Well you're pontificating...
Well you're pontificating
Adam Nelson
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Alexander Richardson
anyone else think the cameraman was nervous and tried to use word he didn't understand? I think he was trying to say gesturing and didn't know pontificating has a negative connotation. either way I love David and I hope he wasn't too sad about it.
Alexander Clark
why is Infinite Jest so absurdly comfy?
Cameron Watson
can you please link the video and timestamp so i can see this directly
Jaxon Walker
I imagine it'd have been when it came out.
Nowadays, though, it's kinda tragic.
Landon Diaz
I'll take babby's first authors for upper-middle class white-passing kids for $1600, Alex.
Matthew Hall
So who's the $2000 clue?
Noah Roberts
Cooper Myers
makes me sad everytime bros
Xavier Wilson
>this book is a tome
Jaxson Johnson
I interpreted it as two betas fighting/posturing over the cutie-pie reporter
Jace Wood
anyone else on ssris notice their facial expressions are also exaggerated?
John Jackson
>Make strange, grotesque facial expressions in conversation
>Later commit suicide
I would bet an infinite amount of money that you could find a pretty strong correlation here.
Zachary Bailey
>Alex
Now there’s tragic
Adam Anderson
can someone please explain the popularity of infinite jest on here without using vague terms? ive never read it and i still dont understand what it is
Andrew Ward
Definitely, he must've felt really embarrassed after this
Hudson Phillips
fuck this lame ass pussiboi faggot
Parker Sanders
its a big book for you
Jaxon Gomez
I really wish he was alive. I love hearing him speak and reading his essays and would love to hear his thoughts on current social media culture.
Aiden Lewis
what's the deal with the 'And But So', 'So And Then' stuff in Infinite Jest - I've read that its part of the conversational tone of the book don't think I've ever heard anybody say things like this, but i'm not American.
Is it a mid-western thing or something?
Samuel Butler
>I'm sorry
:(
Dylan Bell
I took it to represent more a state of mind, a sort of hesitant and urgent train of thought being corrected even as it forms. It's pre-verbal almost, just quickly tying together concepts