>for sale: baby shoes>well worn
>Everything was beautiful and nothing hurt
>Reserved, lean Buck Mulligan rolled over and fluffed his pillow before returning to peaceful sleep.
>>24825823>for sale>not passed around the community to the next family expecting a childgrim erosion of community and charitas
>>24825823It was the best of times, it was the comfiest of times.
>>24825847>your neighbor stops by your baby shower and drops off a seedy pair of used baby shoesuh...
>Gregor Samsa awoke from restful dreams to find that he was ready for another day of work
>>24825891I had mostly handmedowns from cousins growing up. Some shoes (boots, rain boots) , a lot of random equipment, skis, bikes. Kids grow out of that shit in a couple of years. It’s often plenty good for “generations” of them.
>>24825907>Gregor is still an insect but it’s a good thing>having grown additional limbs proves to be a major boon to his job, he’s twice as fast>his father is accosted by hooligans who throw his hat and wallet onto a roof>no problem for Gregor who just scampers up the wall>mother is not going to be able to finish knitting a sweater for christmas>Gregor uses his many arms to finish the work in a couple of days>everyone likes Gregor and he can give them all a big hug at the same time with his insect armsI’m imagining a children’s book.
>>24825823>I am a healthy man... I am a kind man. I am a handsome man. My liver is in good condition.
>The last man on Earth sat alone in a room.
>>24825823lost generation blokes bout to shit their pants at this
>>24825891You’re so removed from natural existence that you automatically assume that your community is made up of random people and not close relatives
>for sale>baby>well-worn
>>24825910>>24825998As the 2nd or 3rd oldest in quite a large family of cousins I saw many of my clothes passed on, sometimes forcibly. never quite forgave my mother for one shirt I really liked.
>Cherish the promise of progress and understanding, for in the cheerful brightness of the far future, there is only peace. There is no conflict amongst the stars, only an eternity of love and compassion, and the laughter of merry gods.
Call me Isaac. Some years ago—four years ago precisely—having plenty of money in my purse, and having accomplished all I wanted to do the on shore, I thought I would sail about a little and see the watery part of the world.
>>24825891I meant Church and family but neighbours will also do. You know they wash it beforehand right? Also will help with setting up the baby room, fixing the items you need, give advice, etc, etc.
>>24825823haha OP I love froggo XD
>>24825890>A whispering keeps still the sky
>>24825823>For sale: baby, shoes well worn
>>24825998>noooo you must live in incest alley like me and ranjeed
>The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a Boise State home game.
>24825823>>for sale: baby shoes>outgrownimproved that for you
>and thus concludes the last chapter of my finished philosophical system. I'd like to thank Lou, Richard and Cosima for supporting me all these years.
>>24825823you got to be a freak to buy those
>>24825891Babies grow so fast that they tend to grow out of a garment or footwear before wearing them out.
>It was a bright and sunny day.
>A creaming comes inside the pie.
>april is the nicest month, breeding
I believe like a child that suffering will be healed and made up for, that all the humiliating absurdity of human contradictions will vanish like a pitiful mirage, like the despicable fabrication of the impotent and infinitely small Euclidean mind of man. that in the world's finale, at the moment of eternal harmony, something so precious will come to pass that it will suffice for all hearts, for the comforting of all resentments, for the atonement of all the crimes of humanity, for all the blood that they've shed; that it will make it not only possible to forgive but to justify all that has happened
>>24826773amen
Jesus lept
>>24826566>we come back full circle to Chaucer
>>24827352you fucking ESL retard. neck your dumbass self
>>24828373>Marley was alive and well, to begin with.
>It was a bright and sunshiny day
>The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a triumph for the human race
