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what would Joyce think of think of vore fanart of Sonic the Werehog

send it to chris-chan

also, here is the first google result for your poem

http://www.geek.com/games/scientific-analysis-discovers-sonic-the-hedgehog-is-actually-quite-slow-1596081/

Sega is obsolete you stupid fuck
Sonic fanboy? Shit, you're out of luck.
Modern video games are far more deep
It's not like sonic could snipe from a jeep.
Although I agree the games had their merit
A contemporary gamer couldn't bear it.
That's all I have to say, I'll let it be...
Perhaps you should just fuck off back to >>>/v/?

I don't fucking know

probably

I'd dig it. You should write it.

>>8679317
I honestly found it tedious.

>>8679317
You're in for
>tfw no gf

>>8679334
Is Werther /our guy/?

>>8679302
yes

>>8679302
Because they teach it in American high schools.

>>8680054
This here.

Why is that though? Is it because being taught at high school means it's seen as 'beginner lit'? Is it because it means that lots of people have read it, and thus it carries no cultural cachet to have read it?

There's lots of people here who've indicated that high school English is what encouraged them to be a reader, so it seems weird that people would regard it as a seminal experience while also hating the books that were taught.

/lit/ is way better at giving helpful advice than /adv/.

This is a pretty cool picture.

I feel like "write what's on your mind" threads are for people who enjoy seeing others write from the heart, without it seeming like a blogpost nor a rant nor a vent. Just plain writing that doesn't require commitment to read, much easier to read for people who want to enjoy literature, but don't have the patience for it. I think that's why I enjoy them so much.

I'm stuck in a purgatory state where I'm living a life I'm not content with, but not bad enough for me to do anything about. I'm gonna die neither happy nor sad, just bored and disappointed.

>>8679308
Advice is biased, Anon. Other people project their values onto you and tell you what "should" do, believing that you want the same thing as they do. /adv/ as a board is a terrible idea, especially when nearly all advice begins with a "just" as if change was easy.

>>8679298
i'm getting bored of skeleton animations
all the ice in my carton has melted
this chair isn't very comfortable
i wish there were more power sockets in this room
i should probably go to sleep soon otherwise i won't get anything done tomorrow

Obviously

>>8679363
Expand on this please

>>8679470
Read your own wiki page you stupid motherfucker.

>>8679256
>are there any useful resources online I could use?

thereligionofpeace.com

>>8679256
Find a local suni mosque and contact the imam there he will be able to give you the best way of approaching it.

Can you read Arabic?
Part of the fun i imagine is the ability to interpret one word in 10 different ways. If you can't do that, then I think you're missing out.

Although that's not true. Still tons there to analyse and I can't read Arabic.

Maybe. But pop culture poisons and distorts anything it touches, Nietzsche is no exception.

>>8679241
Are you posting this article to display the correct understanding of Nietzsche?
Because its filled with just as much errors as the pop culture conception of him

>>8679288
Post your conception of him and point out the errors in the video

>>8679232
that was truly awful

>>8679232
Every line is very stilted and cramped. To have a poem consisting solely of such phrases is claustrophobic. There's no movement and it doesn't feel like anything is happening. "Greet tranquility, accept nihility" has an OK cadence to it but the word-choice is a bit on-the-head.

>>8679263
great advice m8

Nope.
None.

>>8679226
wacky pseudo acrostics flying all across the page = automatic art

i've started submitting randomly generated poems to lit mags. random tab use too. no bites yet but it's only been a week or so.

>>8679174
>Did any of them ever actually struggle with becoming great?

Like maybe all of them, bro.

>>8679174
They are dancer.

I was considering starting a thread about this.

Fantastic book, invaluable editing tool.

Wonderful book.

TLDR: Omit needless words.

>>8679031
It's a little overrate, but fine. Joseph Williams' "Style: Toward Clarity and Grace " is better. Theodore Bernstein is pretty good too.

Sounds like a great business model desu. Just buy a swimming pool before you start up, so you have a place to put all the cash and pussy coming your way.

>>8679002
That's been accounted for.

>>8678988
Dubs confirm great business model.

Are you sure 2-4$ is a good price though? Depending on how long you take to read an essay and grade it that might not be the best choice. Furthermore, people would probably be willing to pay a bit more than that if you gave good advice.

Nothing and nobody French is worth your time. Have some dignity.

Are YOU worth Flaubert ? Lol, these kids...

The time? Its like 300 pages, a few hours at most. Just read it.

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Max Stirner for me.

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>>8678892
Apprentice spook-buster here, reporting for duty.