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Is it true if Plato didn't show up to class Socrates would just cancel the whole day? kind of a dick move I mean I know he's the golden boy but that's unfair to his other students right?
>>8228111
Actually I am writing a screenplay based on this premise. Its called Plato's Day Off. Nobody has ever heard such a thing before
>>8228116
This sounds really interesting. I wish you the best of luck that I may one day see it on stage.
>>8228116
I think "Plato's Big Day Off" would make for a better title anon.
>mfw i realize Brave New World is just Notes From the Underground-lite
>>8228068
Its a "I pretend to read books" thread
>>8228070
Surprisingly I have read BNW.
I read a bit about NftU and noticed The Underground Man was kinda like John the Savage ideologically so, I thought to myself, "You know what would make a good shitpost?"
>>8228095
>Underground Man was kinda like John the Savage ideologically
What did he mean by this?
Apologize
>>8227952
>Greenposting
Please stop.
>>8227952
sorry I didn't finish you
So /lit/, you guys consider yourselves wordsmart... but have you ever beaten the computer at scrabble?????
>>8227875
you cheated, faggot
>>8227881
In what way do you think I cheated?
>>8227875
Scrabble is probably the worst word game possible.
Natasha is a whore?
y/y?
Also, General audio book thread
>inb4 inferior medium
I listen to it at work
>>8227863
>work
>2016
Inferior medium.
>>8227863
Natasha is the biggest sl00t in the book and Nikolai Rostov is gay for the Tsar's dick t b h.
When reading a long book (900+ pages), I tend to bounce between the audiobook and the physical text so I can listen to that shit while playing Euro Truck Simulator. Anyone else bounce between the two mediums like that?
How can I counter persistent underhanded sarcasm?
With genuine naivete
Stop countering it.
>>8228071
this, weirdly enough.
How's the writing career coming, /lit/?
kek
