/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.21496692]

Nietzsche fans be like. yeah my favorite books are the gay science and ecce homo

[Anonymous No.21496695]

>>21496692
based image

[Anonymous No.21496699]

>>21496692
>jaywalking
Arrest the criminal scum.

[Anonymous No.21496701]

>>21496692
the tales of the mighty dead

[Anonymous No.21496734]

>>21496692
A Nietzsche fan is more likely to have Terry Pratchett, Brandon Sanderson and Frank Herbert books in his library than any other philosophical work that isn't neech

[Anonymous No.21496739]

>>21496692
Can you explain that image in relation to Nietzsche?

[Anonymous No.21496745]

The new runway is a billion-dollar boondoggle /// He killed 12 people before the authorities finally nabbed him /// I was a sassy kid who sometimes talked back to my mother /// As an overarching theory, the idea that humans moved from freedom to stuckness seems to reinscribe some of the schematic evolutionary folktales that the book exists to critique /// She delivered her speech with tremendous wit and verve /// The chassis lurched forward and then back sharply, knocking the four passengers off balance /// The unrest has cast a pall over what is usually a day of national rejoicing /// This odious walled vertical suburb is a civic embarrassment, the embodiment of a runaway plutocracy that places its own interests over the commonweal — and common decency /// They spent their honeymoon in a cruddy beachside hotel /// He broached the subject they had been avoiding all evening /// We should have sat down and addressed the issues head-on /// It felt churlish to tell him that I was in a hurry, that the coffee would have to be quick /// She could always be relied on to hold court with hilarious tales /// Her remarks were intended to scotch rumours of imminent job losses /// The middleweight fight was said to be a grudge match /// After the row in a pub he drove off in a huff /// One is the passive failure to disclose something a negotiation counterpart doesn't know, while paltering is the active use of truthful statements to mislead /// Today, women tennis players are not encumbered by long, heavy skirts and high-necked blouses /// Even iconic Italian runabout boatmaker Riva stopped using wood for its hulls in 1996 /// The reason is misinformation for sure, and more fundamentally a lacuna in thinking prompted by an emotional reaction /// She thought that the houses were a nice little nest egg for her sons when they came of age /// The soldiers were ready at a moment's notice /// /// As we came into the arena, we were jostled by fans pushing their way towards the stage /// His nasty words were mere bluster, rarely converted into deeds /// Traffic congestion in large cities seems to be an insoluble problem /// In the video, she does a little twirl to show off the frock /// The Health Education Council has been reconstituted as the Health Education Authority /// The sums were showered in a plentiful rain upon the evil and the good, upon the wealthy and the penurious /// Emily should have included these pieces of information to flesh out her argument /// In an attempt to change its staid image, the newspaper has created a new section aimed at younger readers /// If she thinks him too sweet and smarmy with other people, she should let him have it to his nose, straight out /// After spending some time on the island they became inured to the hardships /// When people in their social circles are positive and supportive, fear is dispelled and courage renewed /// In the early 1900s, farming was the mainstay of the national economy

[Anonymous No.21496757]

>>21496692
this image is fake because I've never seen people outside walking on their legs.

[Anonymous No.21497829]

If you call yourself a nietzsche fan you have been filtered by nietzsche

[Anonymous No.21497859]

>>21496692
That neighborhood has odd zoning laws.

[Anonymous No.21497876]

>>21496692
this is so uncanny it's like someone made an American suburb into a walkable one

[Anonymous No.21497952]

>>21496692
Cursed image

[Anonymous No.21497966]

>>21496739
he talks about this image in the gay science

[Anonymous No.21498005]

>>21496692
nice ressentiment, fag

[Anonymous No.21498028]

>>21496699
>walk on the street
>get thrown to jail
Do Americans... really? Land of the Free kek

[Anonymous No.21498075]

>>21496692
nietzschesisters...how can we recover from this?

[Anonymous No.21498079]

>>21498075
By pronouncing ecce homo correctly.

[Anonymous No.21498096]

>>21498079
eshe homo? exe homo? eke homo ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRGHHH M LOST

[Anonymous No.21498150]

Nietzsche bros, our response?

[Anonymous No.21498164]

>>21498075
>>21498096
the classic cope of course:
>being gay is actually based and chadpilled, see: antiquity

[Anonymous No.21498169]

>>21498096
etche homo
Not eshe or, worse, ek-ke. Ekse is acceptable

[Anonymous No.21498219]

>>21498028
Those are yuropoors actually

[Anonymous No.21499365]

>>21498096
icky homos

[Anonymous No.21499373]

>>21499365
based

>>21498169
cringe

[Anonymous No.21500320]

>>21498169
>Using the Italian pronunciation of Latin
Ngmi

[Anonymous No.21500361]

>>21498028
Yes lmao