have been memed

>>8376762
ur trash im glad you waste ur time on lit

>>8376769
>new orleans is such an amazing town!
>oh my god, i love the culture!
>the music, the food, my god, and did i say the culture!?
>what a town, i could never live there, but oh my god

>>8376779
you sound like a teenager

It's my favorite comedian's favorite book.

>>8376762
I was gonna read this soon what's wrong with it?

>>8376796
I read the whole thing as a Jewish woman's superlative responses to a husband while walking along the French Quarter

>>8376824
underage b&

>>8376762
Sike it's dope

>>8376762
This was the first book I ever bought because I liked the cover and someone said it was like Vonnegut. Read about a quarter of it but since it's been memeing I've reconsidered trying again since it's on my shelf. This is my blog now.

>>8376779
What are you even trying to say with this post

>>8376952
Something about Kentucky.

>>8376952
a vague comeback is always the best when it comes to 4chan

the original poster doesn't feel slighted and nobody else knows how to respond, it's a win for everybody involved

>>8376762
why so edgy?

>>8376822
Nothing. It genuinely made me chuckle out lout while reading it and it gets surprisingly deep and touching at one moment. It keeps changing the way you see Ignatius.

>>8376824
>No superlatives in the post
????

>>8376811
Colin Quinn?

>>8376822
Nothing at all. It's great if you're at all familiar with American culture, especially Southern culture.

>>8378948
He likes it as well?

But no, Artie Lange.

>>8376822
nothing. genuinely funny book that I would recommend reading. Will admit that it can drag at some times (when Ignatius summarizes how he perceived events. can be funny, but he's just telling us what we just saw and some of these reflections can go on and on and on.)