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Comfy burgerpunk book recommendations? Comfy Burgerpunk sounds oxymoronic, but, I’m still interested.

>> No.17192472

>Start reading American history
>Realize the 'discovery' by Columbus and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
Anyone else? It fucked over Natives and their comfy lifestyle, it eventually made Europeans into industrialized bugmen and then they exported that shit all over the globe.

>> No.17192492

>>17192472
Natives didn’t have to deal with Jews or capitalism. They basically had it great.

>> No.17192506

>>17192492
No incels either, straight up didnt happen. Perfect society

>> No.17192517

>burgerpunk
Cringe

>> No.17192739

post best excerpts of "burgerpunk"

>> No.17192766

"burgerpunk" is an epic meemee that was forced on/lit/ by a handful of people. It doesn't exist and there are no "burgerpunk" books.

lurk moar, newfag

>> No.17192784

>>17192472
>Watching scat porn
>they poop but don't pee simultaneously

how do they do this?
when I poop I pee. There's no way I can hold the pee in!

>> No.17193320

>>17192784
maybe the peed beforehand anon

>> No.17193341

>>17192766
I w-wrote some b-burgerpunk and p-put it up on royal road. I-its basically just Snow Crash.

>> No.17193479

>>17193341
link

>> No.17193489

>>17193479
https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/36209/burgerpunk-pizza-time

>> No.17194119

>>17193489
Almost as good as F. Gardner. Almost.

>> No.17194186

>>17192472
Really it was the Persians who started the fucking over everyone process since globalism basically began with their empire

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https://lampbylit.com/magazine/burgerpunk001

>> No.17195529

Infinite Jest

>> No.17195598

>>17195512
I really enjoyed that. The thesis is so spot on. I live in the city where the burgerpunk picture was taken. I've shopped there. I've experienced it first hand. But even after writing >>17193489 I still don't think I properly describe it. If you look through what I wrote there are 12 chapters. Each one trying to be a slightly different thing than the one before it. Trying to grasp what burgerpunk is. Each time tightening my fingers around the pile of sand in my palm and with each try, more grains falling out of my hand.

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>> No.17195790

I always enjoyed this short story. A&P by John Updike:

https://littletonpublicschools.net/sites/default/files/HHS-2015-Eng-10%20Honors%20Summer%20reading_1.pdf

>> No.17195808

>>17192472
Colombus and his discovery weren't the problem, it was the English that swooped in afterward. That is where it went downhill.

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>> No.17197059

>>17192472
The different sort of cultures that arose from the isolation imposed by technological barriers is something we've lost and will never regain. Out of many, one, y'know?

>> No.17197060

Burgerpunk Soundtrack
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1NaR4jr-8k

>> No.17197552

>>17197060
Shit, thanks for this music butterfly. Kinda weird listening to it. I'll make sure to stick it on when I'm writing my burgerpunk magnum opus.

>> No.17197589

>>17192766
You meme these things into existence, if enough people agree to the idea that "burgerpunk" is a real thing then it becomes a real thing and the world will respond in kind, people will go through history looking for anything that resembles it and slap the label onto them, and people will create new things which fall under its label. That's the power of memes.

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This book is great look at how retarded America is through a foreign character's POV.

>> No.17198417

>>17195512
based

>> No.17198505

>>17195432
>>17195617
>>17192409
Where was the original burger punk picture taken?

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>>17195598
>https://www.royalroad.com/fiction/36209/burgerpunk-pizza-time
not bad actually. mind if i publish an excerpt or chapter of this for the /lit/ magazine project?
>>17197060
gorgeous
>>17195617
>>17195621
>>17195640
>>17195647
>>17195652
>>17195685
saved af

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Burger book

>> No.17198600

>>17198505
i forget. i tineye'd it before and an article came out about it. pretty sure its the main burgerpunk photo from the &amp article but im afk

>> No.17198611

>>17198596
prison literature. trippy.

>> No.17198855

>>17198505
Breezewood, Pennsylvania

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took this in my hometown a month or so ago

>> No.17198974

>>17198949
Looks nice.

>> No.17199598

>>17198949
comfy

>> No.17200316

>>17198949
By the file name it's clearly not in America. Which raises a good question! Can burgerpunk be non American or is that another style of -punk?

>> No.17200324

>>17198505
San Antonio, Texas at the intersection of 281 and 410.

>> No.17200374

>>17198566
Sure thing. Which part? It was fun being in lit quarterly so why not. I guess to verify you could send me a message on RR. Never got around to finishing the whole Mithras part.

>> No.17200446

>>17195808
This. The French had a nice little Avatar thing going on

>> No.17200583

>>17200316
This was taken in Ohio, I cleared the exif so my photo would be the right way up, since iphone exif data does weird things to rotation. You can even see the american flag on the left side of the image.

>> No.17200650

>>17192766
Satan Burger would like to have a word with you

>> No.17200688

>>17192766
Burgerpunk is also a burger joint in oklahoma that's probably really confused by how our memes take over their SEO.

>> No.17200810

Snow Crash

>> No.17200827

baudrillard - america

>> No.17200843

>>17200583
I'm a fucking moron anon. Sorry!!

>> No.17200892

Burgerpunk is individual decay, corporate growth?

>> No.17200923

>>17200892
>Burgerpunk has been described as the aesthetic reconciliation of the post-modernist individual recognizing the cognitive dissonance between the vast nature of corporate service-based globalization and the individualist nature of consumption forced upon them by the very nature and propaganda of their capitalist benefactors. The genre's backdrop explores the conflict between traditional american sensibilities inflated to a caricature by exaggerated use of freeway systems, suburban growth, and franchise based food products against the cynical nature of the average american blooming into a genuine need for individualized and personalized culture after slowly exchanging their ancestor's cultural heritage for their own force-fed culture of ease of access and frugality. Issues of hopelessness, automation, and complacency contrast the information provided through constant access to media and propagandized geopolitical news. The genre itself, becoming a meta commentary on other fantasy or science fiction based genres by using the actual occurring landscape as the basis for literary escape.