Pedestrians discussing literature

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Pedestrians discussing literature Anonymous Fri Sep 18 19:18:08 2015 No.7132366 [Reply] [Original]

Can we have a 'shit plebs say' thread?

>Pleb: 'I won't read The Giver, it's too Young Adult for my taste'.
>mfw he mainly reads comic books, Brandon Sanderson and GRRM

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 18 19:29:39 2015 No.7132422 >>7132366 Doesnt change the fact that its pleb tbh

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 18 19:33:00 2015 No.7132430 >Slaughterhouse Five is one of the greatest books ever

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 18 19:33:04 2015 No.7132432 >Plato was a misogynist so I'm not going to read his work

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 18 19:35:22 2015 No.7132442 >You shouldn't read the classics just to say you've read them. I don't do either, but I still want to read Great Expectations some day-

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 18 19:40:35 2015 No.7132457 when a pleb say they can't read a classic because it's been "spoiled" for them it makes me see red immediately

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 18 19:40:57 2015 No.7132458 File: 97 KB, 624x800, 4551280.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >hear people laughing in the distance, saying 'Homer this', 'Homer that' >mfw they were joking about the Homer from The Simpsons

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 18 19:42:21 2015 No.7132461 >I really identify with the unnamed man in Notes From the Underground

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 18 19:44:45 2015 No.7132470 Catcher in the Rye is a bad book

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 18 19:44:58 2015 No.7132472 >>7132458 Anon, you will be hard pressed to find: 1) People who make Homer jokes 2) People who make Homer jokes loud enough for others to hear

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 18 19:48:00 2015 No.7132483 File: 841 KB, 2048x1536, 1278426674570.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >those YouTube reading challenges really put a pressure on you, don't they?

Anonymous Fri Sep 18 23:43:20 2015 No.7133292

>>7132366
>"Game of Thrones is the best fantasy series ever. Far more realistic and gritty than Lord of the Rings. Martin is a visionary."

>"I appreciate poetry but I just can't get into it."

>"You know Sam Harris has a philosophy degree, right?" This one is usually followed with some statement about how Harris is unbeatable in debates and a genius

>"I love Dante! The Inferno is great!"

>"If a book doesn't have a good plot I can't get into it, no matter how 'great' it is."

>"No one REALLY reads Ulysses."

>"The Bible is just a collection of Jewish Fairy Tales"

>>	Chipstopher Colubus !Vu3GKcozRY Fri Sep 18 23:45:29 2015 No.7133305 >Pleb: what makes good literature is all subjective >Pat: there are objective qualities that make good literature, surely you could not say Harry Potter is better than War and Peace

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 03:00:35 2015 No.7133830 File: 145 KB, 680x846, 1432366633586.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7132461

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 03:06:51 2015 No.7133836 >>7133292 >the bible is just a collection of Jewish fairy tales What do you think it is then? Hard mode: no christposting.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 03:08:57 2015 No.7133837 >>7133292 >>7132366 Ironically: >bashing on GRRM

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 03:18:08 2015 No.7133854 >>7133836 Historical/mythological/religious texts/stories

>>	Griobach !fNtnD.YRbM Sat Sep 19 03:24:14 2015 No.7133865 >Catcher was awful! Caulfiield was the real phony all along!

Anonymous Sat Sep 19 03:33:45 2015 No.7133881

>>7133865
I hate it more when they scream about Holden being a dick.
>He sucks, the book was awful!

This is a trend now. I hear people from school do this a lot.
>Lord Jim was a moron, the book was horrible!
>Bloom masturbates and goes to poop! What a lame book Ulysses is!
>Stephen is immature! Portrait is really bad book.

And my favorite:
>Moby-Dick should NOT be read at all; I mean, they jerk off a whale and have gay sex! OMG!

[TRIGGERED]

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 03:42:25 2015 No.7133890 >I read translations

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 03:49:28 2015 No.7133897 >>7132366 The Giver IS pedestrian, m8, and I've read it. How old are we talking, 7th grade?

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 04:19:01 2015 No.7133954 >>7132442 >snicker

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 04:26:26 2015 No.7133964 File: 7 KB, 250x241, 1437520057237.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >The books you read are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo weird anon that's pretty much all i get

Anonymous Sat Sep 19 05:31:48 2015 No.7134078

>>7133964
>your music is weird anon!
>gee you're such a tryhard with books
>what pretentious films you watch!
>tfw you end up being the quite guy simply because you share almost nothing in common with the people you're with.
At least I have some patrician friends

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 05:33:36 2015 No.7134081 >>7134078 >quite >friends REEEEEEEEEEE

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 05:33:54 2015 No.7134082 >>7133964 This poster is in high school

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 05:36:40 2015 No.7134085 >I wish I had a life like Gatsby! His parties sounds so cool! How do people now get that it is a parody of wealth?

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 05:42:06 2015 No.7134099 >>7134081 I'm dutch, I fuck up quiet often And with friends I mean literally just 2 people >>7134082 I'm 21 and go to a shit tier school, I'm surrounded by people who like John Green and Mumford and Sons

Anonymous Sat Sep 19 06:03:23 2015 No.7134135

The only thing that triggers me is people being overly passionate and loving of something god-awful

They have zero standards to what entertainment should provide, and literaly like whatever a large group of people already happened to like at the time - which is fine - but then they act all might and deep and cultured and as if they've found some secret gem of philosophical insight.

>>	twinshia !b2E8KBMQGk Sat Sep 19 06:08:21 2015 No.7134143 File: 39 KB, 444x640, 89.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >I can't afford to buy bread to feed my sick child This really angers me. They should die in silence

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 06:09:57 2015 No.7134147 >This book is bad because it doesn't explain anything! Infinite rage. Happened last time looking through popular reviews for VanderMeer's Annihilation

>>	twinshia !b2E8KBMQGk Sat Sep 19 06:10:20 2015 No.7134148 File: 102 KB, 1024x768, 88.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7134085 It is about Class paralysis. "a sense of fundamental decencies is parceled out unequally at birth."

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 06:11:57 2015 No.7134151 >Oh, I'm not like most people, I actually prefer the book to the film when it comes to "Fight Club" The fact that anyone unironically likes either astounds me.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 06:13:47 2015 No.7134152 >>7134151 OH IT SNOWS PALAHNIUK IT SNOWS

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 06:14:25 2015 No.7134153 >>7134147 I thought it explained too much, by the end of the trilogy. The prose was pleb-tier too but I could overlook that.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 06:16:24 2015 No.7134155 >>7132366 >The cetology chapter in Moby Dick is unnecessary

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 06:20:55 2015 No.7134160 >>7134152 But does it snow all over ireland?

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 06:22:54 2015 No.7134163 >>7134160 Palahniuk is from the United states of America. Ireland rarely has snow.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 06:23:12 2015 No.7134164 >I didn't like the book because I didn't like one of the characters

Anonymous Sat Sep 19 06:30:21 2015 No.7134173

>>7134153
Oh, I've read only the first one, where nothing is explained, the way I prefer. Authors over-explaining kill it since their "human" imagination doesn't fit the "inhuman" event. Sad to hear he over-explains by the end...

Have you read the collection he edited, The Weird? Really good stuff in there, especially Jean Ray.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 06:54:18 2015 No.7134208 >>7133854 so a collection of Jewish fairy tales

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 06:58:49 2015 No.7134215 >>7133836 A complete description of the universe which exists independent time and space the forms of which we see being corrupted by the imperfect universe it's being projected onto?

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 07:13:37 2015 No.7134244 >>7133836 Considering, to whatever end, it has become a cornerstone in mythological texts from the time pf ancient rome onward, its pretty important.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 07:15:24 2015 No.7134246 >>7133881 >>7133865 Actually, generally people like Catcher in the Rye. The true patrician opinion is to realize the only reason Salinger was ever published is because he is Jewish and the same attribution may explain why Harold Bloom endorsed Catcher.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 07:17:34 2015 No.7134247 >>7134246 >racism >patrician Yeah sure

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 08:52:09 2015 No.7134432 >>7133836 >heavily based off sumerian legends >jewish

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:16:24 2015 No.7134502 >>7132366 >I don't like fiction that makes me feel bummed.

Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:17:52 2015 No.7134510

3 different people

>I feel the same as you. The idea of words having beauty is totally baffling to me. To me, words are utilitarian tools for conveying information.

>I actively strive to avoid what many call "beautiful" prose. The ideal writing style for me is direct, blunt, literal, descriptive (not expressive), and efficient. It conveys information clearly, rather than breaking my immersion by calling attention to its cleverness (and by extension, the cleverness of the author, who does not exist in the setting and who I therefore do not want to be thinking about while reading).

>Poetic language. It doesn't age well, it usually doesn't read well, and it comes across as masturbatory in nature. I get it, you really like to express your emotions through your descriptions of shit I don't care about.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:20:30 2015 No.7134523 >>7134510 Holy fucking shit.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:26:45 2015 No.7134544 >>7134510 Those people should end themselves, because there is no way they are enjoying life.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:30:07 2015 No.7134555 >>7134164 100% real

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:37:31 2015 No.7134575 >I don't have time to read

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:45:00 2015 No.7134594 >>7134163 i think he was doing the ending of Joyce's The Dead

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:51:05 2015 No.7134610 >>7133292 >"I love Dante! The Inferno is great!" But Anon, Inferno was the best book. >>7133836 Full retard. Kill yourself please.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:52:33 2015 No.7134613 >>7134082 I get that and I'm a college graduate.

Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:54:47 2015 No.7134619 [DELETED]

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A new dawn is upon us.

4chan. Reddit. 8ch. Twitter. Facebook. Tumblr

The internet has been taken hostage by websites with no freedom of speech, with no fun allowed, pushing their sick propaganda into people as television once did. It's time we anons reclaimed freedom of speech on the internet.

I present you maasterchan.

This is a shitty, 1 year old still under construction chan made to escape the barbarism of the modern internet and to bring civilization to it once again, where people have the right for speech and expression. What makes it different? How was it designed to support muh freedumz? Two things:

>1) Mods can't ban you, nor delete your posts. Instead, moderation consists merely of an On topic/off topic system for threads.. once you go there you'll understand and it worked marvelously. Illegal content is deleted by very few mods, in order to curb the abuse that giving power to your every day faggot mod would bring (like what happened to 8ch).
>2) You can post truly anonymously if you use a "tripcode". It's actually an ID you use that doesn't display a name. If you go there now and post with the anon id tor1 and password tor2, your post won't be saved with your IP like 4chan does, but it will save with that ID. So you can post through any proxy, and by sharing an account with other people there is no way to know who the fuck is making the posts, and the IP can't be backtraced because it is not even stored on the database, or you could be posting through TOR anyway.

Anons, the internet is fun again.

Welcome to shitpost harder [2]

Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:55:36 2015 No.7134622

>>7134151
They like it because it's the first "deep" movie most people watch as a teenager. Deep as in deals with topics because
>I like him but he doesn't like me back >:(
>I like her but can't tell her
>Oh I don't like you anymore
>No please like me again
>OK :)
>Happy ending

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:56:54 2015 No.7134625 >>7134164 This.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:59:08 2015 No.7134634 >>7134099 A-amsterdam...?

Anonymous Sat Sep 19 09:59:42 2015 No.7134635

>>7134544
>>7134523
They're probably STEM autists. Every compsci, IS, math kid at my school loves to bash all of the arts as being unnecessary and thus shouldn't exist. Quite literally fedora tippers that hold super edgy opinions because it's 'efficient' but with no logical or philosophical training that would ensure their opinions are at least well-reasoned. They typically wear furry-con t-shirts, fedoras, and fox tails hanging from their over-sized carpenter jeans.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 10:00:06 2015 No.7134637 >>7134634 Rotterdam

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 10:00:39 2015 No.7134638 >>7134619 What is this shitty spam? fuck off

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 10:02:37 2015 No.7134643 >>7134622 they like it because they mistake the gay undertones for an affirmation of masculinity. Same with Top Gun

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 10:05:53 2015 No.7134652 >>7134638 >spam I manually post this on every board, finding the proper thread for it. It's hard work anon, you wouldn't understand you neet fuck

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 10:06:26 2015 No.7134654 >>7134164 Jesus Christ I hate people who say that.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 10:06:50 2015 No.7134656 >>7134643 "Masculinity" is just a subdued form of faggotry though. Ever notice how everyone who goes on and on about it is a cock gargling ass bandit? It's not a coincidence.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 10:08:14 2015 No.7134662 >>7134652 Jesus, I hope you get banned for life

Anonymous Sat Sep 19 14:13:58 2015 No.7135463

>>7132366
How to identify a /b/tard:
1: Open a book in a public area
2: wait as they come and ask;
>hey wut u readin
3: _ ________<- be polite.
>ayy I laik reading 2
4: Ohh what genre?
>Ayyy yeah Ai laik dat detective shit like Sherlock Holmes ayy like that kind of shit ayy
5: Kill the conversation and leave as smoothly as possible.
That's life in HighSchool for yall

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 14:29:33 2015 No.7135506 >>7134635 >tfw arts-loving STEMfag no bully

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 14:34:58 2015 No.7135520 >>7135463 >HighSchool You have to be at least 18 or older to post here

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 14:50:48 2015 No.7135587 >>7134610 >But Anon, Inferno was the best book. >Implying The Inferno is a single book >Implying it's not part of the larger beatific vision that is the Divine Comedy. Congratulations! You are a pleb!

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 19:38:31 2015 No.7136625 >>7135520 Seniors can be 18.

Anonymous Sat Sep 19 19:56:54 2015 No.7136679 [DELETED]

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Today, a fat female theatre student told me that Shakespeare "didn't like writing, because he was an actor, not a writer" and therefore he never intended for ANYBODY to read his plays except the actors. When I said that Hamlet is thematically complex, she said "Thematically complex?" in a bitchy italic tone and rolled her eyes dismissively.

She also said she disliked The Odyssey because she had to read it in a group where members took turns reading pages aloud.

It's my fault for discussing anything with women or students.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 21:21:03 2015 No.7136909 >>7132366 But The Giver is shit. >>7136679 Why would you talk to any theatre student?

Anonymous Sat Sep 19 23:00:32 2015 No.7137281

>>7134510
You have to be autistic to think like that. Their life must be so empty.

You should tell them that one of the world's greatest physicists was so aghast at the destructive power of the atomic bomb he could only describe it with a passage from a 4000 year old piece of Hindu scripture ("I am become death")

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 23:24:15 2015 No.7137373 >>7135587 The Inferno WAS a single book you fucking retard. Purgatory and Paradise were the other two books that make up the Divine Comedy. Because it's a three part COMEDY. Not that you'd know what a comedy actually is because you're fucking dense.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 23:26:48 2015 No.7137383 >>7132366 Comic books are actually good though.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 23:29:25 2015 No.7137393 >>7137281 he was also a schizo

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 23:43:44 2015 No.7137429 >>7137393 And his brother invented the exploratorium and was a cattle rancher in addition to being a particle physicist.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 19 23:43:57 2015 No.7137431 File: 1.17 MB, 1316x732, morons.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7132430 It is though, nice meme Is /lit/ like /tv/ where people say Tarkovsky is shit to pretend to be smart?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 00:50:51 2015 No.7137657 >>7132366 On a side note, why has Brandon Sanderson caught on all of a sudden? I've heard 6 or 7 people I know mention him, and all I know about his is that he finished off the Wheel of Time.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 00:58:03 2015 No.7137693 File: 37 KB, 301x640, Frank_Oppenheimer.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7137429 Frank looks like a cartoon character

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 00:59:35 2015 No.7137702 >>7134155 But it is, tbh.

Anonymous Sun Sep 20 01:08:04 2015 No.7137732
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Is this gross?

>Bought books in languages they can't read only because they looked really old
>Wears a Gatsby t-shirt
>"You have to read this!" It's a book by Carl Sagan
>Dresses up as a Fahrenheit 451 character for Halloween

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 01:10:13 2015 No.7137742 >>7137732 sounds like a cool guy, you should probably imitate him and not /lit/

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 03:25:20 2015 No.7138161 >>7137431 Do they really shit on Tarkovsky on /tv/?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 03:27:22 2015 No.7138169 >>7133881 I had a professor in college who chewed someone out in a lecture when they complained that the book wasn't "relatable". It was amazing.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 03:30:37 2015 No.7138175 >>7138161 pretentiously trying to be unpretentious

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>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 03:40:47 2015 No.7138203 File: 63 KB, 850x400, tman.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7138175 I am not sure about that, Tark was pretty pretentious.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 03:48:24 2015 No.7138220 >>7132432 Is John Green just a pleb or something worse?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 04:12:50 2015 No.7138259 >be in narrative class in college >have to analyse the structure of "Berenice" >bitch says -This is so outdated bullshit, when I write I just go with the flow, and it always looks good.- i hate this school.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 04:29:48 2015 No.7138283 >>7137732 Sounds like me, sans the Carl Sagan books

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 04:42:48 2015 No.7138306 >>7138220 Worse, he's a careerist.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 05:02:26 2015 No.7138337 >>7138203 turth always being beautiful seems dubious to me. Love his work though, a master.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 05:07:29 2015 No.7138349 >I tried to read [CLASSIC] once, but it was so boring lol nothing happened

Anonymous Sun Sep 20 05:32:35 2015 No.7138387

>>7134643
These two aren't mutually exclusive. As a homosexual who isn't a faggot, much like Palahniuk, its pretty clear to me that most dudes are feminised in conditioning and since I'm not desperate for pussy I have no reason to hold opinions that are harmful to masculinity in hopes that it will get me laid.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 08:00:09 2015 No.7138596 >>7134637 What major?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 08:25:14 2015 No.7138649 >>7138161 He's mostly well loved except for contrarians I'm assuming /lit/ has a similar reactionary response to Vonnegut because he's easy to get into

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 08:39:27 2015 No.7138671 I was in Chapters the other day and when I asked a cute sales associate for a 20th century lit recommendation, she immediately replied with, "I haven't read it, but Nineteen Eighty-Nine is good."

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 08:47:19 2015 No.7138687 >>7138387 >believes in 'masculinity' on any level embarrassing as well as oppressive

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 08:49:44 2015 No.7138691 >>7132366 thought it was a picture of Knausgaard at first glance

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 08:50:02 2015 No.7138693 >>7138596 MBO niveau 4, Sociaal-Maatschappelijk Dienstverlener, last year. Feel my pain of doing MBO in Rotterdam

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 09:01:34 2015 No.7138709 >can't talk interestingly or knowledgeably about literature but considers himself cultured based only on his taste

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 09:03:12 2015 No.7138712 >>7133881 >tfw read Ulysses and I didn't understand that he masturbated at least I got that he was shitting

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 09:25:24 2015 No.7138741 >>7138693 Someone in MBO actually reads?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 09:33:45 2015 No.7138766 >>7138687 Are you one of those 'omg judy garland' gay guys? Or are you a straight guy who doesn't want to feel guilty about having a cuckold fetish?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 09:39:37 2015 No.7138782 >>7138741 It's rare, they make you read for the English class but everyone dreads it and picks the shortest book on the recommended list the teacher gives you.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 09:43:16 2015 No.7138788 >>7134215 No, he didn't ask you about the Vedas.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 09:50:45 2015 No.7138810 >>7132366 >Can we have a 'shit plebs say' thread? So every thread on /lit/?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 15:07:25 2015 No.7139742 >>7138693 >Sociaal-Maatschappelijk Dienstverlener nice pleb degree

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 18:05:18 2015 No.7140559 >>7138671 >Nineteen Eighty-Nine >Not 1989 What a pleb she is.

Anonymous Sun Sep 20 18:09:53 2015 No.7140585
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>>7133292
>>"Game of Thrones is the best fantasy series ever. Far more realistic and gritty than Lord of the Rings. Martin is a visionary."

Someone said that to me two weeks ago, and I literally could not think of a cogent response fast enough so I let it go.
>tfw social ineptitude

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 18:26:53 2015 No.7140666 >>7139742 okay

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 20 18:41:12 2015 No.7140726 >>7140666 you should remember that you are pleb because of what you do and produce, not because of what you consume. Your faggot friends could be into MLP and still be less of a pleb than you

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 21 01:28:28 2015 No.7142247 >>7140726 And you of course know what I do and produce. Suck a dick

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 21 01:30:40 2015 No.7142249 File: 58 KB, 551x550, image.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7132366 >Great American Novel

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 21 01:41:42 2015 No.7142274 >holden is an angsty faggot that needs to grow up

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 21 01:44:23 2015 No.7142281 >>7142247 >Sociaal-Maatschappelijk Dienstverlener I am going to guess it is shit

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 21 01:53:04 2015 No.7142295 >>7142281 >Everything you do and produce is linked to your study uh oh, we're dealing with a moron here.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 21 01:59:06 2015 No.7142302 >>7142295 it could be the case that you are producing something great, but likely not considering your studies and that you are on /lit/

Anonymous Mon Sep 21 02:04:07 2015 No.7142311

>>7142302
Exactly, I mean I'm talking to someone who makes big claims about what some anonymous person does and produces, without actually knowing anything about him past what he studies.
And to top it off you take the plebeian/patrician thing to the extreme, claiming one is only patrician if you produce something great. By those standards everyone on this board is pleb, including you.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 21 02:13:29 2015 No.7142328 >>7142311 did I say I was a patrician? Most of the posts on /lit/ are not about anything but asserting what is plebeian and what is patrician. Real patricians don't waste much of their lives signaling or worrying about consumption and status.

Anonymous Mon Sep 21 02:16:11 2015 No.7142331

>>7142328
>did I say I was a patrician?
Did I say I was?
>Most of the posts on /lit/ are not about anything but asserting what is plebeian and what is patrician
wrong, and besides, you're the moron actually starting a pleb/patrician discussion, you're the biggest idiot in this thread right now.
>Real patricians don't waste much of their lives signaling or worrying about consumption and status.
Real patricians are born into it, they don't usually go out and produce something great.

Anonymous Mon Sep 21 02:21:15 2015 No.7142343

>>7142331
>Did I say I was?
you implied it with your posts
>wrong, and besides, you're the moron actually starting a pleb/patrician discussion, you're the biggest idiot in this thread right now.
ROFL, what is this thread about?
>Real patricians are born into it, they don't usually go out and produce something great.
it is earned by merit, some people get dealt better starting hands

Anonymous Mon Sep 21 02:23:56 2015 No.7142348

>>7142343
>you implied it with your posts
Not true, I called other people plebs and I called some friends of mine patrician, not a word about myself.
>ROFL, what is this thread about?
Lauging at plebs, not arguing about what makes a patrician or not, lrn2reed
>it is earned by merit, some people get dealt better starting hands
better starting hands is an understatement, the family you were born in is by far the biggest factor in you being a patrician or not.

Anonymous Mon Sep 21 02:29:42 2015 No.7142360

>>7142348
>Not true, I called other people plebs and I called some friends of mine patrician, not a word about myself.
people you do not even know yet you make big claims about them
>Lauging at plebs, not arguing about what makes a patrician or not, lrn2reed
same vacuous shit
>better starting hands is an understatement, the family you were born in is by far the biggest factor in you being a patrician or not.
pleb attitude

Anonymous Mon Sep 21 02:32:31 2015 No.7142365

>>7142360
>people you do not even know yet you make big claims about them
Actually I know them pretty well, we've been in the same class for a year now and have seen each other outside of school. woops, look like a swing and a miss my friend.
>same vacuous shit
You could just admit you're wrong m8.
>pleb attitude
Not even trying to debunk what I'm saying, lovely.
How does it feel to lose an argument against MBO'er?

Anonymous Mon Sep 21 02:41:05 2015 No.7142380

>>7142365
>Actually I know them pretty well, we've been in the same class for a year now and have seen each other outside of school. woops, look like a swing and a miss my friend.
doubt it. You admitted to being antisocial, those people do not open up to you. Why should they, you are probably an asshole
>You could just admit you're wrong m8.
nope, we are talking about 4chan and /lit/
>Not even trying to debunk what I'm saying, lovely
you already have your mind made up, have fun being a disgruntled mediocre civil servant

Anonymous Mon Sep 21 02:47:37 2015 No.7142397

>>7142380
>You admitted to being antisocial
I admitted to being quiet when talking to people who have a completely different taste than I do.
You don't only talk about your taste in books/music/film so when it's not about that, I can talk freely and connect with them.
>you are probably an asshole
I only sometimes shit on their taste, when one girl recommended me The Fault In Our Stars I didn't shit on her taste and recommended her The Breakfast Club, something she enjoyed.
You can hate someone's taste without being a dick to them.
>nope, we are talking about 4chan and /lit/
You were the one who sparked the pleb/patrician debate, something you called the least patrician thing to do.
>you already have your mind made up.
You're disagreeing with me that your family is the biggest factor in whether someone is patrician or not? How could you even disagree with that?
>have fun being a disgruntled mediocre civil servant
This study was a means to get to HBO, since we have a terrible system here that places you in MAVO if you take your Cito toets mediocerely.
Again, making a shitty claim and being terribly wrong.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 21 02:52:31 2015 No.7142411 >>7142397 okay bro, you probably can be redeemed

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 21 02:57:03 2015 No.7142420 >>7142411 >>7142397 >>7142380 >>7142365 >>7142360 >>7142348 >>7142343 >>7142331 >>7142328 >>7142311 >>7142302 >>7142295 >>7142281 A perfect example of shit plebs say

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