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12837502 No.12837502 [Reply] [Original]

>Oedipa settled back, awaiting the crying of lot 49.
Are you kidding me?

>> No.12837506

the play is among the best things he's written.

>> No.12837510

>>12837502
Absolute madman

>> No.12837523

>>12837502
>And despite his yearning to be accepted among the Petersburg and Moscow elites, the prince would for the rest of his life remain the idiot.

Really, Dosto? Shaking my head.

>> No.12837525

In fact yes

>> No.12837566

>>12837502
its his self-admitted worst work, and frankly the only people who like it are imbeciles who claim to like pynchon for the supposed prestige but are a bit too dumb to read one of his good books

>> No.12837570

I watched, perched on a tree limb, while two young Native Americans and two negro slaves defiled a young buck. They spit-roasted the deer and fucked its skull after he died, again and again cumming into her eye sockets. I remember thinking to myself “this, this truly is Democracy In America

Cmon Alexis, how fucking corny can you possibly be!?? Jeez lo wheez. Talk about predictable. I could’ve seen the deer fucking coming from a mile away!

>> No.12837607

>>12837506
based
>>12837566
cringe

>> No.12837612

>>12837607
im the 2nd guy and i wont deny the play is great just a shame about the rest of the book

>> No.12837656

>>12837502
WHen I did this my thread got pruned >:(

>> No.12837689
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12837689

>And so I did spend many years searching, looking for, perusing every single problem, every single particle of my brain in the hopes that I would finally, after so much profound toil, after so many decades of excruciatingly difficult mental examination, walk the very first definitive steps in the fire-paved road towards the secret diamond of the mind. Never give up! I told myself. And give up I never did, and kept striving for my manifest destiny when one morning, just as the cocks were singing in the backyard and I was having another one of my soul-investigating armchair sessions, something strange suddenly struck me, which I was left aghast when I saw, for it was nothing less than the very Critique of Pure Reason that I had so often dreamed about.

U serious, Immanuel???

>> No.12837712

>I had now ceased utterly to be a human being
Seriously, Osamu?

>> No.12837720

>>12837689
Wow dude. Kant is a fucking brainlet

>> No.12837743

>>12837612
and I'm the first guy. the rest of the book is fun as shit. if you can't sit back and enjoy the wild ride then you don't deserve the greater Pynchons.