/lit/ - Literature

>>3729703
Hey you can mosey back to whatever fascist normalfag stronghold you cleave to whenever you're ready.

>>3729632
Maybe it's just the time of day I'm there. Oh well, if you say so.

And I am definitely the world's greatest individual troll. Only the Jews as a people are better at it.

>>3729598
Well, being the world's greatest troll I think I can. Yes, they are mostly from /b/, /v/, and /x/. I just wish they would go the fuck home. You used to be able to have an intelligent conversation on /pol/. Now it's completely full of shit.

>>3729580
Not as long as it remains the petroleum reserve currency. After that stops for some reason I think the dollar will be in serious danger of a rapid collapse.

>>3729585
I already FUCKING told you the Doom Paul shitheads are not natives. They're invaders.

>>3729552
The Adria Richards problem is not a conspiracy. It is a demonstrable fact that they came here to fuck up the place in the aftermath of that glorious victory over the forces of cultural marxism. You can look it up on their barely decipherable message boards yourself.

As for me, no, /pol/ is not primarily made up of conspiracy theorists, but of people who acknowledge that they exist; conspiracies like the Jekyll Island banking cabal that created the IMF and World Bank; the LIBOR scandal that has robbed the world's citizens of trillions of dollars; the fact that AIPAC exists.

All of these things are very real; we're just the only ones who talk about them; so from a perspective of lackadasical ignorance we look crazy.

>>3729072
You're ridiculous. What you're describing is the filth that has taken the place over in the last month; it's an astroturfed campaign of authoritarians recruited from the lowest sewer levels of le ddit to flood the board with bullshit.

/pol/ before the Adria Richards fiasco was nothing like this and when all of these straw conspiracists finally go home it will return to its natural state

I need a dozen stout men to help hunt THE BASTARD WHITE WHALE

this is informal communication not a goddamn term paper

I guess I'm a language fundamentalist so I may be alone on this one but don't you WANT to know where the words you use came from, and how and when and why? It's fascinating

>>1078516
Why the hell wouldn't you? It allows for versatility. I've been told I evoke the spirit of Christopher Marlowe so well an initiate can't tell the difference.

So you've read Lolita. Well that's pretty much it then. Nobody's done anything else as intricate or novel since.

>>1078450
Shakespeare is the first work of modern English.

Shakespeare is the most complete course on English vocabulary available.

If Chins Could Kill

you should try reading some Poe. all of it.

I've skipped a day of meals to read Dante's Inferno, Purgatorio, and Paradiso

Anybody who pisses on Washington Irving is no friend of mine.

Anybody ever read The Paladin by George Shipway? I remember that having some sexy stuff.

>>1078284
Louisa May Alcott was getting paid by the word in the exact same period

She has a dick.
You know that, right?

nothing good written after 1950

>>1078280
Bound in the skin of a king!

Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins. My sin, my soul. Lo-lee-ta: the tip of the tongue taking a trip of three steps down the palate to tap, at three, on the teeth. Lo. Lee. Ta.