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Is this what the average /lit/ meetup would be like? Losers trying to one-up each other with obscure authors?

>> No.17737774

Yes, and if you can't handle it you should simply kill yourself.

>> No.17737790

>>17737766
Yes because the well adjusted people who use /lit/ wouldn’t go to a /lit/ meetup because they’re well adjusted. You would only get the extreme autists and grifting narcissists.

>> No.17737793

>>17737774
Lmao

>> No.17737802

>>17737766
based
wish I could have been there

>> No.17737803

>>17737766
Sounds based.

>> No.17737810

>>17737766
Holy based, new meetup when?

>> No.17737819

>>17737766
i wonder how they saw him while he was alone oogling them while they smoked and bantered

>> No.17737825

>>17737766
Seems like meetups violate the anonymity of 4chan kinda like tripfags are treated with contempt.

>> No.17737858

>>17737766
I made a few good friends at /cgl/ meet ups years ago.

I'd assume /lit/ meetups would be different in that everyone is an autistic sperg and doesn't know how to socialize or partake in actual conversation that flows smoothly amongst a larger group, seeing as everyone's a stranger. I've seen the photos of past meet ups here and what amounts to flash fiction confirming the level of tisum exuberated from its participants. A lengthy snarky post would translate to someone blowing air from their nose in a slightly annoyed fashion. Plus, given the fact no one here actually reads the whole thing would really just be /soc/.

>> No.17737881

filtered faggots are always so triggered.

>> No.17737895

Who wants to have a meetup in Raleigh, North Carolina?

>> No.17737898

>>17737790
I don't think anyone who spends a significant amount of time on 4chan is "well adjusted".

>> No.17737908

>>17737766
>woman present
NOT BASED

>> No.17737910

Austin, tx anyone?

>> No.17737911

Which blue-board has the worst meetup potential?

>> No.17737913

Miami anyone?

>> No.17737924

>>17737819
They must have thought he was the mysterious artist they strive to become.

>> No.17737937
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>>17737766
I’d meet up with some /lit/ bros but I fear there aren’t many Britbongs here. Plus the boozers aren’t open yet and we’d have to get a few pints in before getting into the brass tacks of literature

>> No.17737946

>>17737766
just wanna say there's absolutely no way any of this really happened. one love x

>> No.17737994

>>17737946
>a 4chan meetup consisting of autist pseuds and incels? nah that's ridiculous

>> No.17738000

>>17737937
/britlit/ when?

>> No.17738019

>>17737766
big words coming from a twitter nigger

>> No.17738047

>>17737766
This is obviously made up

>> No.17738048

>>17737766
yes, probably. The more normal people know to avoid 4chan meetups, so the only people who do attend are even weirder than the average poster, which is already pretty weird

>> No.17738050

>>17737994
>an arthoe and her drifter bf
>they spent the entire time smoking unfiltered cigs
>and how i could avoid it
embarrassing amount of /lit/esque making stuff up sorry but >Only a fool would take anything posted here as fact.

>> No.17738084

>>17737994
Why would autist pseuds and incels go out into public?

>> No.17738105

>>17738000
Trips confirms /britlit/ should be a thing. I want somewhere to wax lyrical about J.G. Ballard and Irvine Welsh

>> No.17738129

>>17737766
That’s what /lit/ is already like

>> No.17738170

>>17738105
I'd come.

>> No.17738271

>>17737766
The last time I did a 4meetup, 1 showed. So naturally, we spent the entire evening arguing who was the government agent, it was undoubtedly him, before getting wasted and ranting about the most frightening absolute states that persist in our geographic area

>> No.17738279

>>17737766
Daily reminder that "meet-ups" are an absolute subversion of what sites like this represented and normies such as the guy from the tweet, as well as any other normies that participated in the event, are trash.

>> No.17738330

>>17738279
>muh normies
Humans are social creatures anon, I thinking meeting up with people online is a good thing especially based on shared interests. Hell, if it wasn’t for dating apps I’d probably be a virgin

>> No.17738488

>>17737898
>I don't think
We can tell.

>> No.17738635

>>17738105
As much as I appreciate trips i'm not convinced we need another thread on another board. Maybe once a week like on /biz/

>> No.17738724

I went to one in New York a few years ago. There was one guy that had one of those three ring binders with “Muh Memes” scrawled across the front cover. He had printed up screen shots in the binder that he claimed were proof that he had invented the Corncob McCarthye meme and the Anna Karenina copypasta.

Another guy only wanted to discuss Atlas Shrugged but nobody else had read it and he stormed out in a huff saying ‘typical /lit/“. Somebody tried discussing Anthem with him but he wasn’t having it

There was another guy who never made eye contact with anybody and if anybody asked him his name he would only say “just call Anon”

>> No.17738735

>>17737766
>not smoking a pipe
Ngmi

>> No.17738785

>>17737895
I used to live there, I would've been your friend

>> No.17738922

>>17737766
Wow that guy got filtered hard.

>> No.17739168

>>17737911
/mlp/

>> No.17739212

>>17737766
I went to one yeeears ago. It was literally just five goofballs, two of which were over-boisterous to cover their fears, the others, myself included, were quiet and unsure what to say, how to act, and how much to reveal about themselves. There were some attempts at talking about books, but they were short-lived because no one really wanted to commit to liking anything and the discussion just devolved into referencing a meme about whatever was being mentioned and then everyone would sip their coffee without tasting it.

>> No.17739219

>>17738271
that actually does sound like a good novella

>> No.17739639

>>17739168
I'd disagree. Once you get shameless with your autism things can actually get pretty fun.