Hey /lit/
I was talking to a fellow academic the other day and he mentioned this place. He mentioned that the colloquial term for a well-read and intelligent individual here is a so-called "patrician",
I said it sounded pretty neat, and then I asked "so I suppose they've all read Leopardi then?" He sort of stood there wide-eyed for a minute before staring at his feet and mumbling something about "meme core" (?). I reminded him that every intelligent person worthy of being labelled a "patrician" has read Zibaldone, otherwise known as Leopardi's greatest work. I laughed a little to soften the mood but I could tell he was flustered. Eventually he walked away saying he had to practice "dee eff doubleyou facial expressions" in his bathroom mirror.
So anyway, is it true you guys haven't read Zibaldone by Giacomo Leopardi, or was the guy just being strange for no reason?
I'm loving your site so far. Thanks!
I think Zibaldone is standard on most /lit/ starter kits
>>7585039
>determining patricianhood based on one book
DYEL? Sound like a weak wristed couple of faggots to me. Did you lick his taint afterwards?
The only patricians are /lit/fit/.
>>7585066
stfu nerd
>>7585066
shoo shoo nietzsche-chan
>>7585111
*shoves you into a locker*
THIS is how much I bench, kiddo
>>7585145
*next day*
Ready the torpedoes, Mr.. Ah... Anon :^)
>>7585171
Next day isn't an action retard
>>7585066
LITFIT?
I laughed out loud. /fit/ has long been a harbor for the hyperplebs who clap eachother on the back when someone finishes Dune. The only patricians left are those that have been here for 3+ years and you can take that to the bank