New Rule: you're not allowed to say something is "kafkaesque" if you've never read anything written by Kafka.
>>8095480
you shouldnt be allowed to say something is "kafkaesque" ever, regardless of you reading kafka previously or not
>>8095480
How Kafkaesque.
nobody on /lit/ unironically uses the phrase 'kafkaesque'
what if I'm stuck in a TSA security line at the airport, crushed between two circus clowns then I see a naked guy with a stab wound getting chased by his father? can I make an exception?
>>8095499
Yeah, I've literally never seen that word here except for the one occasion someone said they hate it when people say Kafkaesque
and now in this thread
>>8095480
New Rule 2: You are not allowed to say anything--anything--about a book you haven't read.
Rule 3: No New Friends
>>8095480
New Rule 4: If a thread is a TV show reference, discard it immediately.
New Rule 5: No more than 2 threads related to single author or book are allowed at one time.
New Rule: autoban of 24 hours for using the word "meme" in a post
>>8095655
This. Please do this.
New Rule 7: castrate anyone who complains about the use of the word "meme" in a post
