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surveythread Anonymous Sun Mar 10 14:18:23 2013 No.3547541 [Reply] [Original]

Survey thread!

Gender:
Age:
Profession:
Country:
Book you read now:
Is it any good?

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 14:21:23 2013 No.3547551

>>3547541
>Gender:
M
>Age:
23
>Profession:
MSc. Student
>Country:
UK
>Book you read now:
Different seasons by S. King
Thinking, fast and slow by D. Kahneman
>Is it any good?
Yes. This is my first King and it is surprisingly good.
Kahneman: it was really good at the beginning but it starts become dull now when I'm at the end

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 14:30:22 2013 No.3547565 M 22 Leech USA The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Don't know yet

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 14:31:22 2013 No.3547566 M/18/IT tech/UK Ham and Rye by Charles Bukowski. A friend lent it to me, describing it as "a working class American Psycho". The story is pretty crazy so far, but it's a fun ride, in a sad way.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 14:40:22 2013 No.3547586 >Gender: Male >Age: 22 >Profession: Student & multiple business owner >Country: US >Book you read now: Hume's An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding >Is it any good? I found enjoyment in the sections about free will and miracles.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 14:50:23 2013 No.3547600

>Gender:
male
>Age:
19
>Profession:
Intern at a local bookstore. Don't know how to proceed afterwards.
>Country:
Germany
>Book you read now:
On the Road: The Original Scroll
>Is it any good?
I like it so far, but I guess I was expecting too much from Kerouac's "spontaneous prose".

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 14:52:22 2013 No.3547604 >>3547541 >Gender: M >Age: 20 >Profession: Studying Computer Science >Country: UK >Book you read now: The Life of Ivan Denisovich >Is it any good? Don't know yet. Probably not.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 14:52:22 2013 No.3547605 >Gender: Male >Age: 21 >Profession: Hikokomori >Country: Canada >Book you're reading now: the third part of the vampire chronicles >Is it any good? Yes. Feel free to mock and scoff, elitist shits.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 14:54:22 2013 No.3547608

>Gender:
M
>Age:
18
>Profession:
high school student
>Country:
U.S.A.
>Book you read now:
Book on general Hellenistic & Roman philosophy. Also "The House of Life," a sonnet sequence by Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
>Is it any good?
I'm impressed with Epicurean philosophy. And Rossetti is a nice poet.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 15:03:22 2013 No.3547618 >Gender: M >Age: 21 >Profession: Medicine student >Country: Mexico >Book you read now: The Book of Delusions by E. M. Cioran Is it any good? It's like if I was reading what I have always wanted to know. So yes.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 15:11:23 2013 No.3547634 Male 18 Student Jersey, C.I. Moby Dick Yes, I like the contrast between the narrative and the pseudo-academic sections. Some of the archaisms are a bit obscure though >WTF is a Right Whale?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 15:13:23 2013 No.3547638 >>3547604 >One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich >Probably not [good]. You're in for a surprise

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 15:14:23 2013 No.3547643 File: 19 KB, 294x353, 1351354866896.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >all these 18 years olds What a convenient coincidence!

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 15:18:23 2013 No.3547657

>Gender:
Male
>Age:
20
>Profession:
Student - Computer Engineering/Math
>Country:
USA
>Book you read now:
Red Mars
>Is it any good?
It's fun, the character shifts are appreciated and the plausibility of the whole scenario really catches me. Though I will read some other books before returning to its sequels, not having much time to read has caused this to stretch out into about a month.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 15:20:24 2013 No.3547661 >Gender: Male >Age: 18 (Really 18) >Profession: Student and Slacker >Country: Brasil >Book you read now: Triste Fim de Policarpo Quaresma by Lima Barreto >Is it any good? No, not really, it lacks style.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 15:26:23 2013 No.3547676 Male 22 Student Finland À la recherche du temps perdu I'm starting to realize my French isn't as good as I thought it was. The work seems marvelous, however.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 15:31:23 2013 No.3547691 >>3547541 >Gender: M >Age: 18 >Profession: Physics student >Country: UK >Book you read now: HhhH >Is it any good? We shall see.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 15:32:22 2013 No.3547696 Gender: M Age: 18 Profession: Student Country: USA Book you read now: The Master and Margarita Is it any good? It started off kinda slow, but it's growing on me

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 15:33:22 2013 No.3547698 >>3547643 What a handsome beast

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 15:35:22 2013 No.3547704 >Gender: M >Age: 20 >Profession: History student >Country: Canada >Book you read now: La Condition Humaine (Man's Fate) >Is it any good? Yup, fun read and fast pace. Love books based on historical events, and the characters are good

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 15:49:22 2013 No.3547740 Gender: M Age: 18 Profession: student Country: Italy Book you read now: 1Q84 Is it any good? Very enjoyable, there are still many unsolved questions (just finished book 1)

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:03:22 2013 No.3547787 File: 175 KB, 1024x765, returnmyheadwear.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Gender: Male Age: 30 Profession: Coroner's Assistant Country: Ooosah Book you read now: The Black Company Is it any good? It's absolutely excellent

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:04:22 2013 No.3547793 >>3547605 >Hikokomori Unless you live in Japan you're using the wrong word. You meant to write recluse.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:06:23 2013 No.3547800 Gender: >Male Age: >19 Profession: >Professional student, part-time teacher at religious school Country: >UK Book you read now: >Infinite Jests Is it any good? >It's...footnotey.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:12:22 2013 No.3547825

Gender: M

Age: 18

Profession: Student and Professor of Sounds: Librarian and Donated; Composer; Constructor; Crafter.

Willing to be cool like the Physics bros at one point.

Country: My house in the USA, I want it to be your house though. . .

Book you read now:
-Our Media, Not There's
-Censored 2013
-The Problems of Man - John Dewey.
-O.K*

Are they any good?
Essential, as you can write a few hundred essays upon each individual one; as their message is to spread a movement that perhaps may be your media is in fact your friend and that they are the fourth branch of your glorious world Government that tells truthful things that are probably all for compulsory Education; you are an anarchist scum that will have to play by the rules of the system [read what they read, preach how they preach, and leech how they leech] to later dismantle it.

*I read the Oedipus King to my mother. . .

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:14:22 2013 No.3547834 >>3547825 Kill yourself

>>	24, btw Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:16:23 2013 No.3547839 >~25 replies >10 are people under 20 Aaaand it's time for me to stop posting here.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:18:23 2013 No.3547853 >>3547834 Yeah, I should've wrote: *O.M.N. Theirs My bad sir; mi malo senior; moi mal monsieur.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:19:23 2013 No.3547858 >>3547825 You sound like a douchebag. >18 years old Yep.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:20:23 2013 No.3547860 >>3547839 Maybe some of kiddies wish they were a couple years younger.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:21:22 2013 No.3547869 Gender : F Age : 23 Profession : student Country : Algeria Book you read now : A Game of Thrones Is it any good? not really, I'm thinking about droping it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:22:22 2013 No.3547879 >>3547869 Watch the show instead. You get to see titties so it's go that going for it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:25:23 2013 No.3547892 >>3547793 I mistyped it, too.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:26:23 2013 No.3547896
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>Gender:
mtf
>Age:
18
>Profession:
a-level student
>Country:
northern ireland
>Book you read now:
i. oscar wilde's fairy tales
ii. dial m for murdoch
>Is it any good?
i. totally undervalued
ii. depressing, but yes

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:26:23 2013 No.3547900
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Male
26
Student at univ (I know, taking forever)
USA
I'm usually going back and forth among three to four books, reading a few chapters, taking down notes, and then switching over to another book I'm reading,, currently I'm reading:
The Jefferson Lies - Barton
Mastery - Robert Greene
George Washington's Sacred Fire - Lillback/Newcombe

Mastery is excellent, I recently finished my notes on Green's 48 Laws of Power and thoroughly annoyed it.
Jefferson Lies is excellent, full of historical content and facts, I lime Jefferson the more I read about him.
Sacred Fire is amazing just due to the sheer volume of it. It's amazing but huge, so sometimes I get a bit worn down with it and switch over to the other books and read those more than this, but I'm swinging back towards it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:27:22 2013 No.3547905 >Gender: M >Age 20 >Profession Student. Also work at Best Buy like three times a week. >Country US >Book you read now Kafka on the Shore >Is it any good? I'm only on like chapter 13 but it's pretty interesting so far.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:28:22 2013 No.3547906 File: 11 KB, 272x190, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3547900 He'll with the typos, fucking autocorrect.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:28:22 2013 No.3547910 Gender: M Age: 27 Profession: Accountant Country: UK Book you read now: Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire Is it any good? It's excellent, but I recommend an edition which highlights where Gibbon was inaccurate.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:30:23 2013 No.3547921 >>3547900 Did you start school late or...?

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:31:22 2013 No.3547933

>>3547839
What were you expecting exactly? That a bunch of people in their late 20s/early 30s were going to be posting on an image board with little productive value? I can't imagine I'll have that much free time at the stage of my life compared to now when I'm a student.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:31:23 2013 No.3547930
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>Gender:
Male
>Age:
19
>Profession:
NEET.
>Country:
Norway.
>Book you read now:
The Collected Stories, Pushkin.
Crime And Punishment, Dostoevsky.
>Is it any good?
Both are great so far.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:32:22 2013 No.3547934 >>3547930 >NEET. >Norway. Your viking ancestors would be ashamed.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:32:22 2013 No.3547935

Gender: Male
Age: 24
Profession: Student/TA/RA
Country: Canada
Book you read now:
Mason & Dixon, Thomas Pynchon
The Book of Dead Philosophers, Simon Critchley
Is it any good?
Loving M&D and hope to finish it in the next couple days and The Book of Dad Philosophers is okay, but it's not what I was expecting.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:32:22 2013 No.3547936 >>3547541 >Gender: Male >Age: 19 >Profession: None (withdrawed from my studies) >Country: Germany >Book you read now: Mann: Buddenbrooks >Is it any good? Had a slow start, but now towards the end it offers some interesting character developments.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:33:22 2013 No.3547943 Gender: Female Age: 22 Profession: Student Country: United States of America Book you read now: Nietzsche: The Man and His Philosophy Is it any good? Yes

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:33:22 2013 No.3547944 >>3547933 >I can't imagine I'll have that much free time at the stage of my life compared to now when I'm a student. That's what everybody thinks. You think a full time job is going magically eliminate the rest of the hours in the day?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:33:22 2013 No.3547945 >>3547936 >>Profession: >None (withdrawed from my studies) What are you even doing with your life you fucking loser just leave already

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:35:22 2013 No.3547954 >>3547934 >>3547934 Just taking a year off to read and enjoy life at home before I go off to uni. Let them be ashamed.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:35:22 2013 No.3547956 >>3547944 Yes because one will be a jaded, tired heap of lifeless shit.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:35:22 2013 No.3547957 >>3547945 Fuck off.

>>	Essex de Vere !!lmSgGrvazOe Sun Mar 10 16:35:22 2013 No.3547959 >>3547896 What's the most compelling from our king and queen of Queer: The Happy Prince The Nightingale and the Rose The Selfish Giant The Devoted Friend The Remarkable Rocket

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:36:22 2013 No.3547964 >>3547921 Had a slow first few years, back and forth from home, getting the money together, drop/withdrawn courses, et hoc genus omne. I'm sick of it and ready to be done with it all.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:37:22 2013 No.3547970 >>3547896 If you're "mtf", then shouldn't you just say that you're f? I mean, that's what you're 'trying' to be, right? I don't understand why you would write "mtf" then.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:37:22 2013 No.3547971 Gender: Male Age: 22 Profession: NEET/ Wannabe Pianist Country: England Book you read now: Pierre Closterman bio Is it any good? I can see why Faulkner praised it. i'm liking it. Will probably read Rudel's bio next.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:38:22 2013 No.3547975 Gender: M Age: 14 Profession: Student Country: USA Book you read now: Ulysses by James Joyce Is it any good? I'm loving it. (USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:39:22 2013 No.3547978 >>3547964 Gotcha. I didn't start college until 22 so I likely won't finish until I'm around your age. I love being in school but I hate that feeling of being "behind" as stupid as it is. It'll balance out in a few years anyway.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:39:22 2013 No.3547982 >>3547975 reported

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:42:22 2013 No.3547997

>>3547959
Definitely 'The Devoted Friend':
Dying in a puddle in the moors~ <3

I loved the angsty materialist in 'The Nightingale and the Rose' too though.

It was surprising how blatant his homosexuality is. Guess the guy needed some form of venting outside the bedroom.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:42:22 2013 No.3548003 >>3547982 What for? Announcing your reports is also against the rules so fuck you. Also... >thinking that everything everyone says on 4chan is true

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:43:22 2013 No.3548005

›Gender
Male
>Age
18
>Profession
my major is Law. Plan on being a lawyer.
>Currently Reading
A Cruel Wind by Glen Cook.
>Any good?
I'm only about 18% of the way through the book, but so far I don't really like it. Maybe that because I just finished rereading Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones though?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:44:22 2013 No.3548012 >>3548003 It's a bannable offense to be underage on this website.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:45:22 2013 No.3548021

>>3547978

I understand. I now wish I had just taken a couple or three years after I graduated high school just to do a general job, this last year or so I'm realizing more and more my major isn't really what I want to do but I've gone so far into it to switch to something else would mean even more years in school. Sucks.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:45:22 2013 No.3548024 >>3547943 > Nietzsche kill yourself

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:46:22 2013 No.3548025 >>3548012 You don't have to be so butthurt about it and report it right away. I'm 24, my finger just slipped.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:46:22 2013 No.3548026 oh, now that explains why lit is as shitty as it is. average age is like 20.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:46:22 2013 No.3548029 >>3547970 'cus i'm very open about it in real life (to my peril). i'm "trying" to be me, and being trans* is a big part of my life and, as a result, my identity.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:47:22 2013 No.3548031 >>3548024 This board doesn't deserve Nietzsche.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:48:22 2013 No.3548036 >>3548025 There's a reason this website turned to shit, and it's the same reason Facebook turned to shit. You children shit up everything.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:50:22 2013 No.3548051 >>3548031 His philosophy is retarded, he doesn't even deserve to be talked about on /soc/ >>3548036 >implying facebook was ever not shit. They cant even into pronouns

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:51:23 2013 No.3548057 >>3548026 As if that's anything to be surprised about, fag. I bet when we get to be 23 like you we'll have finally reached enlightenment and become valuable contributors to this pit.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:52:23 2013 No.3548059 File: 495 KB, 194x172, mike tyson.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3548051 Because you've read all of Nietzsche and understand his thoughts absolutely, right? Fucking retard.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:52:23 2013 No.3548060

>>3548051
>His philosophy is retarded, he doesn't even deserve to be talked about on /soc/

He's an incredible writer and his insights into morality are without equal. Hell, even his insights into human psychology are relevant. But I'm sure you've never even read any of his work cover to cover, so why waste my time.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:52:23 2013 No.3548062

>>3547541
Male
22
Economist, currently unemployed
Colombia
The brothers Karamazov
I don't know yet, although I've read more than half of it. The plot of the girl that every man wants and that plays with their feelings is highly relatable, but I wonder if that is all there is to the book.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:53:22 2013 No.3548070 Has anyone ever looked at the typical ages of people that tend to answer questionnaires?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:53:23 2013 No.3548063 >>3548036 >same reason Facebook turned to shit. Facebook was always shit.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:53:23 2013 No.3548065 >>3548026 How stupid do you have to be to need a thread like this to tell you this? Hope you fuck off

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:54:22 2013 No.3548074

Yeah, wow. Didn't realize so many of you were so young. I know it's an image board and yadda yadda yaddda, but I didn't actually start coming here until I was 22 (24 now). I figured the long history would at least guarantee some older users who stuck around. Pretty sure the older survey threads had an older mean age, too. Hm.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:55:22 2013 No.3548078 >>3548074 You sound 12 though

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:56:22 2013 No.3548081 >>3548078 Better than sounding 18.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:57:22 2013 No.3548086 >>3548078 Yeah, you tend to drop a lot of pretensions about the way you communicate as you get older.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:57:23 2013 No.3548087 >>3548074 I can't even tell if this is sarcasm or not. Why do you write like this?

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:58:23 2013 No.3548094

>>3548060
>needing some one to explain to you morality and philosophy instead of deciding it yourself and making your own personal morality and philosophy.

God you're a Fucking pleb. You're just as bad as the nuts who blindly follow the Bible bad its "morality and philosophy". Please kill yourself, its not like you're going to care anyway.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:59:23 2013 No.3548097 >>3548087 >write like this Like what?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 16:59:23 2013 No.3548098 >>3548094 troll, or the best of irony

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:00:22 2013 No.3548106 >>3548094 >its not like you're going to care anyway. Oh, you have that perspective on Nietzsche.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:01:22 2013 No.3548113 File: 207 KB, 1280x720, 7angrymen.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] <Gender: Male >Age: 34 >Profession: Med student >Country: Sweden >Book you read now: The Samurai: Their history and ideals >Is it any good? Yea

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:02:23 2013 No.3548119 >>3548097 >Yeah, wow. >yadda yadda yaddda >Hm. Also >implying long history means anything when most people leave by age 24 >implying these surveys are even remotely accurate >implying anyone cares when you started coming here

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:07:23 2013 No.3548143

>>3548119
>>implying long history means anything when most people leave by age 24
I wonder if this is actually true. Unless you stop using the internet, I don't see why leave this. But again, I left numerous boards behind. There's only a matter of time until I get tired of /lit/ too.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:07:23 2013 No.3548144 >>3548119 That's how pussy New Yorkers like me talk. >implying I'm supposed to know the average age people leave a site I'm not a part of >implying the surveys aren't remotely accurate >implying the entire thread isn't designed to talk about yourself

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:10:22 2013 No.3548159

>>3548144
You've been here for 2 years and are posting in threads but you're not a part of the site. Okay bud, I think it's time you were honest with yourself.

And no, only the younger people answer the surveys. The older folks either ignore the thread or just come in to bitch about how many younger people there are.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:13:22 2013 No.3548168

>>3548159
Yeeeeah, but the part about me making the assumption about the long history of the board correlating to older users was linked to when I first joined the board, hence before my history here. Knew you were gonna make this mistake. Can't be that sharp if a "yadda yadda yadda" throws you off the rails.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:16:22 2013 No.3548183 >>3548168 None of what you said has anything to do with anything that I said. It's hard enough deciphering your incoherent ramblings, but please make an attempt to stay on topic.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:17:22 2013 No.3548190 >>3548183 >None of what you said has anything to do with anything that I said Uh huh.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:19:22 2013 No.3548201 >Gender: M >Age: 20 >Profession: Student >Country: Finland >Book you read now: Short stories by H.P. Lovecraft >Is it any good? Creepy and really fascinating.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:21:22 2013 No.3548210

>Gender:
M
>Age:
22
>Profession:
Tutor (formerly)
>Country:
USA
>Book you read now:
If on a winter's night a traveler by Italo Cavino
>Is it any good?
Not really, feels like a chore to read. This is my first Cavino and I'm reluctant to read anymore after this.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:24:22 2013 No.3548226
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>Gender:
M
>Age:
21
>Profession:
Computer Science (Student)
>Country:
Bulgaria
>Book you read now:
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
>Is it any good?
Yes. I was really impressed by 1984 and this book seems just as interesting and vaguely similar in its prophecy.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:27:23 2013 No.3548240

>>3548226
>I was really impressed by 1984 and this book seems just as interesting and vaguely similar in its prophecy.
Guess I'll postpone Fahrenheit a bit more then. I really wish I liked 1984 and this kind of books. I guess it has something to do with my indifference towards politics. Oh well

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:29:23 2013 No.3548246

Gender: Male
Age: 24
Profession: Soon-to-be Lawyer
Country: United States
Book you read now: A Void by Geogres Perec
Is it any good? It's strange so far, what with it originally being a French text where the author never used the letter "e" then translated into English still without using any "e"s, but I'm only 50/300 pages so too soon to say anything definitive.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:31:22 2013 No.3548254 >Gender: M >Age: 23 >Profession: science grad student >Country: canada >Book you read now: there is a season, pat lane >Is it any good? not sure yet

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:37:23 2013 No.3548285 File: 208 KB, 850x478, 1315414713057.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3548240 But I really enjoyed reading it, Anon. It's not as political as 1984. Give the first part a try on my behalf.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:48:23 2013 No.3548321 Hm, not hugely diverse. Was hoping for more older people, but oh well.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:49:22 2013 No.3548332 >>3548240 Why would you say you're indifferent to politics?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:51:22 2013 No.3548349 >>3548240 >my indifference towards politics That's awful, Anon.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:55:22 2013 No.3548374 >>3548332 >>3548349 I really tried repeatedly. Turns out it's not my scene and that's that

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:59:22 2013 No.3548395 >>3548374 but it affects you, stupid. you're obliged to give a damn.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 17:59:22 2013 No.3548396 >>3548374 Sorry to hear that Anon. Keep your chin up though, you might one day manage it. btw, Farenheit is more about how evil TV is than anything else. Kinda like brave new world.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 18:00:22 2013 No.3548397

Lit is a lot younger than I expected. Or at least the people in this thread are. I thought I was outstaying my welcome by being 19.

>Gender
Male
>Age
19
>Profession
English Student
>Country
UK
>Reading?
This Side of Paradise
The English Patient
Letters to a Young Contrarian
>Thoughts?
TSOP is pretty amazing thus far, only 64 pages in but still
English Patient is not that great, but I have to read it for my course
Letters is enjoyable, much prefer Hitchen's other books (Just finished Mortality and it was excellent)

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 18:01:23 2013 No.3548401

>Gender
F
>Age
19
>Profession
Student literary science
>Country
Netherlands
>Book you read now
Life of Pi
Solaris
Lady Chatterley's Lover
>Is it any good?
Life of Pi: meh, entertaining enough until now though
Solaris: very much
Lady Chatterley's Lover: I like it well enough. Sadly, like most well-known classics, I don't think it will be able to live up to all the praise it's getting.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 18:04:22 2013 No.3548410 >>3548395 Can't phase me. It might have something to do with how frustratingly unimportant is one vote, or with how people have different interests. >>3548396 >how evil TV is Oh boy. I might just forget about it altogether

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 18:05:22 2013 No.3548418 >>3548401 I found Lady Chatterley's lover boring, but I think I just Sons and Lovers might have just left a bad taste in my mouth.

5aiah !TEh2XluLzI Sun Mar 10 18:15:22 2013 No.3548463

>>3547541
>Gender:M
>Age:22
>Profession:Philosophy Student
>Country:US
>Book you read now:Factotum and Post Office by Charles Bukowski
>Is it any good? Very gritty, "dirty realism" as they say. Defintely an interesting read.

>>3547566
It gets a tad bit better each book. His childhood was fucked up so much tho. That's chronologically the first one but the third one he wrote.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 18:21:23 2013 No.3548494

Gender:
> M
Age:
> 23
Profession:
> Technical Support Analyst
Country:
> United States (Kansas City, MO)
Book you read now:
> Gravities Rainbow, William Blake (Selected Poems), and 9 Chains to the Moon
Is it any good?
> Gravities Rainbow is giving me some trouble, Pynchon is never as satisfying as I hope he is going to be, the shit usually has to ferment in my mind for a while before I come around. Blake is Blake (which is good) and R. Buckminster Fuller, as I am finding out, is a genius.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 18:32:23 2013 No.3548535 >Gender: male >Age: 20 >Profession: Math student, ID theft/bank fraud >Country: france >Book you read now: Gravity's rainbow >Is it any good? cryptic at first, gets better by the page

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 18:38:22 2013 No.3548553 File: 152 KB, 470x400, 1343456815642.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3548494 So many gravities.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 18:39:22 2013 No.3548561 >>3548025 >>3548012 If this guy really was 24 then that was harsh, lol.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 18:55:22 2013 No.3548618 Male 22 Student/Newspaper copy writer/editor United States White Noise by Don DeLillo Very. Plan to finish it later this evening.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 18:57:23 2013 No.3548632 >>3548553 I just jumped to 4chan's front page and saw this on the recent images. What the fuck

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:02:22 2013 No.3548659 M 18 (lel) Liberal Arts Student Canada Therese et Pierette a l'Ecole de St-Anges by Michel Tremblay It's pretty good, I liked La Grosse Femme better, but it's still a great representation of Quebecois live

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:03:22 2013 No.3548663 >>3547869 naw stick with it it's not high literature but it's a fun series

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:04:22 2013 No.3548670 >>3548062 There's much more to come, keep going!

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:16:23 2013 No.3548721 File: 146 KB, 800x584, zandneger.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>Gender: Female >>Age: 24 >>Profession: None, student >>Country: The Netherlands >>Book read atm: Toby Wilkinson - Ancient Egypt Just started.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:22:22 2013 No.3548739 >>3547541 Gender: male Age: 18 Profession: engineer intern at NASA Country: USA >Book(s) Carl Sagan's Cosmos, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams and Catch 22 by Joseph Heller. >Good? Yes, they are all pretty awesome.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:27:23 2013 No.3548752 File: 268 KB, 361x691, 1359475298796.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3548094 Wow great arguments, you seem like someone who understands Nietzsche thoroughly

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:34:22 2013 No.3548777 >>3548094 no reason to be upset, u r loved :)

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:41:22 2013 No.3548799 Gender: F Age: 21 Profession: HR/Process work in manufacturing Country: United States Book you read now: Ubik Is it any good?: Have had to put it down several times just to think about the construct of the world. I'm really enjoying it.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:41:22 2013 No.3548801

>Gender:
Male
>Age
20
>Profession:
Student
>Country:
Texas
>Book
(for school) Middlemarch, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde, some stuff by Alexander Pope, and for fun: In Memoriam by Tennyson
>Good?
Middlemarch is pretty good although I've only finished book 1. Dr. Jekyll is good too. I'm not a huge Pope fan, but I can appreciate what he does I guess. In Memoriam is really good. Nice vivid imagery and lots of feels.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:44:22 2013 No.3548812 >>3547565 That's for sure one of my favorites, I hope you have a good time with it in the end

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:45:22 2013 No.3548814 >>3548812 I've heard great things. I'm thinking of maybe getting through Native Son first

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:47:22 2013 No.3548826 >>3548814 Can't comment as I picked up Black Boy before I ever got around to Native Son and seem to be the only person on Earth that can't stand it. If you're in to black studies or history I highly recommend Revolutionary Suicide by Huey Newton

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:51:22 2013 No.3548849 >Gender: M >Age: 23 >Profession: law grad >Country: Australia (only one itt by the looks of things...) >Book: The Story of Art. Really enjoying it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:56:22 2013 No.3548872 >Gender: F >Age: 19 >Profession: Student >Country: USA >Book you read now: One Hundred Years of Solitude >Is it any good? Ho boy, it's amazing. Makes me wish my Spanish was better.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 19:58:22 2013 No.3548884 >>3548826 I'll check it out. What do you think of Ralph Ellison?

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:00:23 2013 No.3548894

>Gender:
M
>Age:
19
>Profession:
Community college student/grocery store cashier.
>Country:
IL, US
>Book you read now:
Marcus Aurelius' Meditations.
>Is it any good?
I want to eat myself obese so I'll have the surface area to have its entire text tattooed on me.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:01:23 2013 No.3548898 >>3547853 >moi mal

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:02:22 2013 No.3548906 >>3548849 The Gombrich book? Is it really good? I ordered it over Christmas, but never got it. Might have to buy it.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:03:22 2013 No.3548912 >>3547825 You're not a native English speaker, are you?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:11:25 2013 No.3548947 >>3548912 Why do you think so?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:13:25 2013 No.3548961 >>3548659 how does it feel to be the worst person here?

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:15:25 2013 No.3548968

>Gender
male
>Age
18
>Profession
student/ retail at a bookstore
>Country
United States
>Book I'm reading now
Minerva's Owl: The foundation of Western Political Thought. I switch between this book, Thomas Jefferson: the Art of Power, and Zen mind: Beginner's mind.
>Is it good?
Yea, for what it is. Basically explains why politics works the way it does and also breaks down Socrates and Plato pretty well.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:18:23 2013 No.3548976 >>3547541 >Gender: M >Age: 20 >Profession: CNC Mechanic >Country: Germany >Book you read now: Lolita >Is it any good? it's an interesting odyssey

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:28:22 2013 No.3549025

>>3547541
Gender: Female
Age: 21
Profession: Student of Literary Studies
Country: Colombia
Book you read now: Las muertas (The death-ones?) by Jorge Ibargüengoitia.
Is it any good? A lot. His work is not as know as it should be, since he died kinda young. But he is amazing. He have a very elegant sense of humor.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:31:22 2013 No.3549040 >>3548670 Great man, thanks.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:34:22 2013 No.3549056 Gender: Age: 40 Profession: Electrician Country: U.S.A. Book you read now: None currently Is it any good? N/A

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:36:22 2013 No.3549063 >>3549056 What are you doing here, Dad?

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:38:29 2013 No.3549068

>tfw I'm nearly 26 and it only seems like life has gotten harder and scarier despite my increasing knowledge, income and experience.

I miss when I was 18 and felt invincible. Now my hair is graying, I've got arthritis thanks to Lyme Disease, my parents have been dead for a couple years, and I haven't seen friends from HS in years.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:42:23 2013 No.3549085 >Male >20 >EMT >USA >Pale Fire

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:43:23 2013 No.3549088 >>3549056 Just looking after all the little ones

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:47:23 2013 No.3549106 File: 1.62 MB, 2448x3264, IMG_0322.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Male 22 recently unemployed / student usa Brando, My Solitude by Arno Bertina yes, good little novella

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 20:48:23 2013 No.3549108 M 25 Unemployed Netherlands Walden Yes

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 22:38:22 2013 No.3549509 >>3547541 M/20 CS student/no current job Northeast O.N.A.N. Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep Tense as fuck.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 22:42:22 2013 No.3549523

Gender: Male

Age: 24

Profession: Unemployed/student/hospital volunteer

Country: Murica

Book you read now: Franny and Zooey

Is it any good?: Yeah, but not as much as Catcher in the Rye or 9 Stories. It's weird reading a 25 y/o refer to his mother by her first name as they bicker more like an old couple than a mother and son. I don't know if this is just awkward writing on Salinger's part or if it's just 1959 normal writing that's weird to me a contemporary reader.

>>	p Sun Mar 10 22:44:22 2013 No.3549529 >>3547541 >male >23 >architecture college student >US >War of Art: it's pretty ok, not mind breaking but it does raise some good points. I like its concept of the genius, but it is hardly original.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 22:44:22 2013 No.3549530 Gender: Male Age: 22 Profession: Unemployed Country: Italy Book you read now: Fathers and Sons Is it any good? It's nice, hopefully shaping up to be pretty good

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 22:46:23 2013 No.3549534 Gender: M Age: 25 Profession: Student/shitty customer service job with flexible hours Country: Australia Book you read now: Dresden files, small favour Is it any good? I like it; I enjoy a ragtag, mouthy protagonist.

p Sun Mar 10 22:48:22 2013 No.3549539

>>3547869
the first book seems slow on the first read of the series, because it has a shit ton of background on the world that doesn't seem important until you make sense of it all. Up to you if you want to stick with it though, the show is doing a phenomenal job with it.

>>	p Sun Mar 10 22:53:22 2013 No.3549554 >>3548210 Read "Cosmicomics," especially the short story "the distance from the moon" in it. It's fun stuff, and if you don't like his short stuff you can easily drop it after getting a good feel for him quickly

anonowl Sun Mar 10 22:54:22 2013 No.3549557

>Gender:
male
>Age:
19
>Profession:
Student
>Country:
Scotland most of the time.
>Book you read now:
I tend to read many books at once so apart from textbooks I'm reading Bobby Fischer Teaches Chess, Pawn Structure Chess, Concrete Hell (non-fiction about Urban Warfare), Clausewitz on War, Utopia, Setting Fire to the East (also non-fiction), the Poetic Edda, the Epic of Gilgamesh, a collection of letters by Christian women in the late Roman Empire. Grits Niall Griffiths. There might be one or two more.
>Is it any good?
They're all good, even if they weren't I would read them anyway as it would allow me to more adequately debate the book with someone at a later date.

>>	p Sun Mar 10 22:55:22 2013 No.3549562 >>3548410 It's not about how evil tv is... it's about how idleness eats away at humanity and ourselves. the big wall screens (Tv) is just an example of it... give it a shot anon, it's legendary for a reason.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 22:55:23 2013 No.3549564 Gender: Male Age: 21 Profession: Unemployed Country: By birth? Australia. By residence? 'MURICA Book you read now: Red Storm Rising - Tom Clancy Is it any good? It's entertaining. I like it. I just felt like reading something cheap and easy.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 22:56:23 2013 No.3549566 m 27 knitting machine programmer Italy god emperor of dune. halfway through.very good so far.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 22:56:23 2013 No.3549571 >>3549557 How are you liking Utopia? I just finished it yesterday.

>>	p Sun Mar 10 22:57:23 2013 No.3549574 >>3548801 shit, poetry for fun? hat's off to you anon

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 22:58:22 2013 No.3549580

Male
18
Nuclear Engineer
US
Das Kapital
It is very good. I'm applying a scientific analysis to it. So far, my line of work seems the more promising for creating a sustainable (Environmentally and Economically) future. Considering starting a technocratic revolution because biased.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 22:58:22 2013 No.3549581 Male 21 - USA Gai-jin I suppose, in a shallow soap opera sense.

>>	Tallis !!DxrlCMGAS2J Sun Mar 10 22:58:22 2013 No.3549582 >>3549566 >god emperor of dune heh

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 22:58:23 2013 No.3549578

>Gender:
Male
>Age:
26
>Profession:
Statistician. (Though all I really do is program to manipulate data.)
>Country:
Iowa, United States
>Book you read now:
A New History of Western Philosophy by Anthony Kenny
>Is it any good?
Yes, it serves as an excellent primer for someone coming into philosophy for the first time. Kenny himself says it's aimed for second- and third-year undergraduates.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 22:59:22 2013 No.3549583 >>3549580 >18 >nuclear engineer Don't you mean precalc student?

>>	Tallis !!DxrlCMGAS2J Sun Mar 10 22:59:22 2013 No.3549584 >>3547541 >m >18 >student >canada >The Young Girls, Henry de Montherlant >yes

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 22:59:22 2013 No.3549586 File: 175 KB, 450x337, waterdeer.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Gender: Female Age: 29 Profession: Bookseller Country: Murrika Book you read now: The year of dreaming dangerously Is it any good? Yesh

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:01:22 2013 No.3549591 >>3549586 What has deer in mouth?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:02:22 2013 No.3549596 >Gender: Male >Age: 19 >Profession: Private music teacher >Country: United States >Book you read now: A Scanner Darkly and Teatro Grottesco >Is it any good? Yes and most of the stories are great.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:04:22 2013 No.3549599 >>3549591 It's a water deer; they have tusks :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_deer

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:06:23 2013 No.3549607 >>3549584 >Montherlant So you're a nazi right?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:09:22 2013 No.3549618 >>3549586 Want to get married?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:11:22 2013 No.3549626 >>3549599 That's pretty cool. Thanks.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:11:22 2013 No.3549627 >>3549583 Yes :(

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:18:23 2013 No.3549642 >>3549586 That deer is kawaii as fuck

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:19:23 2013 No.3549647 >>3549586 >Yesh Would not bang.

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:19:23 2013 No.3549649

>Gender:
Female
>Age:
23
>Profession:
Student/unemployed
>Country:
USA/Texas
>Book you read now:
The Book of Imaginary Beings by Borges and A Brief History of Fables by Lee Rourke
>Is it any good?
Yep! Both are excellent. The Borges one is best taken at random, because it is an encyclopedia. You can really see how widely he read, and I appreciate the variety of the animals included - Eastern ones are not ignored, not-quite-animals from authors like Kafka are included too. The fables one is giving me a better grasps of the history of them, as well as introducing me to lots of new authors (mostly in the contemporary section). It's not just a history, it's literary criticism as well. Most of the authors covered get hit at a few different angles, with their life and their influence, what they brought to the genre.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:24:22 2013 No.3549669 >>3549618 Very flattered, but I'm not looking for anything right now >>3549642 I don't know about kawaii; I just like the idea of a deer that looks like it could/would rip someone's face off >>3549647 >Zizek impression failsh through texsht

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:27:22 2013 No.3549684 >>3547676 Hey, here's an advice : drop Proust and go for Céline's Voyage au bout de la nuit. Céline is the greatest (second only to Balzac) imo. male 23 Material sci. & eng. France Some book about St-Petersburg. Decent.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:27:22 2013 No.3549686 >Gender: M >Age: 21 >Profession: Student/Barker >Country: Brazil >Book you read now: Wheel of Time: New Spring >Is it any good? Nope. First time reading this series and it's not as good as I thought it would be. Wouldn't recommend to anyone.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:29:22 2013 No.3549692 >>3549669 >Zizek impression In that case, might bang.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:32:22 2013 No.3549709 File: 122 KB, 450x2650, everytime.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3549692 See above, but here's this for you

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:33:22 2013 No.3549719 >>3549709 >see above You don't have to consent in my imagination.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:35:22 2013 No.3549724 >>3548894 So that rule about wearing outside clothes while your inside really gets to you huh?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:36:22 2013 No.3549730 >>3547541 Male underage b& dat high school US Infinite jest liking it a lot, and yes, I love the autistic descriptions. >inb4 on page >50

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:38:22 2013 No.3549735 >>3549719 Fair enough. Enjoy your speculations then.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:40:22 2013 No.3549740 >>3549735 Have you ever fantasized about being forcefully taken by a stranger?

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:42:23 2013 No.3549749 >>3549740 No thank you >If this is where this thread is going I'm going back to my show

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:44:22 2013 No.3549764 >>3549749 >No thank you Is that a no? Or a no thank you? You can be honest.

>>	p Sun Mar 10 23:50:23 2013 No.3549782 File: 31 KB, 500x368, 1361673762277.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3549719 >>3549740 >>3549764

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:51:23 2013 No.3549786 >>3549782 Thank you

>>	None !!lZetafI6z8s Sun Mar 10 23:53:22 2013 No.3549791 File: 63 KB, 580x398, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] female 19 this week got no fuckin job man united states max stirner: his life and work / dante's inferno yeah to both

>>	None !!lZetafI6z8s Sun Mar 10 23:54:22 2013 No.3549794 >>3549791 fucking shit i meant the divine comedy

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:55:22 2013 No.3549795 >>3549791 >female pics?

Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:59:22 2013 No.3549803

>Gender: Female
>Age: 29
>Profession: High school teacher
>Country: USA
>Book you read now: Brief Interviews with Hideous Men
>Is it any good? Yeah. This is my first Wallace book... his prose is a bit different than what I generally enjoy but he writes quite skillfully and makes it work.

>>	Anonymous Sun Mar 10 23:59:22 2013 No.3549804 >>3549782 It's a common fantasy among both sexes. >>3549786 I'll take that as a yes.

>>	p Mon Mar 11 00:02:23 2013 No.3549814 >>3549794 Dante's Inferno is part of the divine comedy right? we got ya, how's the poetry working out so far? Are you reading a particular translation you think works well?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 00:06:22 2013 No.3549825 >>3547896 what a surprise you're reading something "undervalued" Do you, yourself, feel undervalued? Is it redundant for me to ask that at this point?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 00:20:23 2013 No.3549857 >>3549804 >believe what I want >internet ok

>>	None !!lZetafI6z8s Mon Mar 11 00:32:22 2013 No.3549892 >>3549814 i'm enjoying it, and i'm just reading some older harvard edition with "DANTE" printed on the side i'm borrowing from someone. i like the translation a lot but i've always liked older translations for stuff like that

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 00:34:23 2013 No.3549895 >>3549804 >It's a common fantasy among both sexes. Americlaps go home already. You're ruining sex for the rest of humankind.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 00:34:23 2013 No.3549896 >Gender: Male >Age: 19 >Profession: Student of physics >Country: USA >Book you read now: Brothers Karamazov >Is it any good? Hell yeah

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 00:35:22 2013 No.3549899 >>3549857 I'm not bullshitting.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 00:39:22 2013 No.3549914 Gender: Is this really a question? Age: 18 Profession: student Country: usa Book you read now: Under the Volcano by Malcolm Lowry Is it any good? Only read one chapter so far but it was amazing

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 00:39:22 2013 No.3549916 >>3547541 Male 30 Musicologist (classical music) Amurica 18% Gray by Zachary Karabashliev Hell, no.

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 00:43:22 2013 No.3549925

>>3548906
Dunno if you're still around, but an emphatic yes. Really good! I was kind of expecting something to be broken up in styles (e.g. cubism, impressionism, surrealism, etc.) but instead it's more chronological and broken up into different eras. You won't see all the main paintings of major artists, but instead there's more about their style, influences, etc. But yeah, very readable and easy to pick up and put down. Also a bit about design and architecture too surprisingly.

But yeah you won't be disappointed.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 00:46:22 2013 No.3549936 >>3549649 Ginseng?

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 05:08:23 2013 No.3550371

>Gender:
Male
>Age:
18
>Profession:
Student graphical design
>Country:
Netherlands
>Book you read now:
Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky
>Is it any good?
It's great! For some reason the writing gives me a great and real mental vision, and the main character does speak to me in a sense—mostly his way of thinking and how he goes about things, while in a more drastic manner than I would. Still, with my competence of the English language I still have some issues grasping some scenes in the book, but I am enjoying it all the same as a new challenge.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 05:13:22 2013 No.3550377 F 19 Student Australia The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle I think so, yes.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 05:20:22 2013 No.3550384 >Gender: Male >Age: 22 >Profession: student/writer/layabout >Country: Aus >Book you read now: Wheel of Time book 1, Post Office, The Mosquito Coast >Is it any good? Yes, yes, yes

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 05:25:23 2013 No.3550389 >>3547975 >>3547982 (USER WAS BANNED FIR THIS POST) what

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 05:27:23 2013 No.3550393 >>3550389 Rules are rules.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 05:29:23 2013 No.3550397 >>3550389 MODS=GODS

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 05:32:23 2013 No.3550403 >>3550377 dtf?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 05:35:23 2013 No.3550407 >>3550403 That depends. What do you read?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 05:41:22 2013 No.3550417 >>3550407 I don't, I'm just here to shitpost.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 05:47:22 2013 No.3550427 >>3550377 Read anything else from Murakami? I read Norwegian Wood and it's compelling me to read every single book from him.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 05:47:22 2013 No.3550428 >>3550417 Then no thanks.

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 05:57:22 2013 No.3550435

>>3550427

No I haven't sorry. I have seen the movie Norwegian Wood and enjoyed the general plot, so I think that will be the next Murakami I read.

Be aware thought, I am of the belief that Norwegian Wood is quite different to his other novels- which are more surrealist. The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle has a slow beginning, but it's finally getting into more of a flow.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 06:03:22 2013 No.3550440 >>3547541 >Gender: F >Age: 23 >Profession: student >Country: Aus >Book you read now: Atomised - Michel houellebecq >Is it any good? Fucking filthy, pure smut

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 06:05:22 2013 No.3550445

>>3550435

Right, thanks for letting me know. You miss out on a lot of information on, for example, Reiko and Toru's roommate at the dorms. The book is from Toru's perspective and thus gives you more insight on what happens while the movie has a more generalized point of view and focuses a little more on sex.

Anyway, I'll probably read the Wind-Up Bird Chronicle or Hard-boiled Wonderland and the End of the World next.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 06:16:22 2013 No.3550453 >>3550445 Interesting, I look forward to reading it nonetheless. I hope you enjoy The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle as much as I am. It really is rather good.

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 06:20:23 2013 No.3550455

>Gender:
Male
>Age:
18
>Profession:
Student
>Country:
Portugal
>Book you read now:
Rainer Maria Rilke - Stories of God
>Is it any good?
It is quite hard to follow his ideas sometimes, but his writing is wonderful and so far I've bumped into some memorable Short Stories.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 08:13:22 2013 No.3550547 >Gender: Male >Age: 34 >Profession: Software engineer >Country: Serbia >Book you read now: Thus Spoke Zarathustra >Is it any good? Hell yes, for I love thee, O Eternity!

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 08:34:22 2013 No.3550589 >>3550440 will you be my girlfriend?

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 08:45:22 2013 No.3550612

>Gender:
M
>Age:
20
>Profession:
NEET/soon to be student
>Country:
UK
>Book you read now:
Mysteries, Knut Hamsun
Age of Huts, Ron Silliman
The Book of the Damned, Charles Fort
>Is it any good?
I'm enjoying them all in there own way. Mysteries can be a bit frustrating, but that's more of a character trait of Nagel. It's similar to Hunger in that way, except less abject.

Ketjak in The Age of Huts is a very fun read so far. A distinctive style of prose poem.

I'm finding Charles Fort quite difficult. But it is entertaining and has philosophical ideas that I find interesting like everything being an expression of one universal whole and how that places limitations on scientific theories.

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 08:51:22 2013 No.3550622

>Gender:
M
>Age:
18
>Profession:
(Failing) Architecture student
>Country:
Philippines
>Book you read now:
Book 4 of Discworld. I just started reading Discworld last week.
>Is it any good?
Yeah. It's fun, a bit reminiscent of Douglas Adams, whom I adore.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 09:46:22 2013 No.3550675 M 27 NEET/daytrader EU like 6 nonfiction and 2 fiction, 12 books/month masterrace all of them are good for what they are

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 09:58:22 2013 No.3550687 File: 35 KB, 311x311, 1362188533502.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Gender: >Male Age: >21 Profession: >Student Country: >Sweden Book you read now: >The Illuminatus! Trilogy Is it any good? >Awesome

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 10:01:22 2013 No.3550689 >Gender male >Age 20 >Profession student/warehouse worker >Country USA >Book you read now David Foster Wallace - Brief Interviews With Hideous Men It's alright. Some of the stories are really interesting but others are a bit of a chore to get through.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 10:33:22 2013 No.3550759 >Gender F >Age: 22 >Profession: neet/soon 2b student >Country: PI >Book you read now: Three Guineas >Is it any good? too soon to tell, but im liking it so far

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 10:33:22 2013 No.3550760 >Gender: M >Age: 29 >Profession: PR-manager for a major industrial corporation >Country: Sweden >Book you read now: Torgny Lindgren - Ormens väg på hälleberget >Is it any good? Yup, filled scandinavian with darkness and horror, incest, rape and murder.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 10:34:22 2013 No.3550761 >>3550759 I just bought this. I'm looking forward to reading it.

Pookie Mon Mar 11 10:46:23 2013 No.3550791

>>3547541

>Gender:
Male
>Age:
20
>Profession:
Full time 'Law and Management' student, part time retail slave
>Country:
Scotland, currently on a 5 month placement studying in Denmark
>Book you read now:
Working my way through EU-PIL (a textbook) for class, almost finished 'A Storm of Swords: Part ||' by George R.R. Martin
>Is it any good?
Yes actually, although everyone on this board will likely shit all over it, the characters are very interesting and Martin likes to kill off his characters which makes for a much more interesting read then a lot of popular fiction - I hate happy endings and I like that the most honourable house in the series gets constantly buttfucked.

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 11:06:22 2013 No.3550835

>>3550791
>gender
male
>age
24
>profession
database maintenance and system administration
>country
U.S.
>Book you read now:
The Golden Bough by James Frazer
>Is it any good?
It's really interesting and exhaustively researched and footnoted, although I'm only a few hundred pages in. It's a lot of fun to read about the history of magical and spiritual belief.

>>3550791
I also enjoyed Game of Thrones. Although I find that I enjoy it less the more magic he introduces to the setting.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 11:10:23 2013 No.3550846 >Gender: Male >Age: 20 >Profession: Student of History >Country: The Kingdom of the Netherlands >Book you read now: The Pale King >Is it any good? Oh yes

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 11:12:22 2013 No.3550849 >Gender: Male >Age: 19 >Profession: School >Country: Sweden >Book you read now: At Swim-Two-Birds >Is it any good? It's very enjoyable but there's no doubt a lot of the jokes go over my head.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 11:24:22 2013 No.3550876 File: 391 KB, 500x539, i am fucking done with this shit.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Male 21 None, student. USA That is All by John Hodgman One of the best humor books I've ever read.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 11:25:22 2013 No.3550878 >>3550846 I assume you've read IJ, in what ways is it different aesthetically/philosophically?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 11:27:22 2013 No.3550882 >>3550878 I haven't, I'm afraid. Am planning to in the immediate future. I've heard say that Infinite Jest is mainly about entertainment. In that case The Pale King is mainly about why we need entertainment.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 11:32:23 2013 No.3550898 >Gender: Male >Age: 19 >Profession: School >Country: Denmark >Book you read now: The Master and Margarita >Is it any good? It is highly related to what I am currently reading about, I can only be sad that I can't read it in Russian

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 11:50:22 2013 No.3550944

>Gender:
M

>Age:
24

>Profession:
Leech. Finished med school, waiting for my papers.

>Country:
Mexico

>Book you read now:
The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie
Cien años de soledad (A hundred years of solitude) by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

Is it any good?
TBI: Being a follower of this genre I'm liking the characters so far, however I've just started and I've no idea of what is happening.

100: I feel confused as fuck. I mean, how many family members am I supposed to remember?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 13:33:22 2013 No.3551160 Male 24 Chemical Factory Worker USA Empire State by Adam Christopher s'ok

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 13:37:22 2013 No.3551174
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male
17
in school
palestinian but live in dubai
sirens of titan by kurt vonnegut

5th book i'm reading by him, so far fucking fabulous i love how crazy and how his books are big 'screw you's to the 'traditional' way of writing literature

prop my fav book by him is breakfast of champions

he has said

>i think it can be tremendously refreshing if a creator of literature has something on his mind other than the history of literature so far, Literature should not disappear up its own asshole, so to speak."

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 13:56:22 2013 No.3551233 >>3547740 >1Q84 >good

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 13:56:22 2013 No.3551234 Male 19 Student England Lolita Only just started, but so far, seems good.

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 15:11:23 2013 No.3551411
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Male
25
Watch Repair
Canada
Flow, my Tears, the Policeman Said
I've just recently discovered the works of Philip K. Dick and I am engrossed by all of them so far.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 15:12:22 2013 No.3551413 Male 27 writer France. The Pale King. Yes.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 15:17:22 2013 No.3551427 File: 8 KB, 172x256, proust.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3551413 Writer in France? I'm writing stuffs in French as well, would you like to share some bits?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 15:20:23 2013 No.3551432 >>3547541 Gender: Male. Age: 24. Profession: Student. I do some freelance writing for a few websites when I need some extra cash. Country: US expatriate in Canada. Book you read now: the Brief Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao. Is it any good? It's a'ight.

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 15:26:22 2013 No.3551452

>Gender:
M
>Age:
17 (This is SFW right?)
>Profession:
High School Student/Grocery Bagger
>Country:
USA
>Book you read now:
Salems' Lot & The Stand 1st ed
>Is it any good?
Yes, i love post apocalyptic novels and as for vampires, they are good when done right.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 15:30:22 2013 No.3551464 File: 43 KB, 250x387, Naziwik.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Gender Male >Age 31 >Profession Teacher (German, English) >Country Austria >Book you read now Nazi Literature in the Americas by Roberto Bolano >Is it any good? Hell yeah

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 15:30:22 2013 No.3551469 >>3551452 >17 (This is SFW right?) Doesn't matter. Better delete your comment, someone ITT got banned for being 14

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 15:30:22 2013 No.3551470 >>3551452 >17 (This is SFW right?) All boards are 18+, sorry m8

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 15:36:23 2013 No.3551483 File: 956 KB, 368x226, tumblr_m1tiz1bRWe1qajegro1_400.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Male 19 Student France Les antimodernes de Joseph de Maistre à Roland Bartes par Antoine Compagnon Really good

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 15:38:22 2013 No.3551489 >>3548159 Damn, sure is young in here.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 15:43:22 2013 No.3551502 >>3548113 Karolinska Institutet?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 15:52:22 2013 No.3551537 >>3549791 >that total admiration of Mackay towards Stirner Feels almost uncomfortable at times.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 15:55:22 2013 No.3551545 >>3548074 Perhaps they're changing diapers or some shit. We got some militant oldfags defending the married life to their last breath here.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 16:01:22 2013 No.3551572 >Gender: Male >Age: 20 >Profession: Student >Country: Sweden >Book you read now: Filosofin genom tiderna: Efter 1950 - Konrad Marc-Wogau The Bootleggers - Kenneth Allsop >Is it any good Enjoying both.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 16:38:22 2013 No.3551691 >all that unemployed and neet and student as profession Stay strong /lit/.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 16:42:22 2013 No.3551705 >>3551545 Or smirking at the likes of you.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 16:49:22 2013 No.3551734 >>3551705 Glad to be of service, pops.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 17:02:22 2013 No.3551775 >>3547541 Male 44 (profession withheld) UK The Longest Journey, (E.M.Forster) Of fucking course it's good

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 17:03:23 2013 No.3551784 >>3547634 Er... it's a Right Whale. It's a sort of whale, one which the whalers used to particularly like, for a number of reasons.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 17:05:22 2013 No.3551789 >>3547975 i lold

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 17:09:23 2013 No.3551807 >>3551775 Thanks, this has just reminded me to go grab Room With a View since I read a bit of it in a library once when waiting for someone.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 17:10:23 2013 No.3551809 >>3551691 Well shit, we wouldn't be posting here if we had lives.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 17:56:23 2013 No.3551949 >>3551809 >implying the unemployed don't have more of life than the drones Stay self-hating lumpenaristocracy.

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 18:03:23 2013 No.3551975

Male,
24,
Web Developer
'Merica,
Nostromo by Joseph Conrad.

It's kind of like a really well written history book for a country that is a rough analogy for Colombia. It can be pretty dry and dense, but there are some pretty wonderful parts scattered throughout.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 18:25:22 2013 No.3552052 >>3547879 check gender... then realize what you said :P

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 18:28:23 2013 No.3552060 >Gender: Male >Age: 39 >Profession: Art Historian >Country: America >Book you read now: Michel de Certeau, The Practice of Everyday Life >Is it any good? No, he's full of shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 18:38:23 2013 No.3552098 >>3549825 In some ways. They're beautiful little stories that seem to receive an insignificant amount of attention.

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 18:58:23 2013 No.3552194
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>Gender
Female

>Age
19

>Profession
College student/asian failure

>Country
United States

>Book you are reading now
Memorial by Alice Oswald

>Is it any good?
Just started, but I think so. I liked the conceit and she has a nice way with metaphor.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 19:01:23 2013 No.3552206 >Gender: Female >Age: 24 >Profession: NEET welfare queen >Country: UK >Book you're reading now: Today I wrote Nothing by Daniil Kharms >Is it any good? Most excellent.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 19:01:23 2013 No.3552207 >>3552194 >asian failure Let me guess, sub 4.0 GPA? Why haven't you comitted sudoko yet?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 19:10:22 2013 No.3552241 >>3552052 Women can appreciate breasts too

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 19:23:22 2013 No.3552287

>Gender:
Male
>Age:
20
>Profession:
Volunteer work because I'm a welfare queen and hate myself for it. Used to be a student but that's on hold as I'm currently getting to grips with bi-polar disorder (type 2 to be precise).
>Country:
UK
>Book you're reading now:
Come hunt an Earthman by Philip E. High
>Is it any good?
One of the best sci fi books out there, certainly one of my favourites. As far as I'm aware it was the first published comparison of the universe to the human body. It's a simple idea but it's just done really well. I'd recommend it to anyone who either, one, likes science fiction; or two, is desperate to find some meaning in existence.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 19:37:22 2013 No.3552347 Gender: Male Age: 20 Profession: None (not on benefits though, I hate benefits and people who take them) Country: Canada Book you read now: Watership Down Is it any good? It's OK.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 19:46:23 2013 No.3552384 >>3552347 So how do you get by if you don't take benefits or have a job? Do you still live at home? If so, what do you plan to do? How do you escape your current predicament?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 19:50:23 2013 No.3552397 Female, 26, USA Tax law but more on the accounting side of it The Plague - Camus, I'm enjoying it. It's a nice easy read. >>3552347 Have you seen the film? It's fantastic.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 20:13:22 2013 No.3552477 >>3552347 I'm very curious as to how you get money. Also: >dismissing benefits >not realising being on benefits is post-modern aristocracy >2013 >not embracing lumpenpatricianism

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 20:14:22 2013 No.3552478 >>3552347 inb4 'libertarian' living with his mum

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 20:32:22 2013 No.3552553 >>3549025 >Female city?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 20:33:22 2013 No.3552556 >>3549025 She's a pleb, bro. Let it go.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 20:36:22 2013 No.3552570 >>3552556 she may grow up. someday..

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 20:41:22 2013 No.3552592

>Gender:
male
>Age:
27
>Profession:
soon again at university, currently self-study / self employed
>Country:
Germany
>Book you read now:
Gravity's Rainbow
Is it any good?
I am not too far in so far. I have read V and Crying of Lot 49 before and really liked Pynchon. I have to say though, that GR is on a different level in terms of challenge. There are so many information in this book and so much symbolism it. I like the book so far, but I don't think I will even start to understand what is going on most of the time.

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 20:52:22 2013 No.3552642

>Gender:
M
>Age:
My birthday is soon, so I'll go ahead and say 20.
>Profession:
Returning to uni in a few months, but currently I work part-time at a chain supermarket.
>Country:
U.S. of A
>Book you read now:
As I Lay Dying, Faulkner
The Awakening of Intelligence, Krishnamurti
>Is it any good?
As I Lay Dying is really good. It's the first thing I've read by Faulkner and I enjoy his stream of consciousness. The Awakening of Intelligence is pretty good. I've just started it, though, so I don't have a solid opinion of it right now.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 21:47:23 2013 No.3552833 File: 9 KB, 202x249, Jamie Kennedy laughs.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3552207 >comitted sudoko

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 21:59:22 2013 No.3552871

>Gender
M
>Age
21
>Profession
Student, Copy Editor
>Country
Canada
>Book you're reading now
The New Oxford Annotated Bible
>Is it any good?
I keep re-reading passages and doing online quizzes after I finish books to see how much I've retained and I keep thinking, "Feels like I'm getting tricked or something."

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 22:03:22 2013 No.3552887 >Gender: F >Age: 25 >Profession: Bum >Country: U.S. >Book you read now: Changes by Jim Butcher >Is it any good? Pretty good for your average pulp fantasy

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 22:16:22 2013 No.3552929

Gender: Male
Age: 23
Profession: Unemployed
Country: Portland, Or, USA
Book you read now: The Caves of Steel by Isaac Asimov and Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C. Clark.
Is it any good? Theyre both pretty good. Still in the beginning of them. Sort of on a Big Three kick at the moment.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 22:19:22 2013 No.3552941 >>3552929 >unemployed >portland

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 22:48:22 2013 No.3553050
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sex: Male
age: 19 (jesus christ, I always forget that I'm a baby. everyone threats me like an old man. it genuinely surprises me every time I have to recall it.)
Profession: student. I spend some hours Occupation: freelancing with user server administration and programming.
Country: The State of Denmark.
Book you read now: James W. Kalat Introduction to Psychology
good?: I don't know. A bit slow, but I suppose it's alright.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 22:52:22 2013 No.3553077 >all these unemployed literary women I have hopes for humanity yet.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 22:56:22 2013 No.3553090 >>3553077 what did you expect? EMPLOYED -literary- women? Oh how you crack me up anon.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 22:59:23 2013 No.3553101 File: 54 KB, 470x352, zhuangzi.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>3553090 I don't expect.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 22:59:23 2013 No.3553103 >student >student >student >student >student >student >student >student What the fuck

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 23:00:23 2013 No.3553109 >>3553103 it's the most common thing to be on the internet. have you tried it?

Anonymous Mon Mar 11 23:01:22 2013 No.3553114

>Gender:
M
>Age:
24
>Profession:
Real Estate.
>Country:
Argentina
>Book you read now:
Montaigne's Complete Works
>Is it any good?
It is, though he's a bit self centered. I love the style of writing and there's a lot of things I can relate with. Great at telling anecdotes.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 23:08:24 2013 No.3553142 >>3553103 It might be /lit/, but we're still on 4chan. What else did you expect?

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 23:43:27 2013 No.3553267 Gender: F Age: 24 Profession: Escort & English/Japanese Studies major Country: US Book you read now: Haruki Murakami's IQ84 Is it any good? Yes, I'm very impressed. I would recommend it to anyone who is fairly confident in their intellect.

>>	Anonymous Mon Mar 11 23:57:29 2013 No.3553318 >>3552478 I happen to love my MUM you stupid fucking British faggot.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 12 00:02:29 2013 No.3553338 >>3548947 You type like a fucking Algerian.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 12 00:14:31 2013 No.3553380 >>3553267 >Escort lol ho

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 12 07:04:22 2013 No.3554183 >>3553267 I am just interested, but how far are you into 1Q84? I liked the book a lot when I started it too, but after a while I hated it so much, that I didn't even finish it.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 12 11:11:23 2013 No.3554536 >>3552833 Dunno, I play a lot of sudoku now and cry.

>>	Anonymous Tue Mar 12 11:12:23 2013 No.3554538 >>3554183 He said, casually trying to strike up a conversation.

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