Catch-22

>>8967181
i like how it was funny, then became fuckin horrifying and made me wonder why i was lauhing to begin with.

Milo Minderbinder the cook is the most absurd. My favorite.

Yee I love, a long-term fave
>those chills at age 15 reading "Man is matter, cut him and he'll bleed" and realizing /s/ that was Snowden's secret /s/
Also when Aarfy /s/ gets mad and rapes Michaela /s/ and the animal significance of his name stops being funny

>>8967181
terrible book for gays

>>8967365
>/s/
What the fuck are you doing? Ctrl+s next time.

>>8967369
Mobile? :/

>>8967323
Snowden's death in particular was horrifying and still with me

Also that whole walk in Rome right before the maid gets her shit fucked

Chaplain is husbando-tier

>>8967367
This post is bad because you're gay

The reason you're a flaming queer is because you made this post

>>8967181
Very funny, but overwritten in parts. Somebody should have confiscated Heller's thesaurus.

Milo is a treasure

Occasionally funny but pretty bad.

>>8967402
>/s/
>phoneposting
>:/
You have to go back

Major Major Major Major. Book was ok I guess.

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where are the Snowdens of yesteryear?

>>8967323
there, there.

>>8967181
Fantastic novel, Milo is probably my favourite character, or Major Major.

>>8967181
Really good in parts.
Really unnecessary in others.
Probably 100 pages too many.

>>8968704
Almost forgot about him since he disappeared

He was doing it right

>>8968903
Milo's story was genius and fucking horrifying