>food analogies Was Cicero a brainlet?

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Why do more people underline rather than bracket anything longer than a few words? Here's a page from The Sound and the Fury I picked up from my university. Not to mention this same person underlined so horrendously that they often crossed out words. Also, they used margin brackets so frequently that passages started to lose their power, and the few annotations they did leave amounted to: "Jesus Christ," "Is this guy for real," and "this fuck (Jason) doesn't even love his mother."

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>>9134685
cf. this.

>>9134699
>not doing comfy margin writing
don't pleb this hard

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Obligatory:
>not reading Cicero in Latin

>>9134685
Marking up a book beyond brackets should be punished by removing the eyes.

>>9134685
>>9134699
>reads shared books like a filthy pleb
>complains
just off yourself haha

>>9134631
>Was Cicero a brainlet?
You fucking retarded schmuck. In the OP that is quite a profound observation (about the scents), and im only half way through.

>>9134631
Marmm!!! Marmm!!! comme here!! Da Smert Philosper man said food!! hes spose to talk about philosophy!! not FOODD!!! this isnt nap and snack time!!! silly

Holy shit, please be joking.... plelelelelelease

>>9134631
Now I want to know what the next page says.. post the next few pages, without your grubby thump in the shot please? If you are serious you dont deserve to own this book

>>9134685
I've literally underlined 50 pages in a row except for two pages because I liked the first half off the book.

Fuck those two pages though, for real.

>>9134631
You know my mom keeps making fun of me for spending so much time on "that faggy weeb site, you are driving your cultural capital way down honey", its posts like these that make me think maybe shes right

He's using the word coloratura... I thought this word was first used 1500 years later. What does it say in latin?

>>9135347
Vibrattoisha Coloricus

Coloratura has several meanings: The word is originally from Italian, literally meaning "coloring", and derives from the Latin word colorare ("to color")

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>>9135181
Just 4u anon ;)

>>9135516
nice, uploading my tribute as we speak.

got beminine fenis?

In case you were truly weirded/grossed out by those comments, I am authorized to say: I was just joking

Unless you are into that sort of thing, in which case I was joking about joking

and if you are not, I of course was joking about joking about joking

Just kidding

>>9135516
Thx anon