>I can still tend the rabbits, George? I didn't mean no harm, George.
What books make tears happen?
I can still tend the rabbits, George? I didn't mean no harm, George
Dylan Williams
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Dylan Davis
To kill a mockingbird...and bridge to terabithia (sp?)
Leo Martin
when orr was pleading with yoss to fly with him
:(
Jackson Robinson
Were those ear rings standard issue in the Wermacht?
Anthony Martinez
They were if you were randoooom LOL XD
Zachary Brown
Are you worried about earrings when she can't even adjust the chin strap?
Jacob Young
Haven't been around this board for long, so I don't quite 'know the drill' - but the fact that you capitalized the noun leads me to believe you care.
So in case you're curious, it's "Wehrmacht", coming from "wehren"(German, to defend), not "wer" (Common Germanic, man - might know it as "were" in English).
Leo Myers
A volkish German lass wouldn't wear such tawdry things! The healthful beauty of Aryan womanhood needs no such accoutrements. Indeed, at the Strength-Through-Joy spa at which I am employed we go about stark naked, delighting in the youthful vigor of our bodies.
Cameron White
Was I the only one who felt no emotion whatsoever reading Of Mice and Men? Steinbeck's writing does nothing for me. I just wanted that big fat, stupid fuck to kick the bucket t he entire time.
On the other hand moments like and when McWatt kills Kid Sampson and then himself. One of the few times that I bawled while reading a book.
Asher Scott
Although we are lit we tend not to criticize spelling too much. We can all see it we (mostly) are well read. It's just one of those things he might have been excited when writing, driving, drunk. Anything is possible we all fuck up so in future just recognize the fault pat yourself on the back then carry on. Welcome to 4chins Veeky Forums board
Dominic Hernandez
Everyone seemed to ease up with smart phones being a thing.
However, if I ever catch an apostrophe that shouldn't be there in the title of a famous book by a famous author I swear to god I'm tracking that pseud down.
Liam Mitchell
You mean like Finnegan's Wake?
Jeremiah Myers
The entire last section of Catch-22 really.
the long, detailed death of an extremely minor character quickly followed by "Oh, and Nately died too."
Aarfy revealing himself as a total lunatic out of nowhere."
The sudden realization that Yoss and Hungry Joe are the only ones left."
Lucas Bennett
Something something gorilla warfare something something.
Jordan Phillips
Thus Spoke Zarathustra
>His soul, however, became impatient and full of longing for those whom he loved: because he had still much to give them. For this is hardest of all: to close the open hand out of love, and keep modest as a giver.
Daniel Walker
>I can still tend the rabbis, George?
Justin Sanders
I imagine that was a reply to me () - thanks for the welcome.
The correct spelling of German words can be a challenge even for native Germans - a lot of things are counterintuitive or seem redundant.
Bit of trivia never hurt anyone, I reckon.
Cheers.
Michael Clark
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Landon Sullivan
The ending of 1984 made me cry a bit
William Clark
Yozo's final lines in No Longer Human
> “Now I have neither happiness nor unhappiness. Everything passes.
That is the one and only thing I have thought resembled a truth in the society of human beings where I have dwelled up to now as in a burning hell. Everything passes.This year I am twenty-seven. My hair has become much greyer. Most people would take me for over forty.”
Noah Garcia
Tell me again about the rabbits George.
Dominic Green
but then
Orr is still alive and well... Right?
Jace Robinson
The Things They Carried
Jordan Williams
shut the fuck up, nerd.
Easton Morales
Who is this Samen-Dämon?
Hudson Parker
Hannelore