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[Anonymous No.18510430]

Remark/Rate/Ridicule

Just got a new shelving unit and tried to make it look a little classier

[Anonymous No.18510443]

>>18510430
I'm judging you

[Anonymous No.18510492]

>>18510430
Based on what I've seen here today, we cannot be friends.

[Anonymous No.18510517]

>>18510430
You better be a woman

[Anonymous No.18510518]

>>18510443
>>18510492
I know, the decorations are a bit girly

[Anonymous No.18510524]

>>18510517
No, why

[Anonymous No.18510564]

>>18510518
"a bit"

[Anonymous No.18510718]

>>18510430
What's that Everyman's Library book on the lower middle shelf?

[Anonymous No.18510760]

>>18510524
that's not your actual shelf then. nice bait

[Anonymous No.18511060]

booked? more like bucked

[Anonymous No.18511061]

>>18511060
bucked and sucked

[Anonymous No.18511088]

This is Jamesanon and here are my shelf and stacks because I need another shelf.

1/8

[Anonymous No.18511096]

>>18511088
2/8

[Anonymous No.18511099]

>>18511096
3/8

[Anonymous No.18511103]

>>18510430
Do you read them or just take them out to clean them?

[Anonymous No.18511106]

>>18511099
4/8

[Anonymous No.18511115]

>>18511106
5/8

[Anonymous No.18511127]

>>18511115
6/8

[Anonymous No.18511135]

>>18511127
Oh the unnamed book there is Tomorrow in the Battle Think on Me by Maria's

7/8

[Anonymous No.18511136]

>>18511135
Marias*
woops

And here is the last of it!
8/8

[Anonymous No.18511147]

>>18511135
Based shelves anon. Was wondering whether jane eyre, mrs dalloway and to the lighthouse are worth the read.

[Anonymous No.18511150]

>>18511136
Pretty fucking good over all, pal. You have a nice personal library and we have many titles in common. Congrats.

[Anonymous No.18511156]

>>18511088
I actually found this shelf on the road btw. Feels good.

[Anonymous No.18511161]

>>18511088
Mirin' that nice Beckett collection. I'm yet to get How It Is, Murphy and Watt.

[Anonymous No.18511180]

>>18511099
And the book where you can't see the title here is Ancient Evenings.

[Anonymous No.18511241]

>>18511147
Not my shelf and I haven’t read any other Woolf but the waves was incredible, I’d highly recommend it

[Anonymous No.18511443]

>>18510430
BOOKED

[Anonymous No.18512237]

>>18511136
Huge amount of overlap with my own, but an awesome collection.
What'd you think of Gertrude Stein?

[Anonymous No.18512244]

>>18510430
Cringe

[Anonymous No.18512305]

>>18511106
Now that's a fucking shelf. Every books seems to have it's fair use.

[Anonymous No.18512324]

>>18510430
Looks nice, but I try to keep the non-paper stuff at a minimum on by bookshelves, otherwise they're taking the space for other books

[Anonymous No.18512330]

>>18511096
What's that wooden box?

[Anonymous No.18512768]

I give most of my books away.

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>>18512770
Cute note anon

[Anonymous No.18512879]

>>18512795
Nice stuff

[Anonymous No.18512925]

These are safe from the book thieves.

[Anonymous No.18513214]

>>18512925
How are they safe?

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[Anonymous No.18513366]

>>18513214
well... you can't pull them off the shelf without probably rearranging the whole thing from one end or the other based on the way it looks

[Anonymous No.18513412]

[Anonymous No.18513433]

>>18513412
Oh my…
It’s…
It’s…

[Anonymous No.18513463]

>>18513433
a repost

[Anonymous No.18513465]

>>18513412
cursed image

[Anonymous No.18513489]

>>18510430
just moved. i know its bad to stack books this way. im working on it. 1/3

[Anonymous No.18513500]

>>18513412
Is this butterfly's shelf

[Anonymous No.18513501]

>>18513489
2/3

[Anonymous No.18513509]

>>18513501
3/3

[Anonymous No.18513614]

>>18513228
Really mirin the Bataille and Deleuze. I have the accursed share volume 1, is his pink book any good?

[Anonymous No.18513730]

>>18513412
Damn, that skull and crow is very cool

[Anonymous No.18513737]

>>18513489
>Stalin's Opera Omnia missing vol.6
NNNNGGGGHHHHH AAAAAHHHH

[Anonymous No.18513744]

[Anonymous No.18513750]

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[Anonymous No.18513770]

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[Anonymous No.18513784]

>>18513614
I loaded up on Bataille during the Princeton sale earlier this year (they print Zone Books apparently). Not sure when they will do that again but it was a great way to build a collection. I'd already read some of him already so I had an idea of what I was getting. Pink book is compilation of his published pre-ww2 stuff. Not really an organic whole in any sense beyond that but shows how some of his ideas were developing. Very protean sort of period; Surya's book is a good companion to it.

[Anonymous No.18513788]

>>18513744
starter kit?

[Anonymous No.18513791]

7/8

[Anonymous No.18513802]

8/8

Books that you can’t read the spine text. I got rid of the Tractatus because it is a pointless endeavor.

[Anonymous No.18513818]

>>18513802
All the ideas in these books are a pointless endeavor

[Anonymous No.18513879]

>>18513802
>I got rid of the Tractatus because it is a pointless endeavor.
How can you say that when you have Nazi shit on your shelf

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[Anonymous No.18513892]

>>18513879
Nazis nearly took over all of Europe. Wittgenstein meandered and wrote nonsensical garbage

[Anonymous No.18513898]

>>18513888
This has to be a troll post

[Anonymous No.18513908]

>>18513898
That bad, huh?

[Anonymous No.18513917]

>>18513892
>”truth-combinations”
Intellectuals are the biggest charlatans of the human spirit

[Anonymous No.18513927]

>>18513788
Yeah working my way through.

[Anonymous No.18513930]

>>18513791
I saw your shelves posted other times but there's always something I missed. Post some pic from futurismo e futurismi? I'm the anon who once asked you about the manifesto del futurismo in this pic btw >>18513802

[Anonymous No.18513932]

>>18513898

You don't like that Overwatch book ?


Jokes aside, what's wrong about it ?

[Anonymous No.18513937]

>>18513932
It’s all comics and video games and you have Star Wars and other faggot nerd shit. This would be fine for a 12 year old boy, but you’re a grown fucking man

[Anonymous No.18513945]

>>18513930
No problem. My Fortunato Depero artbook has some of my favorite Futurist art

[Anonymous No.18513950]

>>18513930

[Anonymous No.18513959]

>>18513945
>>18513950
Very cool, thanks. It seems expensive

[Anonymous No.18513961]

>>18513959
$30

[Anonymous No.18514033]

>>18513961
Ah, not that bad after all

[Anonymous No.18514269]

>>18510430
I don't know any of these books

[Anonymous No.18514626]

>>18510430

Very nice, anon. This calms my autism and soothes my soul.

>>18513888
Bloody disgusting. I hate the bookshelf, and the wall if revolting.

[Anonymous No.18514645]

>>18513927
can you post the clean version for me

[Anonymous No.18514649]

>>18514626
Gross

[Anonymous No.18514684]

>>18513791
Why must you torture me with posting the Albert Speer book everytime.

[Anonymous No.18514716]

>>18514626
>the nissan manual
gets me everytime

[Anonymous No.18514972]

>>18514626
You seem like a charming fellow

[Anonymous No.18515146]

>>18510430
i saw dune the rest is just fluff

[Anonymous No.18515150]

>>18513937
>>18514626
I'm sorry. I shall kill myself.

[Anonymous No.18515183]

>>18511136
Among whats on your shelf there, what is the best history book on Byzantium? I'd like to read about that.

[Anonymous No.18515191]

>>18514684
You will never own it and probably never see pictures of his work after the internet enters full censorship mode

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[Anonymous No.18515266]

>>18515246
>>18515236
>>18515221
>>18515212

You have a lot of the essentials, that's for sure. Boring, but essential. I hope your interests are more broad than what's pictured.

[Anonymous No.18515268]

>>18514645
this retard kek

[Anonymous No.18515272]

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[Anonymous No.18515301]

>>18513762
Everyone here seems to have Hegel on their shelf. Is it worth reading?

[Anonymous No.18515316]

>>18513802
turn 18

[Anonymous No.18515358]

>>18515280
>>18514626
>Evola
>Bell Curve
>Turner Diaries
How do you expect to be taken seriously?

[Anonymous No.18515363]

>>18511088
How's the WB yeats edition?
Does it open up nicely? Is the paper nice?

[Anonymous No.18515441]

>>18515301
i will let you in on a little secret anon nobody here reads hegel we just use it to store chloroform for when girls come over

[Anonymous No.18515513]

>>18515301
Yeah read him

[Anonymous No.18515578]

>>18515358
Revolt Against the Modern World is well-known and quite influential, some of its more peculiar readers notwithstanding.

[Anonymous No.18515594]

>>18515578
Well known in your retard twitter sphere. Outside of that he is a non-entity.

[Anonymous No.18515623]

>>18515594
Mircea Eliade was influenced by it as well as other writings of Evola's and Guenon's. I need not tell you the importance of Eliade's work in the 20th century or even in the 21st, as a crucial influence of Jordan Peterson's. For the record, I've never had a Twitter account.

[Anonymous No.18515631]

>>18515623
>as a crucial influence of Jordan Peterson's
10/10 troll

[Anonymous No.18515667]

>>18515631
Not at all. Peterson references Eliade constantly.

[Anonymous No.18515757]

>>18515667
No i mean that your ultimate justification for reading Evola is to understand Peterson. I commend you. It must have been difficult to parse these luminaries to arrive at needing wash your penis.

[Anonymous No.18515769]

>>18515757
Are you retarded? Peterson was influenced by Eliade, Eliade by Evola. They did not agree on everything. Is that so hard to grasp?

[Anonymous No.18515782]

>>18511136
Redpill me on studying Byzantine civilization.

[Anonymous No.18515786]

>>18510430
Normie-tier bookshelf. Nice classic sci-fi though.
Rate this book haul. Some of them are for my wife, I'll let you figure out which is which.

[Anonymous No.18515818]

>>18515757
We are not talking about whether you or I like Peterson or Evola or anything else. We are talking about Revolt as a work to be taken seriously. It inspired one of the great minds of the 20th century in Eliade who now inspires one of the most popular public intellectuals of our time in Peterson. Quit being so emotional.

[Anonymous No.18515853]

>>18513879
>Not reading history books so as to learn what mistakes to not make
>Not being able to set aside your own worldview so as to better read and understand something outside of it.
At what moment did you opt in to being stupid? Perhaps you're the type who is incapable of entertaining a thought without accepting it. What a depressing decision to make, but you'll never really understand why.... You may notice that on the nation socialist's shelf is communist literature, but on the communist shelf is only communist literature. Regardless, I wish you nothing but wellness for the future.

[Anonymous No.18515857]

>>18515818
>it should be taken seriously because.... Peterson

[Anonymous No.18515865]

>>18515857
So you are retarded. Good to know.

[Anonymous No.18515869]

>>18515667
And how many times does he reference anything related to Evola?

>>18515769
All that means is Peterson takes influence from one while ignoring the other.

[Anonymous No.18515878]

>>18515869
I don't think you understand how influence works.

[Anonymous No.18515883]

>>18514626
Where did you get "White Power" by Rockwell? I've been trying to find it for awhile.

[Anonymous No.18515994]

>>18514626
What's the bottom right book?

[Anonymous No.18516010]

>>18515183
Read Luttwak's Grand Strategy of the Byzantine Empire

[Anonymous No.18516011]

>>18515994
Can you not read? It says "Adolf Hitler".

[Anonymous No.18516018]

>>18515857
Not an argument. Your assertions, that Evola is unserious and a non-entity, have been effectively refuted. Anything else?
>>18515869
Without Evola, Peterson may not have Eliade to reference. Evola is in Eliade, so when Peterson uses him, he uses Evola. I shouldn't have to explain this.

[Anonymous No.18516030]

>>18511088
>>18511096
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>>18511106
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>>18511136
>>18513228
Only good collections itt

[Anonymous No.18516036]

>>18515786
You're calling him a normie and you buy The Alchemist? top fucking keks

[Anonymous No.18516038]

>>18516011
Are you dumb? "Adolf Hitler" is not a univocal book title. Is it pics? Quotes? A biography?

[Anonymous No.18516046]

>>18516036
That one's clearly for his wife

[Anonymous No.18516068]

>>18516018
You know damn well that retard has never read a single page written by Evola. I'm sure they have read at least a few paragraphs on why they should not read Evola, however.
>>18516036
I don't even know the author to "The Alchemist". I just looked it up and it looks like I need to start auditing what books my wife is reading. I only read non-fiction. Anyways, thanks for the heads up. The bookshelf is still seriously normie-tier.
>>18516038
I have no idea, I was making a joke. I tried to look it up, but all I can find is a cigarette card book from 1935/1936. I hope he gets back to you.. and me, I really need to know where he got White Power by Rockwell. I found it once, but it was being sold for like $200~

[Anonymous No.18516435]

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[Anonymous No.18516530]

>>18513489
>>18513412
>>18512795
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>>18511135
>>18511096

have some self respect

[Anonymous No.18516534]

>>18516530
?

[Anonymous No.18516581]

just did a re-org

[Anonymous No.18516739]

>>18516068
Why are you all so viciously shallow as to assume no one could read Evola and disagree with him? Is it that you are all 17-23 year-olds? Is this your first philosopher you weren't required to read for a class and you like his stuff about holy war and hyperborea?

[Anonymous No.18517008]

>>18511127
What’s the book underneath American Pastoral? Amazing collection btw.

[Anonymous No.18517017]

>>18510430
very very gay, OP. You should've opted for a giant horsecock that is mounted securely into the building's foundation, like a basketball hoop pole, so that when you bounce up and down on it with your asshole, your house doesn't tip over

[Anonymous No.18517042]

>>18517008
He said it here>>18511135

[Anonymous No.18517112]

>>18515883

My dad.

>>18515994
I can't read German. This is the first page inside. It's full of actual black and white photographs.

[Anonymous No.18517116]

>>18517112
And the next page.

[Anonymous No.18517199]

>>18513892
same reich, different worlds

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[Anonymous No.18517566]

>>18511135
Is nobody going to mention the lube and dildo

[Anonymous No.18517607]

>>18517566
looks like contact solution

[Anonymous No.18517835]

[Anonymous No.18517876]

It's too low. It's white. The candles are gay. This bookshelf belongs to an unhappy woman with a dog that acts as a substitute for a child. The shelf and its owner completely lack any class.

[Anonymous No.18518530]

>>18517112
>>18517112
I don't exactly speak German, but that means "Pics of the Fuhrer's life", this I could understand without googling
>>18517116
This is a dedication by Goering, I think it says something about how faith, hundreds of thousands of eyes, one people, one nation. I don't care enough to translate it, it probably doesn't say much of interest

[Anonymous No.18518533]

>>18517199
Is this true?

[Anonymous No.18518538]

>>18517876
>This bookshelf belongs to an unhappy woman with a dog that acts as a substitute for a child.
This clearly belongs to cat woman, not a dog woman

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[Anonymous No.18520105]

>>18516739
>Why are you all so viciously shallow as to assume no one could read Evola and disagree with him?
Frankly, it is because everyone who hates him only hates him because muh alt-right and they were told to. You guys tend to fall in line a lot, but I think it's just an ideological thing.
>viciously shallow
>17-23
>first philosopher not required to read for a class
I'm curious about what it is about people like you treating people who hold a different viewpoint like this. I can't remember the last time I spoke to someone who disagreed with me who hasn't used some sort of personal attack.
For what it is worth, I'm very open minded to various ideas, 30+, and I've never had to read philosophy for any schooling, but my shelf has Plato, Spinoza, Niezsche, Guenon, etc. I do believe you're just mistaking my pattern matching with believing it impossible to disagree with him. This is an understandable misunderstanding when you feel defensive. Also, I don't agree nor disagree with him, I've just been enjoying his content.
So anyways... Have you read him?
>>18517112
Damn, okay. Thank you. I'll just keep the search going.

[Anonymous No.18520113]

>>18518530
>The 1936 cigarette card photo album "Adolf Hitler: Bilder aus dem Leben des Führers" with articles from Hitler's entourage describing his life, work, and achievements. The original was sold as a blank book and then the owner would collect the photographs separately from cigarette cards. The images would then be manually pasted in to complete the book. Regarded as one of the crowning popular propaganda achievements which helped consolidate Hitler's hold on power, this book had sold millions ..
It looks like I was on the money about the cigarette card book.

[Anonymous No.18520142]

>>18520105
>make assumptions about someone else
>act incredulous when assumptions are made about you
Now you're claiming you don't even have an opinion on Evola, you just like reading him. And you are saying people who you think haven't read him but only read about him would dislike him (i.e. have an opinion on him). This is ridiculous. For all I know you haven't read him either.

[Anonymous No.18520195]

>>18520142
>you don't even have an opinion on Evola, you just like reading him.
I have an opinion, but I don't let my own opinion impact what I've read until I've finished read it. I've a few more books to read by him until I decide to form an opinion. You may or may not understand this, it is of no consequence to me.
>And you are saying people who you think haven't read him but only read about him would dislike him
No I am saying that people who dislike him on this website have not read him. People who read him may or may not dislike his ideas, but not make it so personal as to not dislike him.
>For all I know you haven't read him either.
>either
Thank you. Have a wonderful rest of your day.

[Anonymous No.18520259]

>>18510518
Why do you need to decorate a bookcase? Fill it with books.

[Anonymous No.18520273]

>>18510518
>I know, the decorations are a bit girly
It looks nice actually. I just hope the plants are real and not plastic.

[Anonymous No.18520746]

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[Anonymous No.18521356]

>>18520142
Literal brainlet with a superiority complex brought about through a single parent upbringing (guessing mom).

>>18520195
Stop being so sensitive.

[Anonymous No.18521411]

>>18520259
People like to decorate. My wife decorated our shelves, she has things she likes in them, like a picture of us, and things she won in contests.
>>18521356
>superiority complex
When people make this accusation, I tend to assume they think I am better than them. Please do not feel this way. We each have something we are better at than the other.
For what its worth, I did mean it when I said "Have a wonderful rest of your day". I bear no ill will towards anyone here.

[Anonymous No.18521420]

>>18510430
Tasteless "minimalism"

[Anonymous No.18521468]

>>18521411
How did you know anon? I thought no one would see my shameful attempt at covering my secret desire to be you. Will you please show me how to btfo evil fascists like the you and your cool reddit pals.

[Anonymous No.18521479]

>>18521468
See so nervous I forgot the question mark, signed your biggest fan. Get fucked "mister nice guy cuck"

[Anonymous No.18521504]

>>18521468
Jesus Christ, man. You are not well. I hope you feel better soon.
Dear "mister nice guy cuck",

I don't have a Reddit account, nor do I visit that website. However, I do have a lot of traditionalist national socialist leanings. You could say I'm a fellow traveller of a sort. So I would likely get banned from that website. Also, if you want to fight fascists... I am not your guy.

Take care,
Guy you wish to be.

P.S. I think if you visited /SIG/ you might be happier.

[Anonymous No.18521508]

>>18517835
Those barbies probably saw some heavz shit.

[Anonymous No.18521524]

>>18521504
Sorry fren sometimes when the schizophrenia hits it doesn't wear gloves my apologies I actually feel bad.

[Anonymous No.18521534]

>>18521524
10/10. I love this bar.

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[Anonymous No.18524678]

>>18510430
>Plants
>Books
Tell me you dont love your books. Mine usually placed at place as dry as dunhuang grottoes

[Anonymous No.18526052]

>>18524678
Because you're an incel

[Anonymous No.18526460]

>>18512768
nice shelf man. how did you like the the age of series? I was planning on reading that sooner or later

[Anonymous No.18526491]

I was gonna post mine but it's far too embarrassing in comparison lol

[Anonymous No.18526496]

>>18510430
tf is shelf

[Anonymous No.18526689]

>>18526496
>bottom left corner
tf is that, anon.

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[Anonymous No.18527070]

>>18527061
how did u like 12 rules?

[Anonymous No.18527096]

>>18510430
>the reader
>booked
>bibliophile
Why is it always the people who read YA crap that make their entire identity into being a "reader"

[Anonymous No.18527147]

>>18514626
I've been on the lookout for that newer Chiltern Classic Moby Dick, looks great.

[Anonymous No.18527176]

Ignore the pokemon

[Anonymous No.18527190]

>>18527176
>the legend of the 10 elemental masters

why?

[Anonymous No.18527224]

>>18527070
Really good. Pretty much no politics, just down to earth life advice.

Some guy on here was trying to shit on it a little while ago by calling it the "layman's Meditations". Which was supposed to be an insult, but I'm sure Peterson would appreciate the comparison.
The advice isn't anything super ground breaking, but it is good.

I've mentioned this story once or twice so I'll try to be brief;

I happened to look through it when I was reading something else and noticed Ch. 3, "Befriend People Who Want the Best for You". Well it just so happens that I subtlety but definitely just lost a friend who I had been close to for about a decade. I didn't really know what happened at the time, but he had gotten married (I as also friends with his now wife), and everyone in our friend group, about 8 friends that had been friends for about a decade, had been invited except me. And I wasn't sure why.

Well my friend was a fervent atheist and had an extremely apathetic demure. Well it just so happens that he was extremely resentful to me because I had had a discussion with his gf about the nature of morality. It wasn't heated, no one left angry, I actually really enjoyed it (even though it was fruitless), and we all just play some board game afterward. I didn't think anything of it, and he didn't let on that it bothered him.

Longer story short, because he uses apathy as a way to cover up his issues with anger, that most likely stem from his relationship with his very religious parents, I had no idea we weren't friends. He would then not speak to or hang out with me, and this culminated with me not being invited to his wedding. I only figured out that this man who I considered a dear friend for a decade, was not my friend at all, and had a lot of anger and resentment for me, after the fact. And he also tried to draw people in the friend group away from me, and was somewhat successful. At least, it feels that way.

I was completely blindsided. I had no closure or a way to get closure. And Ch. 3 helped me come to terms with that because it helped me understand why I am legitimately better off without him in my life.

[Anonymous No.18527384]

>>18527147

It is. I'm reading it now. Never read it growing up so catching up on one of the classics I missed.

[Anonymous No.18527546]

>>18527176
wtf why is there a chile flag anon

[Anonymous No.18527547]

>>18513750
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>>18513802
Pretty good. There's some cringe in there though.

[Anonymous No.18527552]

>>18513802
I kneel....

[Anonymous No.18527556]

>>18514626
Lmao

[Anonymous No.18527567]

Why does everyone here have the same books?

[Anonymous No.18527590]

>>18527567
See >>18527061

[Anonymous No.18527601]

>>18527590
Pretty nice. You have any recommendations about the Mujahideen?

[Anonymous No.18527661]

>>18527601
I sure do.

[Anonymous No.18527820]

>>18527567
This site is a hivemind.

[Anonymous No.18528082]

>>18527224
This is too close to a real thing that happened to me. It's not 1:1 but if it was mildly changed up, because it could be, as I only invited one of my friends to my very small supposed to be family-only wedding.
If your name is Daniel, I'm sorry about bailing and not inviting you. I bailed on everyone though, because I just don't want to be around other people ever. I left everyone's lives as soon as I could. I didn't invite you because my wife didn't trust you because she was worried about people picking at my trust issues, considering the majority of my friend group basically lied and stabbed me in the back, repeatedly. You were a cool dude to hang out with, but I dealt with some serious issues and basically the only way I can be happy is when I'm almost completely alone.

[Anonymous No.18528375]

>>18513802
Yet another midwit filtered

[Anonymous No.18528386]

>>18510430
4/10 ikea tier
>>18511088
5/10
>>18512768
6/10 wood that doesnt look lived in a goodwill shop for years, but not great
>>18513412
3/10 chipped, bent, boring design, cheap black paint
>>18513501
4/10 ikea
>>18513791
4/10
>>18513888
6.5/10 personally i think its very ugly but at least more interesting than usual
>>18514626
6/10
>>18515212
4/10
>>18515255
6.5/10
not great, but looks like some real wood, knicks but veering towards antique territory
>>18515272
elegant curve, it bumps up to a 7/10
>>18516581
4/10
>>18517835
4/10
>>18527061
4/10
all in all, not the best shelves

[Anonymous No.18528410]

>>18515212
Very nice

[Anonymous No.18529183]

Bump

[Anonymous No.18529338]

>>18510443
that sigma stare

[Anonymous No.18529346]

>>18510430
post tits

[Anonymous No.18529736]

>>18511135
Is that a bad dragon and lube on your top shelf?

[Anonymous No.18530126]

Looking at these shelves I now know why this place sucks

[Anonymous No.18530264]

>>18530126
Post yours, pussy.

[Anonymous No.18530332]

>>18527224
That really sucks, anon. I don't get why people let stuff like that interfere with their friendships. There are certain beliefs that I keep to myself around friends because I know they are taboo but despite how different their views are from mine (they are liberals and libertarian socialists and I'm a closeted nationalist), I still care about our friendships and their well being. Some of them even talk about how much white people suck all the time and while that can get annoying, I try to just change the subject instead of getting into an argument about it. I wish we could have a real discussion but I know that my beliefs are too heretical. What exactly was the conversation about? You said it involved the nature of morality but that's not very specific.

[Anonymous No.18530341]

>>18527176
Jirachi is one of my favorites. I refuse to ignore it. Good shelf btw. I've never read BAP's book but his twitter is entertaining.