/lit/ - Literature

>>14603707
>Hating bad women intensifies my appreciation of good women if anything

This has given me a lot to think about.

>>14581792
>Nazis are bad

Can you prove?

This is fucking gay. I don't want to listen to this long enough to find out if it's a parody of the things that are annoying about it. Is it as gay as it seems?

If this is not a parody you shouldn't do this again. The "loose" and "aloof" improv style of repeating things six times as you try to say them is only good if the things you eventually say are actually funny or interesting. You're just saying nothing. Maybe it's a parody of people who do that or the style of review somehow ties into a satire of the book or something. But on the face of it, it makes me think you're acting like a woman, and makes me feel that specific "I wish I could hit this woman so she'd fucking stop babbling" feeling. Your unfunny jokeless zany babbling really reminds me of a woman. You have too much self-confidence for how little you are actually delivering. Again I apologize if this is part of a larger satire of just this sort of thing, and I'm not getting it.

>“I am focusing on it as a love story, a love story of many dysfunctional relationships, where everyone wants someone who doesn’t want them back,” said director Ryan Lee of New York.“I am also paying close attention to the racial implications, and the women’s issues, and domestic violence that occurs in our lives.”

>books romanticising prostitutes

Books romanticising prostitutes?

>liz harman is philosopher at princeton, the ritziest university in the world
>liz harman is retarded and probably shouldn't be at princeton
>liz harman's father, Gilbert Harman, was one of the biggest names at princeton and a massive influence on hiring new professors
>the Harmans are Jews