Whats the literary equivalent of a hotdog?

whats the literary equivalent of a hotdog?

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Conferancy of dunces

The United States of America's Pledge of Allegiance

The Bible

kek

i would've posted a book on veganism or something, that's just above the threshold to be funny enough to post, right? i don't know any though, sorry guys, i spared u a good chuckle

What's the literary equivalent of this gif?

reddit: the book aka Infinite Jest

le Genre Fiction

Hotdog depicted here makes my mouth water, and if I hadn't seen real hotdogs or eaten them I would probably look upon it as something godly. Actual hotdog tends to be fatty, spicy and greasy, leaving you over-saturated, and because of all the mustard your taste buds need some time to recover. They are not always tasty, and even if they are, few can boast good texture. It is a low food, even though from the pictures it looks very clean, so to say. So I suppose most of Russian classics, especially Dosto, who is much more wordly and down-to-earth than what a look from the distance may cause you to believe.

You're not doing that right.

>le replier to le Genre Fiction

Ah fuck, I thought you were saying i.e. My bad.

not even funny

I can'tell even tell if people are being ironic anymore.

pretending to be stupid is still stupid

>processed meat from indeterminate sources cobbled together, which is somehow extremely popular despite more than likely containing a goat's scrotum somewhere in there
I'm gonna go with the entirety of the teen fiction section.

The Illumantus Trilogy, as long as there's no hotdog bun.

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Any Stephen King book

>Tasty
>Bad for you
>Sell everywhere
>Made by the dozen
>It screams America

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