/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.16073677]

what would he think of anime?

[Anonymous No.16073696]

He'd probably find a way to blame it on the Jews, just like everything else

[Anonymous No.16073707]

>>16073696
So the truth

[Anonymous No.16073715]

what did he think of his own feces, before flushing it away? please guys i need to know. how am i supposed to base my whole identity upon this man, without knowing that? how am i supposed to have a great conversation about feces if i can't simulate what he would have said?

[Anonymous No.16074091]

he wouldn't be interested in it and that would be the extent of his thinking about it

[Anonymous No.16074164]

>>16073677
Anime. Redundant, ghastly. A mediated form of child abuse. Cannot possibly conceive anything artistic. Populated by the reflections of caricatures. Can be reliably placed in front of infants. Can never be enjoyed by a healthy mind.

[Z No.16074225]

>>16074164
>Populated by the reflections of caricatures
Congrats you have done a perfect nabby impression

[Namefag No.16074235]

>>16073707
Fuck off, /lit/ is for the intelligent anons

[Anonymous No.16074290]

>“These are not really Lolitas…,” I observed, finally. “They are sixteen, seventeen years old.”
>“Yes,” she said. “Nabokov was five years off. What most men like is not the moment that precedes puberty, but the one immediately after. Anyway, he wasn’t a very good writer…”
>I too had never been able to bear that mediocre and mannered pseudo-poet, that clumsy imitator of Joyce, who had never been lucky enough to possess the energy that sometimes enabled the insane Irishman to rise above his ponderous prose.
>A collapsed pastry, that was what Nabokov’s style had always made me think of.

[Anonymous No.16074690]

>>16074290
>>“Yes,” she said.
>“Nabokov was five years off. What most men like is not the moment that precedes puberty, but the one immediately after. Anyway, he wasn’t a very good writer…”
>she said
ROASTIE ALERT OPINION DISREGARDED

[Anonymous No.16074855]

>>16073696
>>16073707
what was his exact stance on juice?

[Anonymous No.16074922]

>>16074855
he was very pro-jew, he married a jewess

[Anonymous No.16074946]

>>16073677
Probably whatever his stance on comic books was.

Basically the only distinction is the Japanese cultural focus on cute girls and it being acceptable for men to value cuteness as well as sexual attractiveness. But if you look at Kpop, you'd see thatt's also true of Korea, and if China weren't a dystopian hellhole it would probably refine sa-jiao into moe.

[Anonymous No.16074964]

>>16074235

Yikes, talk about the the dunning-kruger effect