You could be reading right now
>>9834144
that sounds comfy, Pepe
but I have software to write
I am
>>9834144
But I am anon
I'm just taking a break topoop
>>9834144
I could be sleeping right now
>>9834144
I can't, I'm at work
>>9834144
So could you bitch
I was just some minutes ago. "It" is my first Stephen King book and it's a pretty good one up to now.
>>9834144
You are reading right now
i'm gonna go to the gym soon and afterwards read some aristotle
>>9834311
Same
No I couldn't, I'm at work.
>>9835016
That's the problem with Stephen King books: they start out pretty decently and then end up being shit. You basically get baited into reading shit. I'm unironically excited for the upcoming Gunslinger movie though, because the movie adaptions of his books are always far better.
i am, on the public transport
>>9834144
I'm a spreadsheet drone, but I am listening to an audio book
>>9834144
But I'm busy watching the China Open 9-ball to learn about and improve my positioning in pool.
I'm underwater
>>9834144
No I couldn't. I'm in American Literature II right now and we're talking about how Mark Twain is a racist because he wrote Jim's dialogue in African-American vernacular.
The adjunct professor has pink dyed hair shaved on one side and gauges in her ears and a tattoo and piercings on her chest. I want to die.
>>9835078
You are absolutely correct. Except for "The Stand" which was really good, if a bit wordy.
>>9834144
I'm reading this post right now.
>>9835187
Why does that actually bother you, just in how it signifies degeneracy or does her presence invoke an actual bad feeling?
and no I can't because I'm a schizophrenic autistic nu-male on disability who can barely understand anything at all half the time. All I have to live for is my game.
>>9835187
Remember Her? Try Not To Gasp When you See How She Looks Now
>>9835230
Ebin
>>9834311
>>9835049
>>9835055
>>9835060
Have fun at work wagies?
>>9834144
Thanks, I needed this.
>>9836275
See you in 10 minutes
>>9836295
>>9836275
Are you back yet?
>>9836597
Yea. I meant I needed that Pepe.
can't i'm on venus
>>9835624
it was an okay day
>>9837019
No, you aren't supposed to enjoy your job, you should be raging right now. Recognize the superiority of enlightened NEETs
>>9837056
How do you get by being a NEET? Do you live with your parents?
Not trying to insult just genuinely curious.
>>9834144
I read 200 pages today, I'm good for now
>>9834144
No, I'm too drunk.
>>9837253
t. brainlet
>>9837373
how so?
>>9837381
just trolling, you got me :\)
I cant read
>>9834250
what book is that?
>>9837056
I had fun today though, I flirted with this cute married girl, read a few chapters of C&P and did some paperwork.
>>9834250
seconding what book is that
>>9837691
Infinite Jest
>>9834311
>browsing 4chan at work
>browsing any site where someone could post a gif of someone getting executed
>>9835187
and sometimes I long to shirk my NEETdom and go back to school. thnx for sobering me up.
>>9837725
you studying with pippin?
There's no real difference between listening and reading.
>Reading is better for detailed meaning
>Listening is better for holistic comprehension
I currently listening to The Critique of Pure Reason
>25+ hours
>>9838205
This.
inb4 newfags doubt the proven expediency of holistic parsing of philosophy texts. Check the studies.
>>9835624
>>9837019
>>9837699
My day was pretty good as well. They usually are. Having a good job with good coworkers where I'm basically left to my own devices so long as I get me work done is a pretty good deal. At the end of it, I get to go home do a loving dog and wife, a home-cooked meal, a cocktail or glass of wine or brandy, and a comfy chair to do some reading and/or shitposting depending on how I'm feeling. The NEET life is fine, I guess, but I prefer not living it.
>>9834144
good point. thanks. later pseuds
>>9838216
My point was hearing a sentence and reading that same sentence, is the same, in its essence.
But if you read it, you can immediately reread it, thereby gaining greater context.
But while you reread one sentence 2 times, and think about that single sentence; you can listen to three or four other and unique sentences.
Replace sentence with books or a whatever.
>>9834144
I'll be reading before I go to bed.
>>9837730
You can choose the classes you take and the people you interact with. You can listen to people who are wrong. It does not make you wrong. It makes you stronger.
Or you can choose to do nothing.
>>9834144
Christ you're fucking right. Thenk yeh
Why aren't you reading right now? Oh wait, you are. These are words and you are reading them. I wrote them. You read something I wrote. Thank you, reader.
>>9838296
Dear reader, I read him.
>>9835055
>Hello fellow responsible adults.
Who are you calling responsible, you fucking dogshit of a meme?
>>9838255
It's Phenomenology of Spirit, pretty sure the first guy was memeing
Kant, my friend.
Do you have a fetish for a priori?
>>9838313
The above anons who are employed, naturally.
>>9834144
But I am reading right now. I'm reading your shitty thread and thinking about how much I hate every whoreson who browses this site, as well as the mods for their obstinate refusal to do anything about said shitty thread.
But I am writer.
i'm too drunk
Who here is reading right now?
>>9834250
can i sniff your poo?
but I am reading /pol/ and going through SEP to argue philosophy in /lit/
>>9838249
Or I can sit in my gf's parent's basement with my cat in my lap while listening to R. Stevie Moore and browse 4chan.
I'm so much of a loser that I woke up after the library closed, otherwise I would be
>>9842388
check the sticky and download online books
>>9834144
I was reading the Divine Comedy but Puragtorio is kind of boring
Going to go get groceries.
Book illiterate here
I want to read but this shit is confusing to me
There's also The Prince with 80 pages paperback and 300 hardback.
somebody explain?
>>9837724
i don't think this guy knows what board he's on
I was. Pic related.
>>9844248
Look for unabridged texts and for the most part that's it. Buy the ones with essays, commentary etc. only if you know them to be really tough books that need context.
>>9844409
is there a database for editions and such?
how would I know if 'The Prince' is only 80 pages?