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Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:39:08 2018 No.10814373 [Reply] [Original]

>Suddenly,

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:42:10 2018 No.10814383 ses

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:43:00 2018 No.10814387 Cringe all you want but this world is very hard to substitute or avoid. Try to write yourself and you will see why.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:43:58 2018 No.10814394 >>10814387 "When out of nowhere"

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:44:00 2018 No.10814395 >>10814383 qoq

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:44:08 2018 No.10814396 >>10814387 >world word

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:46:43 2018 No.10814401 File: 13 KB, 298x272, 1510322596255.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >had had

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:46:44 2018 No.10814402 >>10814396 world is much deeper though

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:47:47 2018 No.10814408 File: 237 KB, 875x625, Pierre Joseph Proudhon.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >property

Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:49:31 2018 No.10814420

>>10814394
This is even worse.
Actually it is possible just not to use this word. So, instead of
>Suddenly, a thunder cracked
You can write
>A thunder cracked.
But this "suddenly" adds some authenticity, especially in first-person prose. So it all goes down to a proper execution.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:49:37 2018 No.10814422 >>10814401 Who's to blame for the train wreck that is the english language?

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:50:52 2018 No.10814426 File: 84 KB, 800x800, 1519759724707.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] > >

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:51:02 2018 No.10814428 >>10814422 In that particular case probably Germans.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:51:55 2018 No.10814429 >>10814373 >all of the sudden

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:53:08 2018 No.10814434 File: 76 KB, 499x439, 77B44C07-CE74-4A0C-B14A-FE6B0F38A4EB.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >In conclusion,

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:53:27 2018 No.10814440 File: 14 KB, 200x215, beb9c0a378ccd4f168f6f7159708e321.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814408 >Spectacle

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:54:48 2018 No.10814447 >to be honest >shaking my head >famiglia

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 15:56:46 2018 No.10814457 >>10814428 in german there is no double word shit

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 16:05:36 2018 No.10814512 >>10814422 The Brits.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 16:07:23 2018 No.10814519 Yes, very good. HOWEVER

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 16:10:33 2018 No.10814536 File: 12 KB, 480x360, hqdefault.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814373 >>Suddenly, life has new meeeeeeeeaning to meeeeeeeeeee

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 16:11:31 2018 No.10814544 >>10814457 Then it must be anime's fault.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 16:13:02 2018 No.10814551 File: 59 KB, 597x342, 685b7bb6fae768472d6575a1b827e9ac.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814519 >TADASHI

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 16:13:47 2018 No.10814556 >>10814551 Actually SHKASHI has more impact

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 16:24:39 2018 No.10814604 File: 861 KB, 1200x800, 1520544279631.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814373 a wild marian post

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 16:26:35 2018 No.10814615 File: 1.24 MB, 804x809, bean.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Needless to say,

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 16:30:52 2018 No.10814640 >>10814422 the problem comes from how many languages went into what we call "english", blame the anglians and saxons, the danes and norse, and finally the norman french.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 17:12:30 2018 No.10814832 >>10814457 He probably means that that that probably comes from dass, das.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 17:13:22 2018 No.10814836 >>10814604 WHY??!? WHY must you torment me with these jezebels?

Anonymous Thu Mar 8 17:18:09 2018 No.10814865

>>10814373
I know this was one of Elmore Leonard's rule and I've tried to follow it, but now think it's bullshit. Suddenly is a great word and like someone else said it's very difficult to avoid. In fact, I don't even understand why some dislike it and discourage its use.

Anonymous Thu Mar 8 17:25:10 2018 No.10814907

>>10814387
False. Actions speak for themselves. If it's "sudden" because it's happening very quickly, then tell me it's fast. If it's unexpected because it's so loud, tell me that. Or if it's sudden because of contextual details, then I should already know. I should FEEL astonished. You writing "Suddenly" doesn't communicate any information to me other than that you haven't shaken a very mediocre, albeit common, mistake.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 17:25:38 2018 No.10814911 File: 409 KB, 540x537, 1512261128942.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814387 >Cringe all you want but this world is very hard to substitute or avoid. >this world is very hard to substitute or avoid. Why do you have to make me sad

Anonymous Thu Mar 8 17:42:18 2018 No.10815027

>>10814420
I feel a modifier like "suddenly" only makes sense in the context of humans or other characters that display the ability to be surprised.
So instead of
>suddenyl a thunder cracked
you could say
>thunder cracked. adolf's heart skipped a beat.
except do a better job than that lol.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 17:46:19 2018 No.10815052 File: 40 KB, 654x480, 1516548221674.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814420 >a thunder cracked

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 17:50:44 2018 No.10815081 >>10814836 Kek

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 17:51:51 2018 No.10815090 File: 36 KB, 356x374, 1512162688162.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >and then

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 17:52:46 2018 No.10815092 >>10814907 "Suddenly" is used to descibe a perception of an action, not the action itself. >You writing "Suddenly" doesn't communicate any information to me If it is such a void word then why it exists in a language?

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 17:55:20 2018 No.10815102 >>10815027 >thunder cracked. adolf's heart skipped a beat >pondering the intense heat of a lightning bolt, he suddenly knew the answer to the Jewish Question

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 18:16:14 2018 No.10815214 File: 279 KB, 1440x2672, Capture+_2018-03-08-18-15-36.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814457 Yes there is

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 18:20:27 2018 No.10815239 File: 23 KB, 318x288, 20180208_004732.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] ...life has new meaning

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 18:23:24 2018 No.10815254 yall niggas need to learn to show, not tell >>10815102 KEK

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 18:31:32 2018 No.10815290 Currently scanning my draft, furiously looking for any instance of a phrase posted in this thread and deleting them quickly and without hesitation.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 18:33:06 2018 No.10815297 File: 17 KB, 340x435, IMG_3414.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >thus >thusly

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 18:34:18 2018 No.10815302 >>10815290 Dont let /lit/ decide your prose m8. Though might be best to get rid of some of these cringe phrases/words

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 18:35:29 2018 No.10815307 >>10814434 >in conclusion >Every tech blog post written in the last 15 years by some wanna be writer. I hate finding a useful article that ends with in conclusion. Fuck you.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 18:35:56 2018 No.10815310 File: 69 KB, 562x530, 1489318709774.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10815297 >therefore >hence >then >so

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 18:38:10 2018 No.10815317 >>10814387 Instead of writing "suddenly", just fucking DO IT.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 18:40:48 2018 No.10815328 File: 50 KB, 320x240, G2g4Ll8[1].gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >pericombobulations

Anonymous Thu Mar 8 22:06:31 2018 No.10816153

>>10815092
That makes no sense.

People say "Um," "Like," "Really," "Super," and "Honestly," all the time, but that doesn't mean its applicable to prose. Suddenly works very seldom; in normal scenes, if you use "suddenly" to introduce an action your writing looks amateur and straight up bad. That's all there is to it.

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 22:08:46 2018 No.10816162 >>10814387 only if you are a filthy plotfag

>>	Anonymous Thu Mar 8 22:12:35 2018 No.10816174 >>10814373 We adopted a Golden Retriever!

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 07:17:44 2018 No.10817603 >>10814373 >From whence >I would have had to have had >I’d’ve’d to’ve’d

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 07:22:44 2018 No.10817610 >>10814373 I’m not half the man I use to be.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 07:25:04 2018 No.10817616 >>10814401 >>10814422 >>10814640 The English language were a mistake.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 08:42:59 2018 No.10817790 File: 6 KB, 234x153, 1519296701803.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 08:56:07 2018 No.10817815 File: 35 KB, 266x382, OMG_2712_.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814373 >Verily

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 09:04:21 2018 No.10817838 File: 143 KB, 1920x1080, 1490804243826.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >and but so

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 09:09:22 2018 No.10817858 >the more she drank

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 09:52:32 2018 No.10817977 >>10814373 It's fine used sparingly, and usually for mundane things, but amateurs seem to think the only way to make action feel sudden is to literally say it was sudden.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 09:56:36 2018 No.10817989 >>10817790 You fucked up, it’s Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 10:00:08 2018 No.10817999 File: 646 KB, 512x481, 1476977906854.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814420 >a thunder cracked

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 10:00:27 2018 No.10818000 >>10814373 I'm not half the man I used to be.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 10:53:19 2018 No.10818178 File: 59 KB, 500x640, BicycleTRex.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10818000 Hahahaha have a dinosaur.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 11:15:20 2018 No.10818275 File: 180 KB, 800x450, 364132.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >now

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 11:16:58 2018 No.10818283 >>10814434 I thought that was a dog with a fucked up face at first

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 11:31:50 2018 No.10818351 >indeed, >after all,

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 11:43:38 2018 No.10818403 File: 11 KB, 480x360, 1494879473771.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >HE

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 12:23:32 2018 No.10818540 >>10817858 kek, every fucking time. Martin should've been jailed for his crimes against literature

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 12:24:44 2018 No.10818545 >>10814422 The French

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 12:25:06 2018 No.10818548 >>10818351 how do you want to avoid using "indeed" in academic writing, and why would you? if it flows naturally, why do you think there has to be something wrong with it?

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 12:25:40 2018 No.10818549 >>10818403 lol

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 12:26:05 2018 No.10818550 File: 161 KB, 318x292, 1519324273048.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10817838

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 13:01:22 2018 No.10818684 >Hitherto >Henceforth >Insofar

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 13:14:03 2018 No.10818726 >>10814387 >Suddenly, the man with the gun pulled the trigger. >The man pulled the trigger.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 13:15:00 2018 No.10818730 >>10818548 It is a word that can be omitted without loss of meaning in almost all cases.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 13:22:25 2018 No.10818751 >>10815317 >Instead of writing "suddenly", just fucking DO IT. Exactly this. The action is even more sudden without the warning that action is approaching.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 13:38:11 2018 No.10818797 >>10818751 Or you could pull a Crane and abruptly drop to a new one line paragraph.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 13:45:22 2018 No.10818825 >>10818797 Please, dispel my ignorance with some elaboration.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 13:49:33 2018 No.10818841 >get pdf of crime and punishment >search 'suddenly' >every page >check translation >exact match Realize Dostoevsky's a hack but no one will listen to you

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 13:51:30 2018 No.10818850 >>10818548 the question of an 80 IQ academic wannabe

Anonymous Fri Mar 9 13:57:28 2018 No.10818875

>>10818825
Stephen Crane would emphasize things by doing this:

Jimmie sat nursing his various wounds. He cast furtive glances at his mother. His practiced eye perceived her gradually emerge from a muddled mist of sentiment until her brain burned in a drunken heat. He sat breathless.

Maggie broke a plate.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 14:03:06 2018 No.10818906 >>10818875 TX for the elaboration, anon. I have done a little work modifying the appearance of poetry on a page. This seems to have a similar effect.

Anonymous Fri Mar 9 14:24:57 2018 No.10818987

>>10818875
'suddenly' connotes relevance within a contiguous storyline. your example is just counterintuitive formatting masquerading as innovation. To "emphasize" throwaway narrative diversions in this way stinks of rank pretension. But it sounds like you might actually read Crane so . . . you've got bigger problems

Anonymous Fri Mar 9 14:47:36 2018 No.10819091

A question regarding the
>suddenly
discussion, would it be an option to use an onomatopoeia instead of just stating the action that happens ?
Taking the example of an anon earlier in the thread
>Suddenly, the man with the gun pulled the trigger.
>The man pulled the trigger.

Maybe use something like this to create an extra moment of suspense between the time the gun is fired and the character knows that he had been shot.
>BANG
>A sharp pain came into his chest
>he'd been shot by the man
>Growing weak and falling down on his knees
>In his last moments before his final breath he had but one last thought
>why didn't anon use "suddenly" to warn him of the man with the gun

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 14:56:13 2018 No.10819124 >>10816153 >applicable i think you mean appropriate, because those words are obviously applicable to prose.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 14:56:19 2018 No.10819125 >>10814387 >then

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 15:35:26 2018 No.10819272 >>10814457 lol are you retarded, or just non-German? (redundant I know)

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 16:57:03 2018 No.10819595 >>10814907 "Suddenly, ..." is at the beginning of the sentence though, preparing the reader from the start for action. It's one of those keywords that prepare the reader for the tone of the scene.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 17:08:49 2018 No.10819647 >>10818548 In fact? Why do you bring up academic writing though? This thread is obviously about artistic literature.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 17:24:21 2018 No.10819692 File: 20 KB, 460x345, 1490333327304.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814373 >that that >had had

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 19:14:51 2018 No.10820161 >>10814434 I always skip the conclusion because it's just repeating things I already read.

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 19:19:41 2018 No.10820182 >>10820161 I always read the conclusion because it lets me learn the important parts without needing to pay attention to the preceding material

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 20:17:00 2018 No.10820384 >>10814907 >I should FEEL astonished. kek >You writing "Suddenly" doesn't communicate any information to me other than that you haven't shaken a very mediocre, albeit common, mistake. You're one of those show, don't tell faggots, aren't you?

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 20:18:21 2018 No.10820390 File: 163 KB, 800x582, Migos.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10815254 >yall niggas need to learn to show, not tell yall niggas need to drop that show, don't tell meme. it's 2018 lmao xD

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 20:40:59 2018 No.10820449 File: 12 KB, 262x193, IMG_2029.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Bдpyг

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 20:42:55 2018 No.10820456 >>10814615 >THE BEAST WAS STUNNED

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 20:48:46 2018 No.10820475 >>10814373 I see, this is what I want to be. Suddenly I see, why the hell it means so much to me

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 22:12:27 2018 No.10820695 > all hell broke loose

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 23:20:12 2018 No.10820839 File: 149 KB, 540x675, 1520013666552.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814394 >suddenly out of nowhere

>>	Anonymous Fri Mar 9 23:25:56 2018 No.10820848 >>10819595 To build on this, when I use suddenly to start a paragraph, it's because I'm concerned the transition would be TOO abrupt without it, and I want a speed bump of sorts to alert the reader that the pace is about to change.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 01:20:09 2018 No.10821222 File: 3 KB, 198x197, 1518247073622.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10820456

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 01:27:49 2018 No.10821244 >>10814373 >reading Dosto >see this thread >go back to reading >notice every "suddenly" Fuck you anon this is worse than manual breathing

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 01:33:06 2018 No.10821259 >>10819692 what if a writer knew that that "that that" made for awkward writing but decided that that "that that" was the only way to write the sentence?

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 01:35:49 2018 No.10821264 >>10821259 i think only esl cases notice "that that" cuz like when i'm reading chinese and i see some shit repeated i'm like woah the same character twice freaky, but in ur own language its invisible

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 01:39:26 2018 No.10821278 >>10821259 i think that that that that "that that" that makes the sentence so awkward brings justifies it's use.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 01:45:36 2018 No.10821304 File: 22 KB, 245x368, 23-thomas-pynchon.w245.h368.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814420 >a thunder cracked

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 02:01:11 2018 No.10821345 >>10814373 >All of the sudden

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 03:27:19 2018 No.10821540 >>10821304 I'm not english so I'm really curious what's so funny in "a thnder cracked". Please explain.

Anonymous Sat Mar 10 03:42:48 2018 No.10821571

>>10821540
Thunder is not something that can be quantified in units in English, making indefinite articles inappropriate to use with it.

>The thunder
is correct in the context in which it refers to thunder as a whole in the current circumstance.
>Thunder
without an article, is the most common form, because it only has need for a definite article when specific emphasis is being placed on it or an attempt at distinguishing it from something else is being made.
>A thunder
is never correct, because thunder cannot be broken down into measurements, and there is thus no acceptable vagueness in which an indefinite article would be appropriate.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 03:45:42 2018 No.10821575 >>10821571 Thanks for the explanation.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 08:13:17 2018 No.10822035 >>10820449 good post

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 08:32:51 2018 No.10822092 File: 28 KB, 719x719, 1453096474275.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814401 >all the faith he had had had had no effect on his life

>>	Oy vey Sat Mar 10 08:34:32 2018 No.10822098 File: 35 KB, 300x300, F4068C32-3CB4-4293-A221-C59BF018E5DA.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] done did

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 08:42:09 2018 No.10822122 >>10820390 dat timeless troof doe

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 08:44:00 2018 No.10822126 >>10821222 does anyone know what movie this is? looking for jack black kino

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 08:56:27 2018 No.10822167 Suddenly, without warning, out of nowhere, when he least expected it, before he could react, in a split-second, before he even knew it had happened, like lightning, the cab driver opened the boot for him and started loading in his luggage.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 09:02:29 2018 No.10822179 >>10822126 I think it's from a Tenacious D video

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 10:16:07 2018 No.10822403 >>10819647 and yet people are bringing up lots of words which pretty much never show up in artistic writing. >>10818850 >wannabe yeah, show me a PhD written without a single indeed/in fact

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 10:19:07 2018 No.10822409 >>10822098 >dindu nuffin

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 10:22:15 2018 No.10822425 >>10814401 We don't do that. What we do do is...

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 10:26:18 2018 No.10822440 >>10820384 MY ENGLISH TEACHER IN 7TH GRADE SAID SHOWING NOT TELLING WAS WHAT SEPARATED THE WHEAT FROM THE CHAFF SO YOU BETTER WATCH IT

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 10:27:52 2018 No.10822443 >>10821571 Correct. The appropriate phrase is "a thundering cracked"

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 10:39:52 2018 No.10822481 >>10814640 Don't forget latin and greek, from which we borrow many words to make up for the lack of vocabulary in English. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIo-17SIkws

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 10:46:23 2018 No.10822496 >>10814394 DOOT DOO DOO DOOOOOOOOOOO

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 10:49:58 2018 No.10822507 >>10814420 I don’t know ... thunders are quite sudden by implication. People use “Suddenly” as the word to describe the effect of being surprised. A thunder cracked and they <insert expression of being surprised by thunder >.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 10:52:01 2018 No.10822510 >>10818841 prose isnt the point of reading him

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 10:58:27 2018 No.10822528 File: 162 KB, 858x543, 9090k90oi90k.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10822126 >>10822179 "Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny"

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 11:53:36 2018 No.10822678 >>10821259 Give an example of such a sentence and I will break it into two or more sentences.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 12:19:33 2018 No.10822760 >>10822179 >>10822528 thank you gents

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 12:20:47 2018 No.10822764 >>10822443 i know you're just joking around now, but the real phrase is "a thunderous cracked"

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 12:21:11 2018 No.10822765 File: 57 KB, 587x446, 1490467284345.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>10814373 >All of the sudden

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 12:24:39 2018 No.10822773 >>10822403 Most PhDs are fucking retarded. I know because most of my professors were fucking retarded and they somehow got PhDs.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 12:25:42 2018 No.10822776 >insofar

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 12:40:59 2018 No.10822831 >>10814373 >hyuk

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 12:57:01 2018 No.10822878 >>10820839 Is that a bracelet? A necklace? I want it

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 14:30:15 2018 No.10823218 >>10822878 Looks like a nazar charm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazar_(amulet)

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 15:14:04 2018 No.10823408 Suddenly is perfectly fine anywhere but the beginning of a sentence.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 15:32:44 2018 No.10823473 >>10823408 Quite suddenly anons mind exploded. He realized that he could just add random adverbs before the "Suddenly" to become a master wordsmith.

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 15:34:38 2018 No.10823484 >>10822773 t: first semester undergrad

>>	Anonymous Sat Mar 10 15:35:26 2018 No.10823485 >>10815239 underrated

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