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>Sunny as fuck
>be a pretentious faggot and decide to read some books near the riverbank
>wind blowing hard as fuck that I need to suppress the pages
>sun blinds my eyes
>fucking uncomfortable to sit on the grass

Last time I went outside. Fuck outside.

>> No.2766702

>>2766686
>being a pretentious faggot

Didn't you notice? Being pretentious is cool as fuck now!
http://www.salon.com/2012/06/28/its_good_to_be_pretentious/singleton/

>> No.2766705

That's because you did it wrong.
On your stomach on a blanket is the way to go.

>> No.2766708

Reading outside is overrated.
I like to read in front of the fireplace.

>> No.2766721

Was waiting for

>and then I killed the Arab

Disappointed in you.

>> No.2766725

>>2766702
>I was 20 years old and while I understood that people were entitled to their own opinions, I also knew that when they differed from mine it was due to either ignorance or bad taste

What? Someone explain that article to me.

>> No.2766729

>>2766725

Oh wait it's fictitious piece from the perspective of a hipster?

>> No.2766732

>>2766686

This is why you read on a kindle next time while wearing sunglasses.

Protip: It's not that pretentious to wear sunglasses when you're outside.

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2766734

>>2766732

But I want to enjoy nature as it is

>> No.2766735

>>2766729
No.

>> No.2766737

>>2766735

why the fuck are all those comments praising it then?

>> No.2766739

>>2766708
>reading near the fireplace
>implying the light is not inadequate and the flickering is distracting as fuck

>> No.2766740

>>2766725

You really need to learn to read better. That's fairly obvious facetiousness.

>> No.2766742

>>2766737
People are stupid.

>> No.2766749

>2012
>going outside

>> No.2766754

>>2766739
>2012
>not setting your own book fire to improve lighting and add pressure to improve your reading speed

>> No.2766775

>>2766754

I like your style

>> No.2766792

You wouldnt have the sun or wind problem with an ereader, OP.

>> No.2766858

>>2766792
amazon shareholder detected

>> No.2766867

>Sun blinds my eyes
Sit under a tree

>Wind blowing hard that I need to suppress pages
How are you holding the book. Hold with a thumb at the bottom corner of each page like a book is meant to be held, and this isn't a problem. Oh wait, you probably lay it flat on the ground like a total pleb, don't you?

>uncomfortable to sit on grass
1. You get used to it. Your legs are just sensitive to that thing because you've never done it.
2. Where pants
Seriously, reading in nature is the only way to read a lot of books, like Thoreau, London, or Whitman. You'll find that they go from more than just good prose, to a truly spiritual, life changing experience if read outside.

>> No.2766870

2012

Worrying about what people might think of you for reading at a particular place

>> No.2766874

>>2766867

>Hold with a thumb at the bottom corner of each page like a book is meant to be held, and this isn't a problem.

Yeah it is. The wind will catch the loose upper corners.

>> No.2766879

>>2766874
But it won't flip a page so long as you are holding the bottom corner. You should still be able to read without issue.

>> No.2766945

>using two hands to read a book

what kind of books are you reading?

Long finger on spine, pinky on left page corner, thumb on right page corner, index and ring finger supporting the two sides.

one-handed reading forever, means I can snack or drink coffee while reading, or carry my groceries or whatever. Oh wait, don't tell me you guys don't walk and read at the same time?

>> No.2766948

>>2766879

No, you're fucking stupid. It will flip the pages and obscure words.

>> No.2766951

>>2766945

Either your hands are enormous or you only read small books. Try doing that with a 6x8 500 page hardcover doorstopper.

>> No.2766967

>>2766945
>he only reads 100-page paperback children's books
>he has to completely readjust his hand position every time he wants to flip a page


You ever read in public and find people pointing and laughing at you? It's because they think you are retarded.

>> No.2766973

>Walk three miles from my house to Forest Park in St. Louis so I can read my new books.
>Yesterday, at noon, when it topped off at 105 degrees.
>Be fat, walking three miles, I swore I smelled bacon cooking.

>> No.2766990

>>2766973
>Sit in park for 5 hours yesterday, reading Huckleberry Finn
>That great feeling of accomplishment when you whether a 100 degree day, and feel the cool breeze set in as the sun goes down.
>The feeling of having been on an adventure.

See you guys later, I'm heading back to the park today to finish the book.

>> No.2766993

>>2766990
>feeling of accomplishment for reading a novel

Sure is neet in here.

>> No.2766996

>>2766993
>QUIT HAVING FUN!

>> No.2767000

>Take my ereader out to the park
>sit under a wide-trunked comfortable tree
>not too bright, weather is perfect
>lose track of time
>feel sharp pain in my leg
>i'm covered in ants
>I'M COVERED IN ANTS!
>jokes on them, I crushed their city.


fuck outside.

>> No.2767100

>read outside
>it's hotter than in inside my house
>go back inside

>> No.2767103

>>2766990

I really hope this is a joke, because it's a damn good one.

>> No.2767106

Last time I went outside I saw someone fall down the stairs and an ambulance had to called. Granted it was an elderly person but still it's too dangerous.

>> No.2767107

>>2767000
You crushed a MILE of underground tunnels?
Jesus Christ, Godzilla.

>> No.2767121

I feel ashamed even being outside of my house. Sometimes when I walk down the sidewalk of the busy road here, people honk. I would love to go to the park like the fat guy ITT, though.

>> No.2767138

/lit/ is the one place where a discussion on where you're reading gets more replies than on what you're reading and why.

>> No.2767200

Reading outside is great, you people are all faggots if you can't manage it.

>> No.2767206

>>2767121
>people honk.
why?

>> No.2767209

>>2767206
I don't fucking know. I'm a normal looking guy. It's highly unsettling.

It's happened about three times on the same stretch of roadside.

>> No.2767225

Could you do something kinda weird and abstract with DFW's face, such as making certain features of his face (eyes for example) consist of smaller images of his face? Or something like that?

>> No.2767228

>>2767225
Whoops, thought I was in the photoshop thread.

>> No.2767242

>>2766993
>not being neet

>> No.2767543

I drove to a park nearby to read in my car. The passenger in the car next to me blurts out audibly "what is this guy doing is he a child molester or something?"

man wtf

>> No.2767588

>2012
>Not reading in your cold, stony keep over looking the ocean

BLHA GUAHAHA Yes, yes very good, very good.

>> No.2767646
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2767646

>2012
>not reading in your palace surrounded by beautiful gardens paid for by all the working class plebeians

>> No.2767685

i made a thread a lot like this one, after a woefully misguided attempt to read out on a pretty bench in the forest.

so this area is in the shade, the effect of which is that the shadows of leaves are constantly moving about on the page. in parts of the book that the sun hits, they're blindingly bright; makes it difficult to read the parts in shadow, which look almost uniformly black.

and then there's the bugs & spiders. daddy long-legs sitting in a crevice the entire time, just making me feel unsettled. occasionally ants, other bugs, crawling on the bench/crawling on me.

what a terrible mistake that way.

>> No.2767687

>>2767646
the queen of england reads in public parks?

neat!

>> No.2767692

>>2767588
Oh, what I would give for a cold, stony keep over-looking the ocean

>> No.2767696

>want to read outside
>trek to the park, find a rotting bridge to sit on
>109 outside, humid as fuck
>can't breathe
>go back home and read in bed

>> No.2767698

On especially nice days I'll either go on a run or a bike ride down to this little dock/pavilion thing on a lake near my house and I sit there and read.
For some reason, though, I'm the only person who ever goes there. It's a very nice spot, with clean benches and such.
I can't understand why more people don't go there.

>> No.2767715
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2767715

I went to Lizard Island off the coast of Queensland on my honeymoon last summer. pic related Every room has a porch with a hammock and a little bed; both are perfect for reading outdoors. The resort is in the tropics and there are bugs or anything.

>> No.2767720

>>2767698

>>2767685 here

i know that feel. i would go to some benches that were placed along a public trail. almost never saw anyone else sitting there. and these were some nice fucking benches, let me tell you. i'll never forget those benches. they're probably sitting out there right now, underused.

>> No.2767738

>its warm, slightly breezy out but in a pleasant way
>bike to the lake a few miles away from my house
>sit on bench beside lake
>read of mice and men for first time
>get to ending
>cry bitch tears as i finish the book
>look out at lake
it was great

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2768770

>not reading under a bridge

>> No.2768776

>>2768770
Go and sit in the sun, you luxaphobe.

>> No.2768787

>>2768770

Jokes on you, I live under one.

>> No.2768804

>>2768770
cool trousers and sweet trainers. i bet you're cute as fuck.

>> No.2768818
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2768818

>>2768804
>sweet trainers

Try going to the Nike website. They let you fully customize every shoe, even down to the type material for different panels of stitching. They're so cheap too. I have 2 pairs of custom Nikes and three pairs of custom Adidas. I think converse lets you do the same too.

-Pic related is not something I would order.

>> No.2768824

>>2768818
>nike
>cheap
9/10. would get trolled again

>> No.2768826

>>2768804

Thanks for the compliment! They are comfy too btw.

>> No.2768837

>>2768824
Are you kidding? Nikes are usually under £80. A decent pair of Oxfords costs upwards of £300

>> No.2768840

>>2768837
>A decent pair of Oxfords costs upwards of £300
Where are you getting ripped off?

>> No.2768847

>>2768840
What supermarket are you buying shoes in?

>> No.2768850
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2768850

>>2768818
nice. may purchase.

>> No.2768852

>>2768847
You seem upset.

>> No.2768857

>summer
>go outside to read
>hot as fuck in the sun
>move under a tree
>cold as fuck in the shade

>> No.2768885
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2768885

>>2768850
Do you like mine?

>> No.2768888

>>2768885
>>2768850
>>2768818
>>2768770
omfg this is the kind of people that browse this board? or just summerfags? that fucking taste is fucking terrible!

im seriously disgusted.

>> No.2768889

>>2768824

>sun is out and sky is clear
>go outside
>suddenly cloudy as fuck and looking to rain
>go back outside
>sun is out again

Fuck this shit, I'll just sit by the window.

>> No.2768890

>>2768885
Will Smith, is that you?

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2768907

>>2768885
Just ordered mine.

>> No.2769192

>>2766725
Holy shit
Its like hipsters think theyre the center of the universe.

>> No.2769201

>>2768907
WTF. is that shooped or can you actually buy those?

>> No.2769212

>be someone smarter than OP
>sunny as fuck
>wind blowing hard
>but I'm reading on a kindle and I don't need to suppress no pages
>perfectly comfortable

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2769284

>>2769212
>I don't need to suppress no pages
>don't
>no

>> No.2769290

>>2769284
Stop right there, prescriptivist scum.

>> No.2769322
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2769322

>these fucking shoes plebs

don't touch me you filthy casual

>> No.2769331

>>2769290
>prescriptivist

wut has need from him grammer careful.

>> No.2769333

>>2769322
>calls people plebs
>you filthy casual

>> No.2769337

>>2769322
Mountie core.

>> No.2769342

>>2769322
Those shoes are very arousing.

>> No.2769348

>>2769331
>If God does not exist, everything is permitted

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2769350

>>2769322
>>these fucking shoes plebs

>don't touch me you filthy casual

>> No.2769355
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2769355

>>2769350
Corduroy suit core.

>> No.2769358

>>2769348
You know that's a falsely attributed quote, right? Dostoevsky never said it.

>> No.2769369

>>2769358
If Dostoevsky said it in the woods and no one was around to hear it, is it still a quote?

I don't really see where you're trying to go with this contention tbh.

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2769386

>>2769350
get on my fucking level

>> No.2769390

>>2769386
M-M-mike? Mike tyson??

>> No.2769391

>>2769369
It isn't a contention. I'm just pointing out that it's often falsely attributed.

>> No.2769394
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2769394

>>2769386
>>2769350
>>2769322
>you cannot comprehend the nature of my style

>> No.2769404

>>2769391
It sort of is. Though no more so than attributing lines from Plato's dialogues to Plato. I mean, the guy wrote it, albeit in Russian.

>> No.2769406

>>2769386

>everlast

So fucking pleb it hurts.

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2769414

>this thread

>> No.2769422
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2769422

>2012
>trying to bang qt hipster chicks
>not wearing keds or docks

>> No.2769426

>>2769394
I think I just had a seizure.

>> No.2769430

>>2769406
implying those gloves have or ever will be used

>> No.2769441

>2012
>not ignoring the sommergeist and keeping your routine of reading in the uni or local library

laughingkant.gif

>> No.2769515

>>2769441

b-but they have limited opening hours in the sommerzeit.

>> No.2769530

>>2769441
>kann nicht in waldeinsamkeit

Sie sind wirklich ein Plebejer.

>> No.2769536

wow I never knew /lit/ were such /fa/ggots

>> No.2769556
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2769556

>Friday night
>Can't stand my house for some reason
>Go out
>Buy canned beer and bring The wind up bird chronicle with me
>Hop on a train
>Drive to bigger town
>Mfw when reading on a train is the best thing, especially when slightly buzzed

>> No.2769559

>>2769515
>changing your routine just cause institutions change their schedule

>>2769530
>implying i'm not reading day and night in my last days in civilization so i can be ready to leave and build a house in a deep cold forest with 5 chosen books to spend the rest of this life in peace

>> No.2769563

>>2769559
Sounds like the Unabomber.

>> No.2769564

>>2769556
that's a good feel bro

I enjoy reading on the train or the bus on a nice day

>> No.2769578

>>2769559

Which five books?

>> No.2769599

>>2769563
hey i didnt know that guy. his manifesto is on my to-read list now. thanks

>>2769578
>implying it matters

>> No.2769604

>>2769599
OhshitwhathaveIdone.

>> No.2769616
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2769616

>>2769599
anders breivik has a manifesto too. Its called 2083.

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2769617

>>2769604
lol yeah. i might turn into something like that. thats a better life-project than this studying-working crap.

>> No.2769634

>>2769616
>Reading Anders Breiviks manifesto

Skobidy-skobidy do, da skobidy-skobidy de, ska do ska de shop do do dum

>> No.2769636

>>2769616
Breivik's an idiot though.

>> No.2769645

>>2769636
So we'll hate him. Because he can take it. Because he's not our hero. He's a silent guardian, a watchful protector. A dark knight.

>> No.2769652

>>2769645
I think you misunderstand: the guy is stupid.

>> No.2769656

>>2769652

The man is a visionary and patriot.
In 50 years time after the Muslim horde has been expelled from Europe Breivik will be recognized as the hero he truly is.
He is a modern day John Brown.

>> No.2769657

>>2769652
Why? He fully understood the muslim problem in Europe and needed to do something drastic. Now the world has heard of him, and a lot more people, while they don't condone his actions, are sympathetic towards his noble cause.

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2769666

>>2769656
>>2769657

>> No.2769673

>>2769657
>>2769656
>hates Muslims
>shoots Christian kids

>> No.2769682

>2012
>even /lit/ is full of breivik fags

Might as well give up on this site already.

>> No.2769683

>>2769673
Bonus. - two for the price of one.

>> No.2769689

>>2769673

Shoots the future political elite that will implement further multicultural bullshit which will cripple his nation.
Breivik was playing the long con and as a bonus exposed liberals for the deviant cowards that they are.

>> No.2769694

>>2769682
Yes you should. If you want to be sympathetic to the demise of the western world, it's probably better that you leave.

>> No.2769697

>>2769689

>implying his attack wouldn't lead to a wave of solidarity with the social democrats and thus even more enthusiastic kids

>> No.2769725

>>2769694
>"the demise of the western world"

By which you probably mean, among others, achievements like human rights, freedom of speach and expression, religious freedom, freedom to choose your way of life (ex.: the place where you live) and rationality.

You seriously think a strategy that goes against ALL these principles is the way to go?

>> No.2769730
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2769730

>allowing any religion at all

This is why we can't have nice things.

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2769742

>>2769725
No, tighter boarder control and immigration laws, deportation for criminals not born here... would suffice for now.

>> No.2769746

>>2769673
>implying shooting Muslims wouldn't generate more sympathy towards them instead

>> No.2769754

>>2769746

>implying shooting anybody would lead to sympathy with the aggressor

>> No.2769757

>>2769746
Shooting muslims on pay-per-view wouldn't generate sympathy for them.

The trouble with muslims is that they don't concentrate; perhaps we need to set up some form of camp.

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2769762

>>2769694
>western world
>2012
>not realizing a world culture is the only way to world peace

>> No.2769768

>>2769754

That level of violence was a necessary détournement to awaken an otherwise cowed white European populace.

>> No.2769778

>>2769768
>>2769757
>>2769742
>>2769694
>>2769689
>>2769657
>>2769656
>>2769645

You guys must be just trolling right?

>> No.2769787

>>2769762
I bet she came to your college, right?

>> No.2769791

>>2769762
A unified culture isn't possible. Look at the diverse attitudes and dialects in a single country as it is. If the entire worlds population was replaced by one nationality, they would soon divide into sub-cultures and drift apart.

>> No.2769813

>>2769791

>implying this can not be changed

>> No.2769818

>>2769791
Completely possible, it'd just take a fuck-tonne of effort and time, and we'd basically have to completely remake how people treat each other.

>> No.2769851

>>2769818
> it'd just take a fuck-tonne of effort and time
It would take an incredibly oppressive dictatorship. You would have to enforce one set of ideals and imprison any freethinking individuals with innovative ideas.

We have a functional system (albeit not fair) of global hierarchy, whereby minerals are mined in Africa for pennies, sent to Asia for manufacture and consumed by the west. If there was a global equality this system would collapse and we would have to have a tyrannical socialist system which would result in economic collapse.

Further more can you really see Somalia sitting down for a coffee with Japan. Or an Amazonian tribe sharing recipes with a Lithuanian town; all in one language. All equal members with a unified currency of an invariable value? The world is to diverse.

>> No.2769862

>>2769762
Eh, a one world government would be more sufficient for peace than a "world culture", though the former could possibly accelerate something like the latter.

>> No.2769863

>>2769787

Nope, I'm a Dutchfag and never met her.

>> No.2769869

>>2769818
>remake how people treat each other.

I don't agree that it's impossible, like the other anon is saying, but when you enter into the realm of "remake how people behave" aren't you kind of abandoning the peace platform or, at the very least, taking it to authoritarian levels?

>> No.2769874

You guys are talking like there are clear and distinct cultures but in reality everything is multicultural, it's just that people are still in denial. We don't need a world culture, but rather we need to recognize and accept the fact of multiculturalism.

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2769875

>>2769862
>one world government
>New world order
>illuminati
>Annunaki

>> No.2769877

>>2769851
Fine, if no global equality then death to humanity.
only death and destruction awaits humanity now, too evil for your own good.
death to humanity, what's wrong with oppression? cant handle not being allowed to hate another for stupid differences?

>> No.2769882

>>2769862
>world government

too centralized and too much power bro

>> No.2769902

>not striving for Global Communism instead
>no need to compete
>no need to look for work in other countries
>no mingling of cultures

It's perfect!

>> No.2769909

>>2769882
I think it's inevitable, unless we blow ourselves up first.

It would probably be less centralized than you think, if only due to the increasing decentralization of opinion and power of mass communications like the internet (which is on the verge of becoming almost impossible to censor/repress).

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2769968

>>2769851
>implying people of all over the world aren't for example speaking to each other on this very website and partake in a share of culture that is very much globalised

We are nearing a form of post-geographical society. Different cultures are nearing closer to each other. We also move all over the world. We are sharing values more than ever. I have this very week, as a Dutchman, sat down for coffee with a Lithuanian, two Turks, an Iranian, an Afghan, a Hungarian, a Pole, a Greek, an Indonesian and a Filipino. There's many more kinds of people that I encounter. And that's not even counting the people that I speak to online. We are truly coming nearer to one another, and recognising that we all want pretty much want roughly the same things.

It is mostly a misunderstanding that people differ that much from one another. Sure, there might be cultural differences. But we always are more alike than different. We are all humans with roughly the same needs. And it is very well possible to work together to achieve those needs without bothering to meddle with each others more specific demands.

Even if many of us are not hedonists, we can all agree that we all dislike to suffer and enjoy what is pleasant. We can also see that our lives are becoming more and more interconnected, and therefore we fare increasingly better when looking out for the welfare of others. We are nearing some form of cosmopolitanism. It is inevitable. The only choice that we have, much like someone travelling downriver, is how to steer clear of the rocks.

>> No.2770041

>>2769968
>we can all agree that we all dislike to suffer and enjoy what is pleasan

but we enjoy seeing others suffer and suffer seeing others enjoy, therefor communist solidarity is still the ideal solution.

>> No.2772271

>>2770041
>sociopath who thinks he speaks for everyone and not himself
seriously, sociopaths always do this.
aren't you faggots supposed to not care and not need any justifications for what you do? you might be the psychotic kind though

>> No.2772612

>>2769968
wow how fucking brainwashed are you?

There is no such fucking thing as "post-geographical"
what we as whites are doing is FORFEITING OUR HOMELANDS

You'll never see any of these immigrants follow us in this lunacy because they can see for themselves how fucking retarded it is.

>But we always are more alike than different.
Except where those differences pose IRREPARABLE CONFLICTS, of course the liberals like yourself solve the conflicts by surrendering and compromising at every point.

Well, you liberals have your fantasies, maybe one day you will look at the society you have created and regret your actions, maybe not.
I know liberals clap when they think about a future where they themselves have been genocided or ethnically cleansed.

Look at the inherent contradictions in your own nonsense.
You want people to care about others yet you want to destroy all the bonds that tie people together, such as religion, family, community, nationalism, patriotism, etc.
Why would i give a penny to a stranger? Why would i ever help them out?

Not everyone is a filthy xenophile like yourself.

>We are truly coming nearer to one another, and recognising that we all want pretty much want roughly the same things.
This is the key point where you shoot yourself in the foot, we all want the same things THEREFORE THERE IS COMPETITION OVER IT. We must organize to get the things we want, and to ensure a steady supply, or we will perish.

>> No.2772704

>>2772612
>I know liberals clap when they think about a future where they themselves have been genocided or ethnically cleansed.
>liberals clap at the end of their race

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>>2772612
>homelands
>religion, family, community, nationalism, patriotism, etc
>liberalism
>we
>they

>> No.2772903

>>2766702
>2012
>still reading Salon

That site is seriously locked in a time-stasis from like 2002.