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[G E O R G E__D O U B L E S_B U S H !!180uXdZa+OS No.671993]

post your disagreements/improvements

still needs /p/, /w/, /wg/, and /i/

[G E O R G E__D O U B L E S__B U S H !!180uXdZa+OS No.672010]

for /i/ I was thinking of an author who did graffiti

and I don't know any photographer authors that sum up /p/

[Anonymous No.672020]

[Anonymous No.672031]

thomas ligotti, hp lovecraft, or robert w chambers would suit /x/ better

[G E O R G E__D O U B L E S__B U S H !!180uXdZa+OS No.672038]

fuck it, troll mode

ayn rand was the greatest writer of all time

[G E O R G E__D O U B L E S__B U S H !!180uXdZa+OS No.672044]

>>672031
lovecraft would be good for /x/, but who would take his spot on /d/?

[Anonymous No.672068]

/b/ is spot on, but comparing /mu/ to hitler? Fuck man, did you ask them for jonas brothers in a share thread or something?

[Anonymous No.672078]

>>672020
Ayn Rand was a bitch

[G E O R G E__D O U B L E S__B U S H !!180uXdZa+OS No.672106]

>>672068
do you actually go on there? people will come in your thread and tell you are stupid and your tastes are shit with their serious faces on

[Anonymous No.672155]

>>672044
marquis de sade, george bataille, octave mirbeau?

[Anonymous No.672183]

If you think Lord Byron means nothing more than being gay to attract women, you misunderstand Byron and his complicated sexuality and indeed his dandyism.

As someone (I think possibly Pückler-Muskau) once said: "The dandy is a conformist rebel". If Byron cared about fashion as much as you think, then why would he shake the dust of England from his feet and ultimately die at Missolonghi?

Byron served human freedom. He might still be a fashion icon, but I'd like to see you die in the attempt to liberate a proud and ancient nation from an oppressive empire.

May the eternal spirit of George Gordon Noël, Lord Byron, curse you--as once he cursed Lady Byron in Canto IV of Childe Harold's Pilgrimage---curse you with forgiveness.

[Anonymous No.672188]

/x/phile here.

In my opinion Lovecraft makes more sense for /x/. We hardly EVER talk about Stephen King, but we do discuss Cthulhu and the Necronomicon, etc.

[Anonymous No.672204]

lol'd @ /r/

[G E O R G E__D O U B L E S__B U S H !!180uXdZa+OS No.672231]

>>672183

[Anonymous No.672256]

>>672231

No, not frustrated. I think a poet who was willing to make a theological case for Cain, who was willing to die for the sake of an idea, who could write equally fluently in styles ranging from sturm und drang to fierce satire to light verse, whose daughter basically wrote the first computer program, and who is still famous enough to be name-dropped on the pilot episode of "Beverly Hills 90210" about two centuries after his birth deserves to be seen as more culturally intellectually and artistically significant than a mere fashion-icon.

Also, he fucked his sister, so WINCEST.

[Anonymous No.672263]

i lol'd at lord byron

[Anonymous No.672268]

>>672256
My heart goes out to you, noble anon. Also, ''Isles of Greece" so relevant today. Lord Byron was also a vampire.

[Anonymous No.672282]

>>672106
Yep, I'm one of /mu/tants who aren't arseholes. There are some of us, believe it or not. There has to be a better comparison than Hitler.

[Anonymous No.672288]

>>Also, ''Isles of Greece" so relevant today

Look, it's not Byron's fault Greece can't get their economic act together. But if you think the cause Byron died to fight for is so irrelevant, take a visit to Cyprus.

>>Lord Byron was also a vampire.

No, Lord Ruthven was a vampire. Lord Byron was just as Goethe described him in Faust Part 2: Euphorion, child of Faust and Helen.

[G E O R G E__D O U B L E S__B U S H !!180uXdZa+OS No.672425]

>>672256