/lit/ - Literature

Well that's all I got. Hoping you have some /lit/. Feel free to post Polandball as well, love these.

do you have a template for that first one, I can't be fucked to erase each speech bubble.

>>4962116

>>4962096
you forgot the part where every discussion about nietzsche is just "you didn't understand him" "no YOU didn't understand him" "i hate how nobody understands nietzsche" "why is everyone so bad at reading nietsche?"

>>4962101
Gold

>>4962122

>>4962096
More like this plz.

>>4962172
Hark a vagrant! is pretty great, and so is Dead philosophers in heaven.

http://www.dead-philosophers.com/

>>4962172

http://harkavagrant.com/index.php

>>4962160

There's another version of this comic with the same premise and it's better, but I can't find it

>>4962111

All of my lol

>>4962224
>>4962178
Can someone explain these?

>>4962316

Aha

>>4962111
>dat ending

old but gold

843242 stunden in mspaint

>>4962416
biste kein Fan von Celan?

>>4962421
doch, sehr

>>4962224
i dont get pls explain

>>4962410
>gold

I don't see it, frankly.

Haven't seen this yet

>>4962096
Close but you're wrong OP

this one is gold as well imo

>>4962410
>i can write a comic that sounds retarded
>look at me i'm a retard
>isn't my retardation rubbing off on this philosopher yet?

>>4962470
I swear to god, we had a thread yesterday where OP asked for christian/theological literature and it went EXACTLY that way

>>4962453
>>4962459

>>4962625
>>4962459
>>4962453

Can someone upload the "plebs" one?

Those edits are terrible. The ones from /pol/ are at least funny and to the point. These all read like an autistic person tried to hard to make his specific point.

>>4962666
>These all read like an autistic person tried to hard to make his specific point.
welcome to /lit/.

>>4962683
Or any other board on here.

>>4962364
>my chin feels itchy and shit, and this bubble is too big for what I wanted to say but I filled it up nonetheless
gold

>>4962101
Brilliant

>>4962470
Laughed

>>4962753
Laughed

>>4963088
Laughed

>>4963872
saged

>>4962096
but OP is actually a faggot is this comic for brining up "objective truths"

>>4963895
But if nothing was an objective truth, wouldn't the fact that there is no objective truth be a paradox?

>>4962224
So will someone explain this?

>>4963944
>semantics

>>4963895
>>4963944
>>4964003
Herewegoagain.jpg

>>4964003
n wot? semantics means you're a man, but i wouldn't argue as much - it is important indeed

>>4962416
dein goldenes Haar Sulamith, mah nigga

>>4963980

KIERKE
GAARD

>>4962410
>If only the son had contemplated the universal Form of Child Safety

/LIT/ all day erry day.

>>4965295
Gay

>>4962639
This is even more backwards than the original

>>4965295
Basically.

>>4962639

>>4962669
I'm crying

>>4965601
Option 1 all day.

Plebs don't know that there is a big dicked rapist in the back of option 2.

does anyone have the pasta of REI's autism?

>>4965666
It's a strict elimination diet (with no "cheat days").
The GFCF diet removes two proteins: casein, which is found in all milk and dairy products, and gluten, which is contained in wheat, barley, rye, and some brands of oats [that may have been cross-contaminated with gluten]. The obvious culprits, like milk, cheese, yogurt, ice cream, most breads, cereals, and pasta, should be avoided. But thousands of processed foods contain ingredients made from gluten or casein, so staples such as hot dogs, lunch meat, bottled salad dressings, jarred sauces, and even some margarine may not be allowed. Examining labels and ingredients is a must, especially since some substitute-dairy products may actually contain casein. For the GFCF diet to have a chance of working, the proteins need to be gone for good. In one study, kids who strayed from the diet just once every other month showed fewer improvements than those who broke the diet two times or less during a year.

Research is mixed -- but promising.
A 2009 research review concluded that there wasn't enough evidence to support a GFCF diet for autism, but some hopeful findings have emerged since then. In a small Danish study in 2010 of children ages 4 to 11, some kids showed significant improvements after 8, 12, and 24 months on a GFCF diet. Researchers at Penn State surveyed the parents of nearly 400 kids with autism and found evidence that a GFCF diet improved symptoms such as hyperactivity, temper tantrums, problems with eye contact and speech skills, and physical ailments such as skin rashes and seizures for certain groups of children. Those who showed the most improvement either followed the diet closely, stayed on it for at least six months, or had a history of food allergies or digestive issues, like chronic constipation and diarrhea.

No one knows for sure how it helps.
One theory is that children with autism are unable to fully break down casein and gluten and have increased intestinal permeability, or "leaky guts," so the undigested or partially digested proteins leak through the intestinal walls and into the bloodstream. When they do, the proteins may reach the brain and can lead to problems with behavior, speech, and social skills. Many doctors don't believe that "leaky gut" syndrome exists. Another theory is that children with autism may simply be in pain and discomfort because of an unknown intolerance to gluten and casein. And yet another is that when those proteins are gone from the diet, kids tend to feel better (and even sleep better), so they're more alert, get more out of therapies, and make greater progress.

>>4965862
wot

>>4965666

what pasta?

>>4965950
it was actually a collage of rei's posts

>>4965963

oh, this?

>>4962347
>>4962449
>>4963980
http://harkavagrant.com/index.php?id=247

It's from a series of comics based on book covers (there's a few more of these; it's the first category in the archive).

Here Kierkegaard in all his glory descends upon the reader, such that he cannot help but be awed at the splendor of his name.

KIERKE
GAARD

>>4965975
the face of autism

>>4962096
What I like about this image is that one guy going Hurr Durr is never changed.

>>4965996

Sponsored by /x/

>>4966012
>>4965996
>>4965975

" ; "

I love the comics with the blob of people and everyone talking past each other like in OP. Describes /lit/ and 4chan perfectly.

>>4965612
Every current YA fiction author seems to have followed this to the letter. And it actually worked.

>>4962122
What is the name for this style of comic?
Every board has them.
What's the original?

Well it looks like /lit/ is slowly devolving into /mu/. Soon we will all communicate entirely in the same set of six reaction images run through various gimp filters and "ironic" emotes :^)))))))) :000000--------

>>4967213
Implying this hasn't been happening since /lit/ was made.

>>4967213
It's literally impossible to be as cancerous as /mu/.

I pray.

>>4967213
Yes newfag, the one thread of funny images is true mark of end-times. It's not all of the one line shitposts and the fact that you post ":^)" thirty times per day while being a toxic fucking retard, it's totally board related humor that pops up once every months.

Thanks for letting is know how mad you are though, it matters.