/lit/ - Literature

>implying the windmills weren't real enemies
you all are a bunch of pseuds
There is nothing wrong with this image in it's concept, but it still is pretty stupid

>imagine being a hamlet
Bacon boyz get in here

>>17980288
seethe harder trojtard

>>17943822
It doesn't matter.

>>17701933
>Hypertalented and open people like J.K. Rowling

Sorry anon, couldn't help myself

>Drink nothing but milk growing up
>quadruple digit iq

>>16097730
Not my fault they went over your head

>>15957821
>says there is good literature after 1800's
>doesn't name a single one

>come up with a conclusion without researching
>find out of context quotes to support it
>A+

>the first thought that pops into my head when seeing or hearing about Kneechee is that he was a coomer
Yeah, I think Wagner won.

>Modus Ponens

I think we can all agree, though, that Hanslick was a loser.

>>15628152
The only way to win the game is to not play at all.

>resurrection of the flesh
how did he get away ith it?

name 1

I procrastinated on a presentation so hard one time in grad school that I had to go the reserve library where they keep all the really old books for students to study. and some on display.
I had to set up an appointment for this book, which was only written in the 50's, and freely available on amazon, albeit a little obscure.
So there I was surrounded by books from the middle ages, including a Gutenburg Bible on display, while I take pictures of a couple of pages from a book I could have checked out from the main library if I hadn't procrastinated.
I had to use a special holder for this stupid little book and weights, so as not to bend the pages too much. All around also, are students who had set up appointments to study old codices. It was a serious ordeal, and quite comedic.

>tfw I'm literally Zverkov

>>14093169
>>14094622
limp bizkit'd

>he doesn't slam down cups of orzo

>>12920034
>he's just like me
I knew I was a genius!