[The Soup Nazi]

test

[!@#$%!]

testes

yes this last page is broken

[!@#$%!]

the mystery of page 303

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you can only access it by posting

[Toilet & Bowels]

Originally Posted by Rob Instigator

From my research, De Sade wrote it while incarcerated. He intended it as a satire of the actions and debauchery of the ruling aristocrats of his time. Then, just as now, the ruling classes pretend to be righteous, religious, moral folks, all the while they rape their children, force their Slavic mail-order wives to fornicate with large dogs, and play golf every other day. Wait, that's just Trump.

I may be in error.

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According to the introduction to the book there have been quite a few interpretations made over the years about what 120 Days of Sodom is about but none are based on anything de Sade ever said about his work. The analyses all seem to be based on interpreting the text to fit contemporary thought of whatever era. I.e. most likely intellectual hot air (probably to excuse their enjoyment in reading it)

[Severian]

Blood Meridian is really dragging along despite being only like 350 pages.

I’m like four-fifths of the way through but it’s often quite a slog. I’m mostly just reading for this Judge Holden character, who is abjectly fucking terrifying and apparently based on a real individual who haunted the southern border collecting scalps and raining chaos and violence down on the world around him in the 1800s.

[The Soup Nazi]

Originally Posted by !@#$%!

the mystery of page 303

It's page 152 for me. (User Control Panel > Edit Options > Thread Display Options > Number of Posts to Show Per Page = 40 posts). More fun this way.

[Severian]

Test (fuck this dumb mystery page bullshit hahha)