/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.11607319]

>Then he huddled up and cried himself to sleep.

[Anonymous No.11607341]

>>11607319
>Except our customers still didn't like the product.
god dammit

[Anonymous No.11607342]

>thrift, rationed down to a little stub, the blue flame sparkling about the edges in the dark, the many kinds of dark, just to see what's happening with her face.

Pretty accurate

[Anonymous No.11607343]

>>11607319
That's too good to be a coicidence.
"In summer they sometimes met in a public garden, sat at a table off to one side where it was darker, drank to one another, and, their heads together in conversation, hardly noticed the distant brass band. Arm in arm and in step, they then walked home through the park. The two on the outside twirled their canes or struck at the shrubs, Robert called on them to sing, but then he sang alone, well enough for four, the other one in the middle felt himself made especially comfortable by this."

From Kafka's Diaries

[Anonymous No.11607358]

>Det finns ett språk för beskrivning av kretsar, som blev standard 1986.

Great game. I enjoyed it immensely.

[Anonymous No.11607365]

>>11607319
>Twanging through me in a rising rhythm. Pause. "I must go now, kiddo."

[Anonymous No.11607381]

>>11607319
>"Wait," said Oksana, "let's run and fetch a sled, we can take them on a sled."

Not too sure, however I also have this which was equally as close:

>Now Dinah the daughter of Leah, whom she bore to Jacob, went out to see the daughters of the land

[Anonymous No.11607383]

Brave Souls, said I, but Brave, alas! in vain:
Come, finish what our Cruel Fates ordain.

[Anonymous No.11607386]

>"I'm going. The woman I'm looking for is young, blond, and—"

Yes that is my type.

[Anonymous No.11607390]

>>11607319
page XLV:
>When asked his errand, the unknown replies: "Were he well who now lies here, he would be a guarantee for my safety against all Ulster; since, however he is in sickness and in evil plight, so much the more is he a security against them."
page 45:
>Let us three be struck by it at once, so that none of us may see his brother beheaded.

[Anonymous No.11607392]

>He was certain to knock the wind out of common sense, and render that unlucky adversary deaf to the call of time

[Anonymous No.11607394]

>How many of these are drawn from written collections we have no means of knowing.
Holy shit LMAO this is perfect jajajajajjajajajajajajjajajajajja LOL!

[Anonymous No.11607399]

>He sat weakly on the edge of the tub, shaking, trying to think.

Same

[Anonymous No.11607407]

>>11607394
>jajajajajjajajajajajajjajajajajja
Jesus christ, calm down, Jose

[Anonymous No.11607417]

Banish the Libretto

[Anonymous No.11607427]

> It is not divisible, since all is the same. Nor is anything more there, which would hinder it from being held together, and it is not lesser, but it is entirely full of being.
What did he mean by this?

[Anonymous No.11607430]

The *visible* works left by this novelist are easily and briefly enumerated.

[Anonymous No.11607440]

>>11607386
"Blond" is for men, "blonde" is for women. What kind of pleb writer doesn't know this?

[Anonymous No.11607456]

>>11607319
>Pelletier, on the other hand, had read the divine Marquis when he was sixteen and at eighteen had participated in a menage a trois with two female fellow students, and his adolescent predilection for erotic comics had flowered into a reasonable, restrained adult collection of licentious literatur e of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.

This makes sense if you replace "Pelletier" with anon, and if you replace "and his adolescent predilection for erotic comics had flowered into a reasonable, restrained adult collection of licentious literature of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries" with hentai and "menage a trois" with still a virgin.

[Anonymous No.11607460]

>>11607440
Louis L'Amour

[Anonymous No.11607465]

>Fitness of the parts of the design for which every individual thing is formed, either by art or nature, is first to be considered, as it is of the greatest consequence to the beauty of the whole
really made me think

[Anonymous No.11607471]

>>11607319
>He'd lurk in wait on the stairs
doesn't seem good

[Anonymous No.11607477]

>>11607319
And yet, to me, what is this quintessence of dust?

[Anonymous No.11607491]

>"Yes. Go on, I'm listening," his voice betrayed his impatience.

What meaneth this?

[Anonymous No.11607495]

>'Hello old chap,' he said.
uh

[Anonymous No.11607496]

>Without a word, she opened the glove compartment and pulled out a roll of cloth-backed tape.
tfw no psycho qt to do taboo things and rob McDonald's with.

[Anonymous No.11607507]

>>11607491
You can't stand the sound of women speaking. It's ruining any chance you have of a happy love live. You find them irritating, stupid, they can't get to the point.

[Anonymous No.11607519]

>Entering that gable-ended Spouter-Inn, you found yourself in a wide, low, straggling entry with old-fashioned wainscots, reminding one of the bulwarks of some condemned old craft.

the hell?

[Anonymous No.11607531]

>>11607496
please stop reading murakami
in my country this man, he is nothing

[Anonymous No.11607546]

>Cette nuit me fait oublier mes soucis, tout en démontrant qu'auprès d'une petite pute je trouvais plus de richesse de coeur qu'auprès de ma propre femme

Et bah putain....

[Anonymous No.11607553]

>"How so?"

Damn you Tolstoy

[Anonymous No.11607558]

>To it belonged seven out of every ten Mesopotamian-born officers; and their counsel was so well kept that members of it held high command in Turkey to the last.

[Anonymous No.11607562]

>In eventuality, Pan-Germanism would come into its own

[Anonymous No.11607569]

>>11607319
>A healthcare professional will recommend the most appropriate dosage for you.
Uh...

[Anonymous No.11607582]

>>11607319
firmly entrenched and so much a part of the history

(Stoner)

[Anonymous No.11607593]

>If we sang in the wood (and Death is a German expert)
>while snows flies, chill, after so frequent knew
>so many all of nothing.

okay.

[Anonymous No.11607604]

I remember an episode that took place in Kyoto towards the end of the war.

[Anonymous No.11607623]

>"He wanted to, last Sunday, but I stopped him just as he was goin' out of the door with four heads strung on a string, for all the airth like a string of inions."
W-what

[Anonymous No.11607624]

>No.

[Anonymous No.11607625]

>>11607319
"I AM EVER SO NEAR YOU, hovering over your shoulder, reading every thought." from the book 'Jesus Calling' by Sarah Young... not my book lmao

[Anonymous No.11607642]

>>11607319
>For, to continue the same line of illustration, it might next be urged that such a Law as Biogenesis which, as we hope to show afterwords, is the fundamental Law of life for both the natural and spiritual worlds, can have no applicaion whatsoever in the latter spheres.

WOW

[Anonymous No.11607649]

>Do you think this time of liberty is wasted?

[Anonymous No.11607650]

"Ele, é de crer, quando está só não olha absolutamente desse jeito e, vai ver, nunca ri"
roughly: "He, I believe, when alone absolutely doesn't look like this and, perhaprs, never laughs"
(myshkin about ganya)

[Anonymous No.11607652]

>The other man laughed. “I’ve seen better,” he said

[Anonymous No.11607662]

>He had a little vision of himself
?

[Anonymous No.11607668]

I like the practicality of it.

[Anonymous No.11607669]

>"Lift out the white part <of the petals> and put in the mortar, moisten with liquamen, and pound."
Book is pic related.
What do you reckon, good or bad omen?

[Anonymous No.11607671]

Those first days they saw no game

[Anonymous No.11607673]

>>11607319
>What should we do but sing his praise
I am ok with this.

[Anonymous No.11607679]

>>11607671
Blood Meridian?

[Anonymous No.11607707]

>>11607319
> and seldom produced anything, that he saw, but sorrow and confusion

seems legit

[Anonymous No.11607713]

>If you start arguing, she'll never let you go.

The second book I came to. Not accurate but I'm sure it is for somebody.

[Anonymous No.11607720]

>>11607319
>smooth ice
>is paradise
>for those who dance with expertise.
Thanks Nietszche

[Anonymous No.11607722]

>>11607319
>He was of a very sociable nature.
couldn’t be further from the truth

[Anonymous No.11607723]

>>11607319
We took a brief look at the basic differences between these two access methods.

[Anonymous No.11607731]

>>11607319
>And he urged him, and he took it.
well i feel gay

[Anonymous No.11607745]

>He was so firmly entrenched and so much a part of the history of the University that no one quite had the courage to insist upon his retirement, despite the interesting incompetence with which he managed his office

[Anonymous No.11607747]

>that 30 year old boomer who still physically owns books
just get kindle old man

[Anonymous No.11607751]

>>11607745
i think you mean increasing incompetence, stoner right?

[Anonymous No.11607758]

>>11607319
Consider the circuit in figure 2.31, where two resistors are connected.

[Anonymous No.11607801]

>>11607319
>My arm stinks

Well it’s not inaccurate

[Anonymous No.11607804]

>>11607758
OwO what's this?

[Anonymous No.11607855]

>>11607804
Fundamentals of Electric Circuits 5th Edition

[Anonymous No.11607859]

>..."Don't Fence Me In" during the Blitz, but now at eyelevel from Roxy's seedy armchair where you're sitting two new knees materialize and they turn out to be knees that followed yours at the Cinderella Ball in Brooklyn Heights a year later in '44, for you move up past them to a Lincoln green wool hem and thence in a rush to Renée's russet shag that is not russet now but hot San Francisco copper: Renée -- for Christ sake Renée -- opens her bright mouth, moans, and reaches at you and as you incredulously get up almost falls into your lap there in the easy chair of your traveling brother but a moving lap is hard to find and as Renée says quite loud, Missed it in L.A., had to see it here, the russet hair you mouthed on Brooklyn Heights flies back in your face here half a mile from Buckingham Palace at this summer show (where in Days of old, Knights were bold) and the same low-pitched voice you once kissed gives you a twenty-five-year résumé and when the Crosby changes in the bright dome of this jukebox that transcends nickels and dimes, the mouth takes a breath, its breasts rise, and it asks where you're staying -- and you don't know where to start, here in Merry England, where Knights were bold and ladies not particular.

long and confusing? sounds about right.

[Anonymous No.11607869]

>>11607855
oh baby you make it sound so dirty ;)

[Anonymous No.11607874]

>"Was he not sufficiently at liberty to smash the whole court with one blow, at least as it concerned him?"

[Anonymous No.11607879]

>>11607319
If you don't give up your power and dignity, no one can take it from you.

Startlingly accurate.

[Anonymous No.11607883]

Scepticism has had a permanently important part to play in the history of philosophy, from that day to this.

[Anonymous No.11607890]

>>11607758
Underrated

[Anonymous No.11607905]

The linearization technique presented here is valid in the vicinity of the operating condition.

[Anonymous No.11608004]

>Far from gusty waves, the children's faces

[Anonymous No.11608006]

>"mendeth this part of methapysic, is that doth enfranchise the power of man unto the greatest liberty and possibility of work and the effects."

[Anonymous No.11608009]

>On the other hand, if T < T_c then M -> M_0.
Sexy

[Anonymous No.11608027]

Belluomo rises from the bed of his wife's lover's wife, the kerchiefed housewife is astir, a saucer of acetic acid in her hands.

[Anonymous No.11608034]

>Where the wave of moonlight glosses
>The dim grey sands with light,
>Far off by furthest Rosses
>We foot it all the night,
>Weaving olden dances,
>Mingling hands and mingling glances
>Till the moon has taken flight;
>To and fro we leap
>And chase the frothy bubbles,
>While the world is full of troubles
>And is anxious in its sleep.

[Anonymous No.11608037]

>We were the only company that checked every box on the navy's list.

Hmm, I guess I'm gay?

[Anonymous No.11608048]

>>11607319
>He told them about his father's collection of guns and swords and torture instruments and leg irons and so on.

Wow.

[Anonymous No.11608093]

>>11607319
2 books in the nearest stack before me.
They find 58 % of dreams to be disagreeable, and only 28% positively pleasant. - Freud's Interpretation of Dreams.
We all know wonderful, kind, gentle, people who are full of love and generosity for others, but are atheists. - Beginners Guide to Meditation, by Parnell.
WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN, ANYWAY???

[Anonymous No.11608101]

>I gave up hypnotic treatment for this reason, as I did not want to impose my will on others
Guess I stopped using hypnosis on the girls

[Anonymous No.11608146]

Why then should their be surprise at the suggestion that the statement of certain dispositions as virtues should be determined by quite general facts about human beings?

[Anonymous No.11608151]

>>11607319
>But since a dog doesn't live as long as a man, they'd ended up being old together.
That's pretty much how I think things will turn out.

[Anonymous No.11608171]

>>11607319
>The great rise of nationalism, which characterized the nineteenth century

[Anonymous No.11608179]

>>11607319

There was still no remission of their suffering - indeed it grew rose; so the King divided the population into two groups and determined by drawing lots which should emigrate and which should remain at home.

[Anonymous No.11608183]

>>11608179

*grew worse

[Anonymous No.11608184]

>Financially, his affairs were going from bad to worse

[Anonymous No.11608229]

At his side a well-dressed gentleman was sitting and staring.

[Anonymous No.11608239]

>I ate modestly, I usually had only one suit, in short I carefully limited my bodily needs in order to be able to afford a good seat at the opera or an expensive concert ticket, and to be in a position to buy the latest literary publications or visit an occasional art exhibition....

[Anonymous No.11608264]

>>11607319
"A good way of developing a sense of the nature and extent of textual variation is to find a passage which occurs in several manuscripts - such as one of the biblical texts."

So I guess it's telling me to find God?

[Anonymous No.11608326]

>This concept of comfort, closely bound up with the person, clearly takes death for granted, as did man himself; man's awareness of death likewise profoundly influences his search for an adequate milieu.

[Anonymous No.11608335]

>>11607319
>I don't think so

[Anonymous No.11608352]

>>11607319
>KORYPHAIOS OF WOMEN (As the women empty their pitchers over the men.): And cauldron bubble.

Ok

[Anonymous No.11608369]

>Want and boredom are indeed the twin poles of human life.
Schopy's never wrong.

[Anonymous No.11608379]

Whatever this means

[Anonymous No.11608395]

>he showed himself even more affectionate than usual, to perfect his deception.

[Anonymous No.11608402]

>When Ariovistus laid eyes on them as they approached him in his camp, he shouted out, in front of his army, to ask why they had come to him.

What did Caesar mean by this?

[Anonymous No.11608412]

>Hän kuitenkin muisti oudon tapaamisen mutaman kuukauden takaa.

[Anonymous No.11608419]

>To have substituted alternation for dialectical opposition was undoubtedly original to the French school.

That wasn't very funny at all

[Anonymous No.11608433]

>>11607319
>3.1.1 I came to Carthage, and a frying pan of sinful loves was spitting all about me.
What are the odds lads

[Anonymous No.11608463]

>I went to bed since nobody really wanted to talk to me all that much

[Anonymous No.11608466]

>>11607319
That's where Damuddy is.

[Anonymous No.11608473]

>some of the "categories" lined up at the bottom half of the figure are moe-elements, such as "cat ears,""animal,""angels,""maid costumes," and "glasses."
based

[Anonymous No.11608485]

"It goes astray because it is unable to apply the law of causality to the content of its dreams"
It oddly works

>>11608093
ayy

[Anonymous No.11608487]

>from nltk import pos_tag, sent_tokenize, wordpunct_tokenize

idk

[Anonymous No.11608535]

>>11607319
>when he was in there, showering, going out naked and putting shoes on and coming in and trying to conventionally squash it, and the result was explosive.

[Anonymous No.11608541]

>>11608379
Whatcha readin

[Anonymous No.11608548]

>>11608535

[Anonymous No.11608556]

>This was a detail Tanal had come to appreciate, one of Karos Invictad’snperfect laws of compulsion and control, emphasizedagain and again in the vast treatise the Invigilator was penning on the subject most dear to his heart.
Cute

[bucsholdme No.11608567]

>>11607319
>There are no stories about them, but they are often seen on Greek vases.

[bucsholdme No.11608577]

>>11607496
Book?

[Anonymous No.11608588]

>>11607319
>Also, almost all of the missives were written in Russian, and specific phrases or proper nouns often had multiple permutations and transliterated Russian equivalents, or shothands that required individual searches for each, or both.

Don't know how this describes my love life though.

[Anonymous No.11608598]

>>11608577
It's from The Elephant Vanishes. I almost posted the same thing until I saw his post.

[Anonymous No.11608604]

>As a result of modern medicine, most people have been able to live long and pain free lives.

?

[Anonymous No.11608609]

Too many people- that is why we are on the verge of the "death rate solution".

[Anonymous No.11608610]

>Nietzsche’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra
>”Ah, even in your ears, you great souls, it whispers its dark lies.”

Fuck he’s right on multiple levels. The first is that I think I’m lying to myself that I’m interested in this girl who wants to date me because she’s attractive but really I don’t feel much for her. It’s been a year since I felt anything like love for any girl.

The other way it’s correct is that my past relationships have been with some manipulative girls who whispered dark lies in my ears.

Ouchie owie, /lit/, this was too much.

[Anonymous No.11608621]

>>11607319
One said 'it is the wind that moves,' the other said 'It is the flag that moves'; but Yeno explained to them that the real movement was neither of the wind nor the flag, but of something within their own minds.

[Anonymous No.11608624]

>Llena doce odres y ciérralos con tapaderas.

mmm

[Anonymous No.11608626]

>"Hello" Blackthorne said without thinking.
sounds about right

[Anonymous No.11608633]

>>11608621
>One said 'it is the wind that moves,' the other said 'It is the flag that moves'; but Yeno explained to them that the real movement was neither of the wind nor the flag, but of something within their own minds.

The Book of Tea?

[Anonymous No.11608659]

>>11608633
Yep, if you didn't search the quote then I am really impressed.

[Anonymous No.11608671]

>>11607319
>Here they were like to perish with heat and thirst, deprived of all water.
Oh fuck

[Anonymous No.11608738]

>>11607319
>The question, rather, is that of the absolutely anodipal nature of the production of desire.

[Anonymous No.11608753]

So essential when there was under-production; but in an age of machines and the fixation of nitrogen - positively a crime against society.

[Anonymous No.11608754]

>They expected predators to be rare, of course.

[Anonymous No.11608770]

>If you inspected them closely you detected from the titles of the well-arranged volumes that a modern spirit ruled here, different from the old-fashioned, honorable gentlemen of the previous generation.

[Anonymous No.11608771]

>These are the names of the sons of Israel who came to Egypt with Jacob, each with his household: Reuben, Simeon, Levi, and Judah, Issachar, Zebulun, and Benjamin, Dan and Naphtali, Gad and Asher.

[Anonymous No.11608772]

>Throughout our lives we care very much what others think of us, up to and including caring that they know that we don't care what they think of us.

Accurate I'm embarrassed to admit. I should reverse this course of action; I fear I lack the fortitude and stamina to live an authentic life.

[Anonymous No.11608859]

>The competition of serfs constantly escaping into the town, the constant war of the country against the town and thus the necessity of an organized municipal military force, the bond of common ownership in a particular piece of work, the necessity of common buildings for the sale of their wares at a time when a craftsmen were at the same time traders, and the consequent exclusion of the unauthorized from these buildings, the conflict among the interests of the various crafts, the necessity of protecting their laboriously acquired skill, and the feudal organization of the whole of the country: these were the causes of the union of the workers of each craft in guilds.

Yeah, not much to go on here.

[Anonymous No.11608863]

>>11607358
Vad heter språket?

[Anonymous No.11608874]

>>11607319
>"For this country to be reborn, it must have a new pillar."

[Anonymous No.11608885]

>But the speech essentially is meant to celebrate the heroism of the dead, and, by reminding the audience of the heroism of the fallen soldiers, the speech seeks to inspire -- to to persuade -- the living to continue the battle.

[Anonymous No.11608889]

>absolutely in his power; and to refuse would be to excite his suspicion and to arouse his anger.

What does it mean??

[Anonymous No.11608890]

>>11607319
One way to reduce anxiety before performing is to imagine yourself completing the ideal performance while being in a relaxed state.

[Anonymous No.11608891]

>Every part of me then will be reduced by change into some part of the universe, and that again will change into another part of the universe, and so on forever.

>mfw i get cucked by the universe

[Anonymous No.11608893]

>But the Tleilaxu had done it and he was forced to believe because he understood how it had been done.

What do I make of this?

[Anonymous No.11608938]

>>11607319
Making his stream run slow.

[Anonymous No.11608941]

“My dream placed me at the centre of Being itself, and there was no escape”

[Anonymous No.11608949]

>>11607319
Can we perhaps look for such action from the State?

[Anonymous No.11608958]

>>11608949
nice

[Anonymous No.11609122]

>Although their insufficient numbers, the knights managed to repel the Turks,..
That doesn't sound half bad...

[;_; No.11609189]

>"indications that the ground had been cultivated before war drove the inhabitants from their homes and farms."

[Anonymous No.11609190]

>>11607713
if on a winter night's a traveler

[Anonymous No.11609206]

>>11607319
>This one, she estimated, was about a thousand light-years away, far beyond the local neighborhood of stars, but still well within the great Milky Way Galaxy.

[Anonymous No.11609210]

There was the use of 'symbolic' torture in which the forms of the execution referred to the nature of the crime: tje tonngues of blasphemers were pierced, the impure were burnt, the right hand of murderers was cut off; sometimes the condemned man was made to carry the instrument of his crime - thus Damiens was made to hold in his guilty right hand the famous dagger with which hehad committed the crime, hand and dagger being smeared with sulphur and burnt together.

[Anonymous No.11609213]

>puis c'est un lait qui tourne à la moindre querelle

[Anonymous No.11609228]

>If it were possible, I felt, I would like to keep a twenty-four hours a day surveillance over Takeichi, never stirring from him, morning, noon or night, to make sure that he did not divulge the secret.

My Asian voyeurism fetish has been revealed.

[Anonymous No.11609245]

>>11607319
>Thus, as indicated in figure 2.2, a conformal transformation takes infinites- imal squares into infinitesimal squares, but rescales them by a position- dependent factor.

[Anonymous No.11609274]

> I make things up.

Jonathan Coe, The House Of Sleep

[Anonymous No.11609279]

>>11607319
"the breastband,
pierced and alluring, with every kind of enchantment
vowen through it . . . There is the heat of Love,
the pulsing rush of Longing, the lover's whisper,
irresistible-madness to make the sanest man go mad."

alrighty then

[Anonymous No.11609283]

>>11607319
>it's a Martin Luther religious text
I won't even bother

[Anonymous No.11609287]

>He, although he was drunk, came
lel, not true at all
it's a hero of our time btw

[Anonymous No.11609293]

>>11607319
>It seems only proper that this fallacy, like most of the others that have afflicted the tradition of philosophy, should have its source in the experiences of the thinking ego.
Hmm...

[Anonymous No.11609301]

>>11607319
>The structure of a fungus with cap and stipe.

[Anonymous No.11609305]

>Auntie Pinkie

[Anonymous No.11609315]

>>11607319
>Or, il paraît sans doute naturel qu'on aille pas, dès que l'on a quitté le terrain de l'expérience, entreprendre aussitôt avec des connaissances qu'on possède sans savoir comment, et sur le crédit de principes dont on ignore l'origine, la construction d'un édifice, sans s'être auparavant, par des recherches faites avec soin, assuré de ses fondements, et sans avoir, par suite et qui plus est, depuis longtemps, agité la question de savoir comment l'entendement peut bien acquérir toutes ces connaissances a priori et quelle espèce d'étendue, de valeur, de prix elles peuvent avoir.

[Anonymous No.11609322]

>>11607319

>It is remarkable how in the case of this miracle also the sacred record is borne out by the account of Josephus, who clearly testifies to the truth in Antiquities Book XIX, where he tells us the amazing story in these words:

???

[Anonymous No.11609329]

>>11607319
>And why were they so terribly afraid of the dark?

[Anonymous No.11609334]

Desiring machines are at once technical and social.

[Anonymous No.11609340]

>If it were possible, I felt, I would like to keep a twenty-four hours a day surveillance over Takeichi, never stirring from him, morning, noon or night, to make sure that he did not divulge the secret.

What did he mean by this?

[Anonymous No.11609353]

>>11607319
>Andres crept sullenly away, swearing that he was going in search of the brave Don Quixote de la Mancha to tell him exactly what had happened, and that the farmer would pay for it sevenfold. But, for all that, Andres departed in tears and his master was left laughing.

I'm sure theres some connection here.

[Anonymous No.11609355]

Atque ita potentissimos duos competitores
multumque et aetate et dignitate antecedentes
superavit, ut plura ipse in eorum tribubus suffragia
quam uterque in omnibus tulerit.

In short, Caesar won against two older and more experienced adversaries. I hope it will be positive to me

[Anonymous No.11609358]

>>11607319
I have a two year old son. The closest 50 books to me are all have less than 45 pages, which is poignant I suppose because I am about to masturbate again.

[Anonymous No.11609368]

>>11608621
Or just that both are moving - fucking idiots

[Anonymous No.11609373]

>>11609368

[Anonymous No.11609375]

>>11607319
>it was an hot July afternoon typical of the planalt

What did Jack mean bg this?

[Anonymous No.11609400]

>>11607319
>Penetrate gives your Amazon an increased Attack Rating with her ranged attacks.

well...

[Anonymous No.11609406]

>>11607319
All the saints are insane, but -- thankfully -- not all insane people are saints.

[Anonymous No.11609409]

>>11607319
>'Don't go off at half cock, Doc' Dick said.

[Anonymous No.11609411]

>>11609400
Good taste in games, anon.

[Anonymous No.11609422]

So long as there is mentation, so long as there is the shaping of action by an idea which is experience, there can be no release; so long as that process continues, all action is limited. When the truth of this is seen, the quality of love, which is not mentation, which you cannot think about, comes into being

[Anonymous No.11609437]

"Over 30 years," Metzger snorted, "that's temporary."

Hm. Does this mean I'll be married for 30 years, or that I'll be a virgin past 30 but only temporarily?

[Anonymous No.11609440]

>>11607319
"I don't think so."
that is perfect, actually
tfw ;__;

[Anonymous No.11609448]

>As-exalastrava a distância, adiante, um amarelo vapor.

Não sei se interpreto com afinco essa nova condição à qual João me sugere, ou se deixo levar pela simplicidade desgostante desse fato pontual.

[Anonymous No.11609453]

>>11607319
For is it not by chance that such a project could take shape today.

[Anonymous No.11609457]

>>11608335
>>11609440
What are you Anons reading? Maybe you should get together ;)

[Anonymous No.11609458]

>>11607456
kek

[Anonymous No.11609460]

>>11609305
Pony?

[Anonymous No.11609463]

>'His qualities were beauteous as his form,
>For maiden-tongued he was, and thereof free;
>Yet, if men moved him, was he such a storm
>As oft 'twixt May and April is to see,
>When winds breathe sweet, untidy though they be.
>His rudeness so with his authorized youth
>Did livery falseness in a pride of truth.

[Anonymous No.11609471]

>Still, Michelle lived on her own.

Fuck, it's accurate, too.

[Anonymous No.11609473]

>>11607319
Redheaded woman took me out to dine,
Says "Love me baby, leave your union behind".

>not likely

[Anonymous No.11609478]

>But I did place upon his head and mine the two ends of my cosmic "radio"; hoping against hope for a first and last message from the dream-world in the brief time remaining.

[Anonymous No.11609491]

>>11607319
>Peter sent out for 12,000 families to expand his capital.

[Anonymous No.11609512]

>>11607319
>If you don't already know how to implement the pattern, you could probably guess from the previous description, but to keep things easy on you, I'll walk through it quickly.

Bad sentence desu.

[Anonymous No.11609534]

>>11607319
>As one researcher argued in the 1990s, "generalizations about the democratic peace are fine--we have many of them--but now is the time to explore via comparative case studies the causal chains, if they exist."

Um, what?

[Anonymous No.11609539]

>>11607669
This guy fucks.

[Anonymous No.11609545]

>>11607319
>Up to sparrow size

[Anonymous No.11609558]

"Bruno turned the door handle and stepped inside and assumed his customary pose of wide-open eyes, mouth in the shape of an O and arms stretched out by his sides."

[Anonymous No.11609559]

>>11607319

'When the man of the Church says: "I am alive", he wants to say and says the following: "I am alive, but it is not myself who lives, but Christ lives in me".

[Anonymous No.11609564]

>>11609437
kek

[Anonymous No.11609579]

Mystical doctrines as to the relation of time to eternity are also reinforced by pure mathmatics, for mathmatical objects, such as numbers, if real at all, are eternal and not in time.

[Anonymous No.11609613]

"[...] going out naked and putting shoes on and coming in and trying to conventionally squash it, and the result was explosive."

[Anonymous No.11609810]

>>11607319
>closest book is actually the second volume of a series so page 1 is page 575
>that means page 45 of this book is listed as page 620
>Thus, another reason for folklorists to be interested in Malory is that he was and remains the source for most postmedieval retellings of the Arthur story.

[Anonymous No.11609823]

Taking no further notice of him, she walked towards the outer door to close it an uttered a sudden scream on seeing her husband on his knees in the doorway.

[Anonymous No.11609829]

But high above the flying scud and dark-rolling clouds, there floated a little isle of sunlight, from which beamed forth an angel's face; and this bright face she'd a distinct spot of radiance on the ship's tossed deck, something like that silver plate now inserted into the Victory's plank where Nelson fell.

whatever random sentence I turn to in this book is beautiful and sufficient of itself

[Anonymous No.11609876]

>>11607319
>He stood up, kissed me and said: ”What are you crying for?”

Ayy l m a o

[Anonymous No.11609881]

>C. All units to be put on combat alert; troops to be dispersed and camouflaged.

[Anonymous No.11609895]

>"But men and women may have different feelings about the wrong sort of fellow," she said.
Not sure what this means for my love life. Thanks Lawrence

[Anonymous No.11610015]

>>11607319
>Not even Carol, he thought.

Thanks Phil K Dick

[Anonymous No.11610030]

>"No. I couldn't get it going. It's harder to do than my first book. I'm having a hard time handling it."


Ouch

[Anonymous No.11610044]

>A final comment on uninstantiated universals.

Kek that's actually breddy gud.

[Anonymous No.11610058]

Holthausen
Ferdinand Holthausen, ed., Beowulf, 7th ed. Heidelberg: C. Winter, 1938.

[Anonymous No.11610060]

...whose works, even when chosen from his secondary and inferior productions, set one thinking the most and summon to the memory the greatest number of poetic thoughts and sentiments which, although once known, one had believed to be forever buried in the dark night of the past.

Ok...

[Anonymous No.11610071]

>>11607319
>And so on one occasion, unable to endure my solitude and knowing that as it was Thursday Anton Antonitch's door would be closed, I thought of Simonov.
What does buncha Russian dudes gotta do with my love life(which is very much non-existent)?

[Anonymous No.11610074]

>Instead, I went and hid on the second floor of the house with Gesril, who wrapped my head in a towel.

[Anonymous No.11610075]

>>11609457
mine was The Road by ya buddy Cormack McC

[Anonymous No.11610174]

Whether these adoptions began for sentimental reasons or for political ones, Temujin displayed a keen appreciation of the symbolic significance and practical benefit of such acts in uniting his followers through the usage of this fictive kinship.

[Anonymous No.11610205]

"Look, Candy. This ol' dog just suffers hisself all the time. If you was to take him out and shoot him right in the back of the head--" he leaned over and pointed, "--right there, why he'd never know what hit him."

Damn son

[Anonymous No.11610211]

>This time the old man took the photos for himself.

[Anonymous No.11610214]

>"At face, coal is hot, puddle is full of methane, and another meters goes slow as fuck."
M.Łuszczyna, "Small crime. Polish death camps"

[Anonymous No.11610223]

>>11607319
>Även ni, domare, måste hysa gott hopp inför döden, och ni måste beakta denna enda sanning att det inte finns något som är ont för en god människa, varken i livet eller i döden, och att gudarna aldrig är likgiltiga inför vad som händer den gode.
Makes no fucking sense, anon.

[Anonymous No.11610229]

>Were those assigned to that subject not right to instruct your father to educate you in the arts and in physical culture?

He didn't tho, guess that's why I'm 31 and have never been in a LTR.

[Anonymous No.11610234]

This is done so that the Independent >Wire Rope Center will be entirely replaced by the strands, thus making only two cuts of the center necessary.

[Anonymous No.11610245]

"Of course not, I suppose we don't. But it's the same for everyone"

[Anonymous No.11610274]

>>11607460
Yeah makes sense

[Anonymous No.11610395]

>>11607671
Grey Owl?

[Anonymous No.11610408]

>>11607319
> …without kids or other close relatives

[Anonymous No.11610416]

>>11607319
>I think that we're just men seeking love.

[Anonymous No.11610423]

>>11607365
Lolita ?

[Anonymous No.11610467]

>Haunted and plagued by melancholia much of his life, knowing it as a secret weakness made worse by his twelve winters frozen in arctic darkness as an adult, feeling it recently triggered into active agony by Sophia Cracroft’s rejection, Crozier thinks of the partially lighted and occasionally heated but livable lower deck as the sane part of himself.
hits too close to home desu

[Anonymous No.11610471]

>>11610467
>Francis Crozier
Number one irish bastard.

[Anonymous No.11610488]

>It didn't belong to the dead boy, and it looks as if it would be too small for your fingers by a size or three.
lol wut?

[Anonymous No.11610490]

"I said, have you got any water?" "I'm thirsty"

Really makes you think
Lord of the flies

[Anonymous No.11610492]

"Trout Fishing in America Shorty appeared suddenly last autumn in San Francisco, staggering around in a magnificent chrome-plated steel wheelchair. He was a legless, screaming, middle-aged wino."

I had to take the first two, but I'd say it's tragically accurate.

[Anonymous No.11610508]

I return to the reading room and pick up where I had left off in my book.

[Anonymous No.11610510]

>Hun dorpen zijn niet als die van ons

[Anonymous No.11610513]

>I believe in the flesh and the appetites,
>Seeing, hearing, feeling, are miracles, and each part and tag of me is a miracle.
>Divine am I inside and out, and I make holy whatever I touch or am touch’d from,
>The scent of these arm-pits aroma finer than prayer,
>This head more than churches, bibles, and all the creeds.

It even knows about my smelly armpit fetish.

[Anonymous No.11610526]

>Again, money functions as a means of circulation only because in it the values of commodities have independent reality.

[Anonymous No.11610577]

>>11607319
>For a few minutes, we were left alone together in the middle of the room.

I'll take it, I guess.

[Anonymous No.11610585]

>deliberate, micro-cultural insurrection through number, exemplified in the CCRU's 'hyperstitional' spirals and the 'qwertypological' diagrams that in the end merge with the qabbalistic tracking of pure coding 'coincidences'.

[Anonymous No.11610627]

>>11607319
>Why is there only one wheel ?
surprisingly fitting dare i say

[Anonymous No.11610665]

>His memory was nearly gone; sometimes he became lost in the corridors of Jesse Hall, where his office was located, and had to be led like a child to his desk.
Umm, ok.

[Anonymous No.11610680]

Lydia verbis Medi delectatur eumque salutat: "O amice, Salve! Ubi est dominus tuus?"

[Anonymous No.11610690]

>Once they were disarmed there was no more politeness.

neat

[Anonymous No.11610701]

"Istnieją pewne dowody sugerujące, że wzmiankowany pojazd mógł nie być taksówką."

Well, that's profound.
My love life might not be a taxi.
I'm... perplexed.

[Anonymous No.11610707]

>>11607319
>Were the children happy today?
It's a dual language German Easy Reader

[Anonymous No.11610711]

>>11610680
god i wish that were me

[Anonymous No.11610720]

>finger counting from luca pacioli's summa de airthmetica, geometri, proportioni, et proportionalita

[Anonymous No.11610773]

>>11607319
>Today such behavior survives only in sexual sadomasochism, universally labeled perverse

[Anonymous No.11610812]

>>11610467
The Terror is the best show of the past decade, prove me wrong

[Anonymous No.11610889]

>>11610812
I just finished the book last week, is the show a good adaptation?

[Anonymous No.11610890]

>If p is selected to be the smallest exponent with this property, then the integers (i), ..., pi^(p-1) (i) are distinct from each other.

Sounds like I'm fucked, guys.

[Anonymous No.11610895]

>>11610889
I don't know if it's a good adaptation as I have not read the book, but it's a fucking top show. Real brotherhood shit, anon.

[Anonymous No.11611088]

>Wherefore shall we die before thine eyes, both us and our land?
am fucked

[Anonymous No.11611128]

>We imagined great windows that would take in the whole lake, Winter blanketing the ground in white, the dinghy we would use to travel from one side to the other; catching fish from a little boat; everlasting excursions into the almost virgin forest
Sounds comfy

[Anonymous No.11611167]

>"That's what comes of being hand-raised" said Faunia.

The only reason this seems applicable is because almost anything would seem applicable in this context.

At least, that's what I keep telling myself.

[Anonymous No.11611185]

>>11610895
I'll check this out. I hope Silence's tits are as good and perky as described in the book.

Is it just one season or did they split it in like three?

[Anonymous No.11611193]

"Our respected scientists explain the whole thing by saying some blood vessel had burst in my skull as the result of my rage, and the hemorrhaging in my brain made me crazy."
Pretty accurate desu

[Anonymous No.11611220]

>>11607319
>Infrared waves are beyond the spectrum of visible light.
Okay?..

[Anonymous No.11611224]

>>11607319
nice try CIA

[Anonymous No.11611229]

>Review your purpose for meditation.
True. Review until I become indifferent to my hypothetical love life and meditate instead.

[Anonymous No.11611247]

>>11611185
It's the one season, and they kinda go a different direction with Lady Silence as it's AMC.

[Anonymous No.11611280]

>In the proposition a state of affairs is, as it were, put together for the sake of experiment.

[Anonymous No.11611349]

>>11607319
>“Oh, my golly, Mass Will! aint dis here my lef eye for sartain?” roared the terrified Jupiter, placing his hand up on his right organ of vision, and holding it there with desperate pertinacity, as if an immediate threat of his master's attempt at a gouge.
What.

[Anonymous No.11611358]

>>11607319
>It goes astray because it is unable to apply the law of causality to the content of its dreams.

[Anonymous No.11611370]

>after talking to numerous voters, the responses can start to blend together.

[Anonymous No.11611415]

>Her long eyelashes seemed blackened, and in fact were.

[Anonymous No.11611458]

>--Sexyback - mmm Justin Timb! Now Irreplacable, I love Beyonce - now We Run This, Missy Elliott is just --
hmm.

[Anonymous No.11611459]

>>11607319
>But since a dog doesn't live as long as a man, they'd ended up being old together.
Camus, you sick fuck.

[Anonymous No.11611504]

>>11607319
B-but anon, the sentence is the formulation of the Looman-Menchoff theorem

[Anonymous No.11611520]

> This served her white neck for a purple sphere,
> And cast itself at full breadth down her back.

Kit Marlowe, you fucking pervert.

[Anonymous No.11611703]

>>11607859
I like this, what is it from?

[Anonymous No.11611808]

>>11607319
>Fondements de la métaphysique des moeurs

bon

[Anonymous No.11611833]

"You saw shifting dominance in the thermostat system, when the outside temperature fell and the heat leaking out of the poorly insulated house overwhelmed the ability of the furnace to put heat into the room."

???

[Anonymous No.11611843]

>>11611833
So fucking entropy defines my love life? Great. That's just terrific. But I guess technically speaking it defines that because it defines everything I do as an organism such as ingest, digest, respire, etc.

[Anonymous No.11611844]

>>11607319
>With the consuls of the last year of the Republic conveniently added, the array is impressive and instructive.

[Anonymous No.11611849]

>>11607319
>Most of the time the oprichniki did not content themselves with subjugating women to such indignities; a favorite sport was rape, and Tsar Ivan not only approved of but also participated in it.

Seems a bit extreme, but hey, if Tsar Ivan is in on it who am I to judge

[Anonymous No.11611865]

"Pause. I must go now, kiddo."

[Mettaur3 No.11611870]

>>11607319
Phonetics by J.D. O'Connor
"Speakers of Indian languages often use retroflex sounds for t and d in English, and a retroflex r-sound is typical of American, West Country and Irish speakers (Figure 17)."

[Mettaur3 No.11611888]

>>11607319
Phonetics by J. D. O' Connor
"Speakers of Indian languages use retroflex sounds for t and d in English, and a retroflex r-sound is typical of many American, West Country and Irish Speakers (Figure 17)."

[Anonymous No.11611889]

>>11607319
>The times, when spices unleashed wars and robber-knights fought over salt ships, are thankfully over.*

*translated form German

I expected worse from a cookbook, desu.

[Anonymous No.11611918]

>>11607319
>Another parable He presented to them: "The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed which a man took and sowed in the field.

You're goddamn right it is!

[Anonymous No.11611988]

It was followed once again by the sound of a gunshot

[Anonymous No.11612023]

>The children of Simeon: Jemuel, Jamin, Ohad, Jachin, Zohar, and Shaul, the son of a Canaanite woman.
Guess I'm moving to the middle east to impregnate a canaanite chick.

[Anonymous No.11612100]

>>11607669
pretty good- if you'd got archestratus' cookbook, you'd be sucking dick and eating fish.

[Anonymous No.11612110]

"Once upon a Wednesday afternoon a girl stepped into my office for her first session. "
Dream of a manikin - Thomas ligotti
Looks like I'm a gigilo.

[Anonymous No.11612126]

>>11611988
you live in texas? YEEHAW

[Anonymous No.11612130]

>Broad, muscular fields, branches of live oak, loving lounger in my winding paths, it shall be you!

[Anonymous No.11612156]

>A central figure in Niel’s life was his brother, Harald, younger by an year and a half, who became an outstanding mathematician

I don’t even have a brother to do naughty things with, what the fuck
Can I re roll?

[Anonymous No.11612179]

>>11612130
you're gonna get raped innawoods

[Anonymous No.11612364]

>>11612156
Reroll it just to see what you get.

[Anonymous No.11612379]

Which of the two people concerned - the analyst or the dreamer - will dominate the other?

[Anonymous No.11612403]

>Composure, like a dare, sustains and challenges the idea of accurate recognition.

[Anonymous No.11612444]

>General Joffre was shocked; he informed Sir John that no such thing could be thought of; that the Germans must be stopped in their tracks there and then.

Are Germans pretty kinky? If so, thus is spot-on .

[Anonymous No.11612457]

>>11607407
i just laughed the shit out of me

[Anonymous No.11612484]

>>11607319
> That’s true. Why don’t sesame crackers have seeds on both sides?

?

[Anonymous No.11612487]

>>11610423
Yep

[Anonymous No.11612592]

>>11607319
>Our penal system has the result of preserving criminals.

[Anonymous No.11612605]

They can't expect perfection or permanence, and they must bow to universal usage

[Anonymous No.11612626]

>In many oversocialized people this results in a sense of constraint and powerlessness that can be a severe hardship.

[Anonymous No.11612649]

When the first Portuguese traders reached China in the early 1500's, they were impressed by how reluctant the local courts were to condemn a person to death without an exhaustive investigation.

[Anonymous No.11612794]

>>11607319
"Myths are the mental supports of rites; rites, the physical enactments of myths."

[Anonymous No.11612873]

>>11607319
>In ten years?

[Anonymous No.11613086]

>Also regard not your stuff; for the good of all the land of egypt is yours.

What did the apostles mean by this?

[Anonymous No.11613121]

>>11607319
>Elric sank rapidly, desperately trying to keep the last of his breath in his body.
I'm reading this 2 ways, what do you anons think?

[Anonymous No.11613138]

>Que me conseillez-vous, mon coeur?

[Anonymous No.11613246]

>What made it yet more lamentable was, that the unfortunate man, thinking that, before the court, his wisest plan, as well as the most Christian besides, being, as he deemed, not at variance with the truth of the matter, would be to put forth the plea of the mental derangement of Goneril, which done, he could with less of mortification to himself, and odium to her, reveal in self-defense those eccentricities which had led to his retirement from the joys of wedlock, had much ado in the end to prevent this charge of derangement from fatally recoiling upon himself - especially, when, among other things, he alleged her mysterious teachings.

Too true Melville. The Confidence Man is one of my favourite books, but Christ is it ever hard to read sometimes.

[Anonymous No.11613336]

>>11611703
Lookout Cartridge

[Anonymous No.11613361]

>No one saw him disembark in the unanimous night, no one saw the bamboo canoe sink into the sacred mud, but in a few days there was no one who did not know that the taciturn man came from the South and that his home had been one of those numberless villages upstream in the deeply cleft side of the mountain, where the Zend language has not been contaminated by Greek and where leprosy is infrequent.
No idea.

[Anonymous No.11613363]

>"Seems we're in for quite a show!"

I certainly hope so.

[Anonymous No.11613385]

>>11607319
>any bridge we try to build across that infinite chasm between ourselves and God will break, because we cannot bridge an infinite abyss by finite powers

[Anonymous No.11613437]

>>11608535
Same

[Anonymous No.11613449]

>But this “temporary” state of things had gone on and on

Sounds about right

[Anonymous No.11613465]

>>11607319
Although Lord Kṛṣṇa is the Supreme Personality of Godhead, out of his causeless mercy He was engaged in the service of His friend.

[Anonymous No.11613477]

>>11607319
>quite blank, when his uncle entered his bedroom.

This is Uncle Vernon from Harry Potter so there's that in my head now too.

[Anonymous No.11613490]

deru, vb. 出る 1. come out; go out; leave; graduate from.

[Anonymous No.11613521]

>>11613477
fanfiction is banned on this board.

[Anonymous No.11613530]

>>11611220
Means several things:
1. It involves a lot of James Bond roleplay
2. Your dick is the infrared waves.
3 Infrared waves are beyond the spectrum of visible light. Remember this; It will be important in due time.

[Anonymous No.11613531]

>>11613521
I mean, its straight from Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix so...

[Anonymous No.11613532]

>>11613521
journal entries aren't though

[Anonymous No.11613538]

>>11607319
>Why am I here? If this isn't what I want, why does my mind keep coming back to this place?

[Anonymous No.11613541]

>>11613538
....
Cuckold porn. Lots of it.

[Anonymous No.11613546]

>>11611167
Best I've perused out of this thread so far.

[Anonymous No.11613550]

>>11611128
The fuck buy a lotto ticket while you're at it.

[Anonymous No.11613551]

>>11607319
If a population pyramid has a wide base and tapers upward, the region's population is growing.

[Anonymous No.11613562]

>>11607341
fpbp

[Anonymous No.11613573]

>>11607662
You trans bro?

[Anonymous No.11613598]

>>11607319
From The Western Guide to Feng Shui
>Therefore it's a good idea to either screen the bed from the entrance, or choose a bed that can be put away, such as a futon or Murphy bed.

[Anonymous No.11613606]

>>11607319
Buying the Best Seafood
>fishmonger to your home refrigerator or freezer, I suggest you bring along an insulated bag or a small cooler with a freezer pack to keep the seafood cold en route.

Uhhhh...

[Anonymous No.11613616]

>>11608938
Why do you own a book about online streaming you faggot

[Anonymous No.11613794]

> The wife of an adulterous husband, for example, is familiar to him, perhaps, when she is at home.

[Anonymous No.11613885]

>>11607319
I nodded silently - without the slightest inkling as to what she was talking about.

[Anonymous No.11613891]

>>11607723
This is just basically a Bash resource, isn't it? Terminal's just the name of the command prompt

[Anonymous No.11613957]

2.43 The piston from Problem 2.42 is travelling at terminal speed, but, now, with the mass m disconected from it.

(Rough translation, Fox's Introduction to Fluid Mechanics, 7th Ed.)

She was the mass, I'm bound to be free now, lads :')

[Anonymous No.11614012]

>>11607668
Marcus Aurelius?

[Anonymous No.11614195]

It's format, from reality shows to sitcoms is predictable.

[Anonymous No.11614372]

>I was dying, this I knew
Huh. Well that was cryptic.