrassing situation for all. You seem like an otherwise decent young man, so I truly hope this helps you going forward in your life. Best of luck.

r8 plz

>>9087387
Legit, this is my room because I can't be arsed to take a pic.


walmart floor lamp $5.
rabbit phur lovesac $800.
used folding shelf $6.
patrician /lit/ priceless.

>>9089528

>that copy pasta

>>9089529
>White Zinfandel
Pleb

otherwise 10/10 goosebumps were amazing

>>9089529
>>9089398
Honestly? As far as room design goes, far better than anything else in this thread. I'm a room designer by trade and I would not be ashamed to have my name associated with either room. Sure I might make a tweak here, a tweak there, but I'm really just nitpicking at that point. Well done... very well done.

>>9089398
Room would be a 10 if the piss bottles weren't empty.

>>9089534
>can't be bothered to take a photo
>can be bothered to find images of items and then photoshop them together

Fucking hell

>>9087387
Very noice m8 gimme some h8 for my cock 8888

>>9090296
Iktfb

If I posted mine I'd be globally banned within a minute.

I lasted for a good 45 minutes here yesterday, sitting on a pile of old wooden railway crossbeams that kept my butt slightly above freezing. Same thing cannot be said about my fingers. Comfy cannot begin to describe the feeling, minus the hypothermia (which is unexpectedly and treacherously comfy too). It seemed like you could hear the whole sky being glassy and silent. Sometimes there was a bark, then men shouting at horses, then a truck came from the city to dump snow right next to me and ruined it. I barely walked back, it took a while to get my blood flowing down my limbs again. All worth it. I love reading outdoors.

>>9090355
>the conversation that solved philosophy

>>9087387

>>9088620
Chan, we don't eat our cats

>>9090491
>clean out pussies shitbox
>contract parasites
>pussy lounges around, jumps on you
>contract parasites
Sounds like you already have T.Gondii. Not to worry, about half the worlds human population has it, so no one actually does proper research to find out all the affects it has on the mind.

>>9087540
This

People stare at me if I'm not using an ebook though
>>9087589
Do you have issues.

>>9087850
So he was right.

>>9089414
>>9090145

It's not his

>>9090316

Describe it

>>9089454
Totally forgot about Bawls

>>9090407
Thanks for this anon

>>9087609
That is why I have 14 of those.

>>9089529
That breadcrumb always gets me. This picture is from the good ole' days of /lit/.

>>9089398
>Three pots of Marmite
Beautiful

>>9090202
this

>>9089534
kys

>>9087387
>>9090471
What type of chair is this?
Where can I get one?

What type of chair is this?
Where can I get one?

wegner wing chair

>>9088673
... Jesus Christ. This kind of attitude is why you'll likely amount to nothing and sizzle into (sub) mediocrity after you finish a humanities degree, while still feeling smarter than everyone else cause of MUH BOOKS

Poorfag alert

>>9093106
aesthetix

>>9090407
What were you reading?

>>9093106
what kind of floor is that?

is that a windowless basement?

>>9093579
Started the Epic of Gilgamesh, then switched to some Kafka short shorts.

>>9089534
Nobody cares how much you wasted on a bean bag my man.

>>9089438
Autistic Screeching: The Post

>>9087472
your gf/wife is a qt. Tell her I like her hair for me, plox.

>>9087589
Yeah, I only thought of the sax soloc

>>9088138
I can't read in a vehicle, never could, I get motion sickness so easily. If I hadn't, I'd have gotten a lot more reading done as a teenager on the schoolbus.

>>9090355
>>9090462
Not here, too...

>>9087387
how can you read in such comfort?

I only ever read when I'm stuck somewhere, like a classroom or a cabinet. Sometimes sitting in front of my pc ofcourse, but that's rare, just no reading mood at all.

The most unusual place is ofcourse my shower, I just sit down with a book and read it while water pours over me. Sometimes people ask why a lot of my books seem to be damaged by water, and I tell them my neighbours flooded me at previous apartment or something.

>>9094802
I used to get bad enough motion sickness that it was difficult for me to read on the bus. I just pushed through it (and acclimatised to it?) and now i don't really feel the effects at all. Might be worth trying

>>9092465
Looks like Hans Wegner's wing chair.

>>9093693
Is just cement and it's not a basemente neither it's windowless

>>9087589
>>9087603
Laughed so hard at that

>>9093106
You'd live better on a prison cell, dude.

>>9095006
The word you're looking for is acclimated. Not trying to be an asshole, just thought you would like to know.

>>9089398
thank human decency that is not real.

>>9095942
looks comfy

>>9095942

pls be female
pls be in Virginia

>>9096062
male montreal
i'm rly sorry i can't be yr waifu

>>9096062
Will anon ever find love?

>>9087387
you posted here before and rambled about your expensive and fancy furniture to some anon who also bore a furnitureboner

>>9095942
>tfw will never commit to being minimalist

How do you do it?

a lot of shit around but its ok for me.

(to the right is a little balcony with glass door, main source of light)

>>9087472
More pics of the wife, please. Describe her and the smell of her hair. Is she /lit/?

>>9095942
Gregor Samsa / 10

>>9096164

This is my spot. That recliner is probably older than most of you.

>>9096403

that might be the smallest monitor i've ever seen

>>9097951
I don't see IJ.

>>9097975
it's behind the floor stacks

>>9096381
Not him, but making a list out of all your possessions worked for me. You get a little dopamine hit every time you do away with something and see the list get smaller.

When you get under a 100 shit gets real.

>>9087387
as someone else

>>9090355
can you give me a quick rundown on these two please?

>>9087387
Please don't post my photographs and pretend to be me. It's inconsiderate.

>>9087387
really not good chair and lamp and rug, jesus, that fucking chair looks like something out of the jetsons
and if you can afford a bottle of pappy van, how about a bookshelf? the stacks are too neat to be charming and too messy to be pretty

>>9093669
looks comfy anon

>>9087387
I detect an imposter.

>>9087387
I hope that you hide your actually entertaining books somewhere, and aren't the kind of dry shell human-like mechanism who only reads flavor of the year pseudo philosophy.

>>9089438
>>9089454

This based anon is the only thing saving lit from the faggot pseuds.

>>9093106
that looks horrible dude. I live in a counsel house and my room is way better than that

>>9095942
best itt

>>9088138
yorkshire boys in the thread

>>9089398
I've seen worse.

>>9087387
not reading at a cafe like a normal person

>>9089534
>can somebody who is good at economics please help my family is dying

>>9096381
to be honest i don't know
i have very specific interests and things outside of these interests don't give me any pleasure, so i don't accumulate much in terms of items to purchase

i'm probably just autistic

>>9098748
You don't want that, trust me.

>>9087387

How much does a chair like that cost?

PLS RESPOND

>>9104498
like 1.5k

>>9104508

Where can I find it? Link related is the only thing I found so far.

http://www.danishdesignstore.com/collections/hans-wegner-ch445-wing-chair-by-carl-hansen-son

>>9088138

Arriva massive

>>9087387
Bird unrelated

>>9097970
its now that small, its the pic that looks weird, its 20", 16:9

>>9104715
not, fuck

>>9092465
It's like a thousand dollar chair iirc.

>>9104525
that's the one

you can get a knockoff for 1,5k, but the real thing is the one you linked

>>9104508
kek

more like 5-7k depending on leather or fabric choice

My reading spot is the cupboard under the stairs. Incidentally, of course, it just adjoins to my bedroom and it's quite comfy at the end with a few pillows and a blanket. There's a fairly decent light in there, too.

>>9096073
Oh shit, I had a pretty similar set up in montreal last year.

Building had bedbugs though.

>>9105608

>you shitpost with cupboard dwellers

>>9104624
I've always thought birds where the most /lit/ animal. I read a post on reddit about a lady that has chickens that follow her around and lay next to her when she reads in her garden. That's the most comfy thing I can imagine

>>9093669

>Dark Souls 2 collector's edition
At least the map was neat

That being said, comfy/10

>>9105720
That's really cool i think you should go back and read some more stuff about about people that love being surrounded by chicken shit!

>>9090985
yeah cause here its lit retard

>>9105755
What are you afraid of a little shit? Never had kids? Never gonna leave mom's basement and go outside where animals happen to shit? Imagine being this delicate.

>>9105786
if you have children and still browse 4chan it's time to end your life

>>9089398
Not this SHIT again.

>>9090407
Very nice.

>>9105720
The only think stopping me from getting is parakeet is the fact that while they are funny, they are extremely loud

>>9097951
I have that same old gulag copy, pretty good

>>9095942
Nice boxer shorts

>>9107270
Got 2 copies of it the other day for a nickle a piece. And the second volume for a dime. No third volume though. I was disappointed.

>>9107112
Had one as a kid. If you only get one parakeet they aren't very load at all. There are times where they really get singing, but it's only for 5-10 minutes here and there a few times of the day. Also, if you get annoyed with it you can just throw a towel over them and they just take a snooze.

I really loved having one, the only negative is they're all inbred unless you get one from a breeder (and then they still have health problems). Mine died after 3.5-4 years, the vet said most die in that time from strokes, seizures and heart issues.

>>9107112
My mom had one when she was a kid, apparently it's like having a toddler. Sometimes they're cute and cuddly, sometimes they throw tantrums and are unbearable.