/lit/ - Literature

>>2652149

that's pretty true, I guess.
been a while since I read it.

>>2652044

And I'm still laughing at how much smarter I am than you. Honestly what kind of an idiot uses their name as their password? That's the first thing every idiot learns not to do.

>>2652039

I love when people actually use projection while accusing others of projection. The irony and hypocrisy is so thick.

>>2652021

Your trips are the most retarded about picking good trips. By population, this board has 50x times easily cracked trips than any other. I chalk it up to arrogance and ignorance, the twin faults of the pretentious.

>>2652016
It wasn't a wild guess I parsed every tripcode on the entire site and did a routine dictionary attack to crack the easy ones. Then scanned the site to find when you idiots are actively posting and I show up to mock you. I have about 60 cracked trips on /lit/ alone. It was easy because you people are dumb. /lit/ was actually the board with the easiest trips to crack, truly this board has the most retarded tripfags.

You wanna know how dumb this guy was? His trip was profane.

Benny Profane ##profane

Stupid as hell.

>>2651989

some high-schooler found out my tripcode and is now using it to make posts with my name.

mature as all hell, I know.

>>2651983

oh, boy. I've been waiting for this.

is this roachguy?

>>2651845
Piss off asshole. Who do you think you are replying to a great one like me?

>>2651959

>>2651871

use Calibre to convert the files to epub?

i'll take him over the rest of the beats, personally.

>>2651810

>implying Starbucks isn't still forwarding my calls.

>>2651659

such truth...

>>2651796
>>2651791

you're my favorite anon.

>>2651762

if I was a bigger Burgess fan i'd be salivating

very few things written by humans have had as profound an effect on me as this book, along with a few choice others.

Faulkner was no mere mortal.

>>2651740

it became more visible in the 20's, i'll grant you. but only very marginally more accepted, from what I can discern

>>2651741

wow, a few of those are incredibly rad, dunces in particular.

Though that's probably one of the worst Gatsby covers i've ever seen haha. Looks like a Wes Anderson movie.

>>2651740

is that true? very interesting, if so.

>>2651723

before the 60's/70's or so, homosexuality was from accepted culturally.

>>2651687

that's the best Ignatius I've ever seen. Which edition is that?

>>2651686

these threads are made every day, and no progress has ever been made. best to just discuss literature.

no, I think anonymity is the best thing about 4chan. it strips away the face behind any given post, leaving content open to be judged on nothing but it's own merit.

tripfagging should be left to the attention whores like myself.