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>run fur your lives

Is that a yiff pun?

>>9239920

What is a yiff?

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>mrw someone refers to potus today as Orange Julius

>>9239837
if you are a dirty chicano stick to the translation you will not understand anything anyway

>>9239837
is a pretty easy read so i would suggest going for the original
i would also rec 2666, easy to read too, and is better than the book you posted imhotbqhwy

>>9239842
lmao

>>9239850
Cool, is there a rec image for spanish literature?

>>9239813
just a dude doing his job

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Most importantly
>Was he a cuck?

>>9239819
/thread

>>9239769
>Being human sucks but there has to be some light in the dark.
There isn't it.

Honestly, I don't know if I have the emotional intelligence or maturity to continue with the /lit/ recommended list. History seems to be a series of one massive political or intellectual drag after another, and I feel like looking for any greater understanding will only lead to disappointment. I've gone through my "redpilled" phase, and though I'm out of it now, I find it impossible to return to a sense of normalcy. The only thing I've gained is a greater appreciation for Christianity, though fuck any of the standard denominations.

/lit/, wat do?

>>9239789
>>9239769
Start by learning how to ask a question

Your questions are stupid and unanswerable so you will only get retarded and generic answers

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>>9239761
>reading as i lay dying as i lay dying

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>reading norwegian wood in norway

>>9239854
it doesn't count unless you're in a wood

>>9239695
Pick up a copy of Borge's Labyrinths. His short stories are great.

El llano en llamas - Juan Rulfo

>>9239909
Borges* or Borges's pick one

>>9239690
Read the fucking sticky you stupid fuck. Sage

>>9239690
>magical realism
>borges
nigga yo what

>>9239699
Probably the most useful recommendation, regardless of edge. Ty chum

He has a stupid name and wears dumb ties.
OWNED.

>>9239684

That fucking debate between he and Foucault was the dumbest shit I've ever watched.
They spent the entire time trying (and failing) to articulate subtle misunderstandings in each others understand of the argument because both of their egos were too huge to speak in the same language.

he's fucking gay and a jew can't get any more lamer than that

magic.

Adderall

>>9239655
Would it be a bad idea to ask my weed dealer for adderal?

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>>9239580
what

>>9239587
Thought that was fairly self-explanatory.

>>9239580
Green Futures of Tycho. You better lurk a little harder at the lirbary.

Do you want a secular view on why it's immoral or are you fine with a Catholic view?

>>9239550
Abortion is cool but what we should really do is kill all pregnant women so they don't have babies

That won't have any negative effects amorite

>>9239555
I'm secular but I wouldn't mind reading about Catholic viewpoints.

>>9239546
Its basically YA level, so you should be fine.

>>9239546

It's not difficult, but sometimes Tolkein loves to go into pseudo-archaic biblical language and I don't know if you can handle that or would want something more natural.

>>9239546
It's pretty long but it's not hard to read otherwise.

Come to far northern China and teach English - the pay is fantastic, you only work 25 hours a week, I save $2000 a month, and I spend almost all my time studying languages and basically living a monk life punctuated by occasional easy sexual encounters. What do you have to lose?

You will have to deal with the Siberian climate though, unfortunately. Also, you need a college degree.

Sound tempting?

>>9239609
I don't speak Mandarin

>>9239622
You don't need to. That's the beauty of it.

You first

>>9239807
I didn't read it.

I'm pretty sure no one's actually read any of this book.

If you don't know about principal parts, you need to do some serious remedial reading on Latin grammar. Start with Wikipedia and go from there.

>>9239511
Is it "I", "to __", "I have___" and a past participle?

is that the general order?

>>9239503

>deicio
present active 1st person singular indicative
>deicere
present active infinitive
>dejeci
1st person singular perfect indicative active
>dejectus
perfect passive participle