which is more annoying?

[ksmybuttons]

I voted for myself. I can be very annoying.

There, I voted for you, too. Not that you annoy me, but that it is very easy to annoy Scott.

 

[CoolidgEffect]

OMG Scotty thinks he owns Q and Debbie.

 

[Guest]

There, I voted for you, too. Not that you annoy me, but that it is very easy to annoy Scott.

fucktards usually do.

 

[WARMACHINE]

You are a lair.

Wow, its getting rough in here, just don't call anyone a burrow or a foxhole....

 

[Guest]

OMG Scotty thinks he owns Q and Debbie.

never said that but if thats what you see in other threads......

 

[Queersetti]

and I said TWICE now that I meant essays/collected works and not novels. The repitition has to stop.

Why not just admit you were bullshitting about having a degree in Literature in order to snowball Rhys? It would be a lot easier than all this constant backtracking.

I mean, come on, you claimed the wrong degree, but that was "a typo". Somehow you got confused and forgot what your degree was in. Oh yeah, people do that all the time. "Hmm, why am I in the physics lab, I'm an economist." Yeah, simple mistake.

You named people who didn't write novels when asked who you considered the father of the European novel, and when called on it, you tried fudging with that "I meant essays" nonsense. Why would you be confused? What part of the word "novel" was unclear?

Why not withdraw as gracefully as possible and quit digging yourself a deeper hole?

 

[Guest]

Why not just admit you were bullshitting about having a degree in Literature in order to snowball Rhys? It would be a lot easier than all this constant backtracking.

I mean, come on, you claimed the wrong degree, but that was "a typo". Somehow you got confused and forgot what your degree was in.

you're amusing when you're trying to be intimidating. Since when have I backtracked? I am not bullshitting about the degree but believe what you want. For a long time now you have been convinced that I hate gays but you are wrong about that as well.
Dont you hate being wrong all the time?

 

[Debbie]

fucktards usually do.

You need thicker skin. Isn't that what you said to Rhys?

Take your own advice.

 

[CoolidgEffect]

never said that but if thats what you see in other threads......

that you have ... an over active imagination... Yes.

 

[Guest]

You need thicker skin. Isn't that what you said to Rhys?

Take your own advice.

lol, hon, I have very thick skin. (insert sexual innuendo here)
CE, trying hard to be funny? Get a refund from those Joe Piscopo classes.

 

[Queersetti]

you're amusing when you're trying to be intimidating. Since when have I backtracked? I am not bullshitting about the degree but believe what you want. For a long time now you have been convinced that I hate gays but you are wrong about that as well.
Dont you hate being wrong all the time?

So your degree is in Classical Literature as you first posted, and not in American Literature as you now claim?

 

[lavender]

So your degree is in Classical Literature as you first posted, and not in American Literature as you now claim?

Q, I really think we should talk about American Literature. I would love for Scotty to enlighten us.

Scotty, what are the 5 quintessential American novels in your opinion? And why, do you select those 5?

What themes in American literature do you believe are distinctly American? And what authors, do you believe, are true products of American society.

Did you specialize on any time period in American literature or possibly a region/genre?

What do you think about female American authors and which do you think have had the greatest impact on American literature?

 

[Weevil]

I'm a doctor of G-ology

 

[lavender]

I'm a doctor of G-ology

Yo dudes! After you did fuck all for your fantasy team, you made the playoffs!

If you win, you little shit, there will be hell to pay! That would be like totally unfair and shit.

 

[kobalt.9]

Re: Re: Re: which is more annoying?

ah look, another jumping on the bandwagon.

Yep, bitching about the mob mentality is such an original and non-conformist thing to do.





















Pay no attention to my "I sold my soul to join a bandwagon at lit" t-shirt. it doesn't prove anything.

 

[zipman]

Re: Re: Re: which is more annoying?

ah look, another jumping on the bandwagon.

There are a quite a lot of us on the intelligence bandwagon.


But you go ahead and be a rebel.

 

[Guest]

Scotty, what are the 5 quintessential American novels in your opinion? And why, do you select those 5?

And what authors, do you believe, are true products of American society.

Did you specialize on any time period in American literature or possibly a region/genre?

My 5 faves-
Grapes of Wrath- a tale of hardship during the Great Depression, showing how people delt in a dark period in modern American history.
Catcher in the Rye- the difficulties and indescretions of youth
Lolita- a mans yearning for what he can not have
1984- the search for truth no matter the personal consequences.

I do not specialize in any specific period but I do like the goth period. I also admire female authors such as Shelley and Plath.

 

[Guest]

Re: Re: Re: Re: which is more annoying?

Yep, bitching about the mob mentality is such an original and non-conformist thing to do.

who is bitching? Just telling it like it is.

 

[kobalt.9]

My 5 faves-
Grapes of Wrath- a tale of hardship during the Great Depression, showing how people delt in a dark period in modern American history.
Catcher in the Rye- the difficulties and indescretions of youth
Lolita- a mans yearning for what he can not have
Death of a Salesman- the struggle of an ordinary man, trying to raise his sons to the best of his abilities.
1984- the search for truth no matter the personal consequences.

I do not specialize in any specific period but I do like the goth period. I also admire female authors such as Shelley and Plath.

I thought death of a Salesman was a play? And I thought 1984 was English?

 

[Queersetti]

My 5 faves-
Grapes of Wrath- a tale of hardship during the Great Depression, showing how people delt in a dark period in modern American history.
Catcher in the Rye- the difficulties and indescretions of youth
Lolita- a mans yearning for what he can not have
Death of a Salesman- the struggle of an ordinary man, trying to raise his sons to the best of his abilities.
1984- the search for truth no matter the personal consequences.

I do not specialize in any specific period but I do like the goth period. I also admire female authors such as Shelley and Plath.

Oh my god, this gets better and better.

Death Of A Salesman is a play, not a novel.

1984 was written by George Orwell, who is British.

Shelley was both British and a man!

 

[Weevil]

Yo dudes! After you did fuck all for your fantasy team, you made the playoffs!

If you win, you little shit, there will be hell to pay! That would be like totally unfair and shit.

I think the computers that tabulate the fantasy points were just desirous to see a team with a Black Quarterback do well.

 

[Queersetti]

No, wait, did you mean Shelley Winters?

 

[Guest]

Death Of A Salesman is a play, not a novel.

1984 was written by George Orwell, who is British.

Shelley was both British and a man!

Ok, first thing first. DOAS is a play. Fine. Arent you giddy?

1984 is considered to have American themes.

Mary Shelly was female. Look it up snookums.

 

[Weevil]

My 5 faves-
Grapes of Wrath- a tale of hardship during the Great Depression, showing how people delt in a dark period in modern American history.
Catcher in the Rye- the difficulties and indescretions of youth
Lolita- a mans yearning for what he can not have
Death of a Salesman- the struggle of an ordinary man, trying to raise his sons to the best of his abilities.
1984- the search for truth no matter the personal consequences.

I do not specialize in any specific period but I do like the goth period. I also admire female authors such as Shelley and Plath.

My favourite American novel is the Brothers Karamazov.

 

[zipman]

Oh my god, this gets better and better.

Death Of A Salesman is a play, not a novel.

1984 was written by George Orwell, who is British.

Shelley was both British and a man!

Case closed! *wiping away tears of laughter*