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What happened to the official /lit/ discord server? Did it get banned?
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Hope so. If you want to discuss /lit/-related topics then do it here.
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>>25561008
what’s your fav book?
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>>25561010
Are you implying I don't read? Or are you trying to have an awkward 1-on-1 conversation about our favorite books?
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>>25561022
was a straightforward question.
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>>25561032
Are you asking questions just to ask them, without having a specific goal, hidden motive, or purpose behind them?
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>>25560989
There never was an official one, meaning created by 4chan.
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>>25561040
whenever i see the ‘talk about lit on lit’ rhetoric i usually throw this question out there just to see. usually it’s met with radio silence, this time it was met with a weird srandoffisness. never met with anything said on the subject of literature.
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>>25561089
I think it was official
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>>25561112
>i usually throw this question out there just to see
>this time it was met with a weird srandoffisness
Not so weird if you think about it. I'm sure you can put 2 and 2 together.
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>>25561127
‘weird’ wasn’t the operative word in my point there but alright.
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>>25560989
>>25561008
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>>25561136
>I'm sure you can put 2 and 2 together.
I'm sorry, I overestimated you, apparently you cannot. Let me help you out. You didn't ask the question to have a talk about my actual favorite books, you had no interest in them. You threw "this question out there just to see", and when I asked for clarifications you proceeded to avoid clearing anything up. I would gladly talk to you about literature if you stopped jerking off with your butt buddies on discord and actually made a worthwhile thread.
You were here to bait for obvious outcomes so you could pat yourself on the back and say
>See! Discord really is the best!
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>NOOOOOOO, WHERE IS THE DISCORD!? REEEEEEE!!!!
If you REALLY think about it. Using modern 4chan is already like using a discord server. *shudders*
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>>25561153
ask me my favourite book see how i answer.
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>>25561174
Why would it matter? You're not here for a discussion. You asking this question to a random anon whose post you didn't like is indicative of your nefarious intent. Either that, or for some unknown reason, you wanted to turn me from an enemy to a friend by turning this thread into your personal discord server instead of making a dedicated thread where everybody can interact with one another. Or, there's also the chance that you're autistic.

I know you didn't miss the point of my post, you're not that stupid. So thank you for implicitly agreeing with me by not disagreeing with any of my points.

Now go away.
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There are a LOT of threads on 4chan nowadays where I enter the thread and am immediately hit with the suspicion that the majority of the replies are just the same guy replying to his own posts for like, at least 80% of the thread.
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This is the funniest shit ever just answer his question you tard
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>>25561190
my favourite book is tom jones by fielding. followed closely by decline and fall by waugh, take a girl like you by k amis, and, of course, don quixote.
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>>25561199
I accept the concession.
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>>25561204
am i on the literature board?
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>>25561208
Unfortunately
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>>25561198
No, why would I play along with somebody with nefarious intent?

>>25561208
Yes! So make a thread about asking for people's favorite books! This isn't a discord general. Welcome to /lit/
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>>25561210
tell me about it

>>25561211

i was hoping you’d come round but i’ll have to put it bluntly.
try and reread our interaction with a more level head. you’re far more invested in having an argument than me. besides being initially suspect at the world’s most innocent question (even if you were, why would that put you off answering? what’s there to lose? me knowing what books you like? what are you into fantasy?), then taking ‘just to see’ as a sinister double entendre (i meant just to see if you actually felt up to talking about books), you’re now refusing to engage with anything bearing the whiff of literature in favour of a conversation you could have just as well for half the price on r9k.
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>>25561222
>you’re far more invested in having an argument than me
Yes, I am far more interested in proving you wrong, than you are in defending the indefensible. I was nice enough to explain things to you clearly hoping you'd end up putting a semblance of effort but you weren't able to.

>besides being initially suspect at the world’s most innocent question (even if you were, why would that put you off answering? what’s there to lose? me knowing what books you like? what are you into fantasy?), then taking ‘just to see’ as a sinister double entendre (i meant just to see if you actually felt up to talking about books)
Honestly, how is "i meant just to see if you actually felt up to talking about books" not nefarious when being paired with "whenever i see the ‘talk about lit on lit’ rhetoric i usually throw this question out there just to see" "never met with anything said on the subject of literature"? It was to prove something to yourself, no? Answer me, yes or yes?

>you’re now refusing to engage with anything bearing the whiff of literature in favour of a conversation you could have just as well for half the price on r9k.
You are keeping the conversation going by wanting to win the /lit/ crowd over. You could've stopped at >>25561204, you could've stopped at >>25561190 (where I told you to go away) and at 2000 (approximatively) different points too. So don't act like you don't care for a gotcha

Also, tell me: have you ever been wrong about anything in your life?
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>>25561231
oh god not the autismo greentext point-by-point reply. listen we’re gonna have to cut this one short big fella.

btw what’s your fav book?
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>>25561234
>You are keeping the conversation going by wanting to win the /lit/ crowd over
Thanks for proving me right once again. At every step. Impressive
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>>25561235
if that’s the case aren’t you proving yourself wrong by replying? i did skim your post it sounds like you’ve got your own issues going on. i’m not here to cross-examine anyone just wanted to see if i could eke out a misc conversation about books on this here literature board but clearly i’ve come across the wrong anon for that endeavour.
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>>25561238
>if that’s the case aren’t you proving yourself wrong by replying
Yes! Stay as vague as possible. Words are scary, I get it. It would make you look like the turbo retard you are since I never claimed that I wasn't keeping this conversation going nor that I wasn't putting effort (I was). But you're not never wrong, and once again:
>You are keeping the conversation going by wanting to win the /lit/ crowd over
The difference between you and me is that I'm not, so I'm not ashamed to write more than two sentences to explain my point (to somebody who doesn't deserve it)
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>>25561242
an old english playwright said something about brevity being the soul of wit. doesn’t matter.
so you’re happy to make a fool of yourself in front of all five people who will ever see this thread yet you won’t name a book you like? more power to you. (it’s not too late, no pressure.)
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>>25561247
True, you're trying to be witty, I'm trying to be right.
Once again, proving my point. Good job. But you're never wrong and will dodge everything thrown your way.

Wait, let me guess? You don't care but will keep trying to get the last word in? We both wasted just as much time on this thread (sit on that for a shmoment)
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This being the ONLY active thread out of the seventeen I have pinned is the real tragedy here.
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>>25561252
at a university i sometimes go a bit of flack over the quixote. to some english literary people it seems like an annoying uncle who never leaves (the first modern novel). but in the end i still think it’s very good.
it stands out as a powerful story, a character deeply seen into and judged with scrupulous fairness, all done with triumphant narrative skill, a wonderful eye and ear and unfailing humour. & if some of these qualities have a familiar ring to them it is not because they are two a penny in the novels of its time or any other.
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>>25561253
Why would you even pin one about discord?

>>25561254
I didn't read half of your two last posts since you keep proving me right, and I just won't read that nose drivel.

>You are keeping the conversation going by wanting to win the /lit/ crowd over
I imagine it's the same here.

>Wait, let me guess? You don't care but will keep trying to get the last word in?
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>>25561257
Good point. Removing this thread from my watchlist.
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>>25561257
yeah sorry don’t mind me i was just talking about books again.
as a p.s. i’ll let you know ‘wit’ initially (& in shaxpy’s day) meant knowledge, mental awareness, understanding.
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>>25561262
>Wait, let me guess? You don't care but will keep trying to get the last word in?
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>>25561263
think i withdrew my garrison without a shot fired a while ago. your artillery is free to blow the fortress to pieces at leisure. o’ talking about literature now (heard of it?)
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>>25561266
I'm sure you're winning the /lit/ crowd very hard right now with whatever you're saying, you go girl
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There are lethal amounts of irony poisoning here.
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>>25561268
where did i lose you?
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>>25561270
Boop
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>>25561272
now that the dust has settled: do you have a book you like?
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>>25561276
Tell me more don quixote
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>>25561277
cervantes set out to write a novella sceptical of old romances and ended up creating the most beautiful apology for them that can be found in literature. he ended up writing a story about a knight, a real one. when you finish up with quixote you know that he's the most perfect knight who ever rode out against a dragon.
under the scepticism, there was a man who loved the knights as much as don quixote himself. above all, he was spanish.
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>>25561279
Wow thanks, now tell me more about tom jones
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>>25561280
>>>/r9k/
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Very good thread. I am big fan.
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Did that anon ask someone on /lit/ their favorite book? Is he fucking stupid?
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>>25561283
>>>/lgbt/
>>>/reddit/
>>>/discord/
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>>25561279
That's a very charming reading, I'll accept it on the grounds that it helps me appreciate the book more and I prefer to appreciate things more rather than less where possible.
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>If you want to discuss /lit/-related topics then do it here.
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>>25561298
Kek
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>>25561238
I love the way you worded this
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Long story... previous owner got it back and then just nuked it. Here is the back up, now the new official one

https://discord.gg/y267uJCxZ



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