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>He has Motorcyle
>She is lame.
>Pussy Goes splash
>Ends happily ever after somehow

>she's fat and lame
>out of fucking nowhere an alpha male falls in love with her
>another alpha male follows
>omg she can't choose between the two

>>9434964
>AY we made to thanksgiving
>so maybe we could make it to christmas
>she asked me what i want for on my wishlist
>have you ever asked your bitch for other bitches

what is this image from?

>>9434124
Of course, who wouldn't?

>>9434138
animation called "Double King" on youtube. would link but lazy.

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>>9430019
Here u go, get inspired anon

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>>9430030
Lmao!!

i browse /lit/, do you really think i would be writing a novel?

>>9427811
why do men? Because women and men are largely plebs.

Inferior intellect evolved from generations of being the child-rearing sex.

>>9427811
Gender norms desu

>>9443376
You realize what his level of familial piety and sentimentality ended up doing to the empire, and almost 25 generations of humanity right?

>>9443380
We're not emperors though

>>9443380
You can't really blame Aurelius for that. There were a ton of factors that went into that. The cracks thst ended up breaking the Roman Empire had already been there for a long time before Commodus, anyways

>>9442453
Read Atlas Shrugged, by ayn rand first

>>9442453
GRANDFATHED

>>9442463
>1000 pages describing architecture to share an idea that could be surmised in 10

>>9442252
It means that the book is the code, which has the power to reprogram reading it human to do/be something else.

Germanfag here
I read people calling the thing in which Gregor Samsa transforms a bug

But its not a bug, its a vermin, a "Ungeziefer"
Big difference
In the original version its never called a bug

The book has nothing to do with changing sexes, as if thats even possible
Kafka was just totally fucked by life and his work reflects that

It's about MGTOW. Gregor Samsa was a men's rights activist surrounded by feminazi SJW cucks.

Kafka was trying to redpill the white men of his time. Subtle, I know.

>Takes Debord's shit and makes it academic gibberish
Baudrillard is partly to blame for Debord's suicide.

>>9436512
I don't blame him for it really, I just finished the book and I have no idea what he was writing about.

>>9436757
Baudrillard is what happens when you misread heidegger, mistake genre fiction for philosophy and skipped the best/most important parts of Marx for the worst parts like The Holy Family.

Get a good career going and pursue your passion as a hobby. Lit degrees are a waste of time.

>>9435633
Never, ever study your passion.

>>9435633
every class is going to be all women and you are going to want to kill yourself

Is it the most accurate translation? No. Will it give you a pretty good idea of what Christianity is about? Yeah.

>>9433871
>is the central text of a religion worth reading to understand said religion

I really, really hope that this is bait. Otherwise here's your (You)

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>>9433875

He could just get an annotated version so he can get two birds stoned at once.

>>9443024
Would you say you Adore them?

>>9443024
Enough to suck their cock?

Frankfurt eh? Why not just call yourself a defeatist?

eventually it will be

there are too many books/movies about people going into the past to teach them about the future and not enough books about people going into the past to teach the present about them about the past. there could probably be a good book about going into the past to test sociological/anthropological theories and such

>>9442921
>>9442934
Do you think we have room for maybe a handful of good time travel novels more before people are just sick of it?

Nah. Feels like it'd be a waste of time to explain things to you.

>>9442756
go ahead. I'm really keen on listening to /lit/'s opinion

>>9442763
No thanks. See: >>9442756

>>9442514
Only after you study Greek mythology and the Bible.

>>9442521
Oh, and Milton.

>>9442535
>>9442535
>>9442521
Non-ironically this. I tried reading Jerusalem without any reference whatsoever and it ranges from "You'll definitely need a notebook to draw schemes" to "What the ever loving fuck is going on".

Beautiful language though.

From what?

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>>9442478

>>9442487
How was this an attack on Lacan?