Who is his literary equivalent?
Who is his literary equivalent?
Hemingway
Ronaldo = Tolstoy
Messi = Dostoevsky
I think it's very interesting that part of me says this shouldn't make any sense at all, and thehe other one is loling
that would be ballotelli
Cicero
Marcus Aurelius
Messi = Shakespeare
Ronaldo = Melville
Paulo Coelho
since we're all jacking off, who is his literary equivalent?
Bret Easton Ellis
Patrick Bateman
I can see a Melville Ronaldo
that bitch is brazilian, not portuguese, you cunt
he is brazilian, not portuguese, if that's what you're saying
this
What about this cunt? Who is his literary equivalent? I would say Nassim Taleb.
Harold Bloom
>crypto-homo
this
Ronaldo is the easiest to find his equivalent. You find an all-time great, then you find his lesser rival. Bonus points if the rival was more popular during his lifetime.
Bret Easton Ellis
>closeted homosexual driven by his suppressed needs to become the GOAT
>fastidious perfectionist
>monumental body of work unsurpassed by his closest rivals
>drifted between different countries, excelling everywhere
Seems obvious to me
James "Edgelord Supreme" Ellroy
Obviously Murakami
Late Nietzche, clearly
>"I am the best ever"
>out of control narcissism
>actually incredible
You mean, being a rapist?
Fuck off gypsy
Cringe tbqh
Are lit posters actually Ronaldo shills? Lol, I thought we appreciated geniuses here?
>no reading comprehension
typical messi fan
messi is the better one though right? i dont watch football
Jonathan Safran Foer
Any author who is also a rapist
this is what happens when you chug a liter of coca cola before each game just to piss off your coach who doesn't want you drinking soda
Me
>being this pleb and zoomer
maradona is dosto
Kerouac or some other writer famous for being on the road, maybe Hunter S Thompson. Zlatan travelled from team to team leaving destruction in his wake and scores really weird unconvential goals, like how Kerouac just threw the regular form of writing out the window
Nah Maradona is Gogol
cervantes
>lives and works in madrid
>consistently good
>during weak phases haters claim that he has always been shit
He is in Italy now.
Who is his literary equivalent?
Me
some good young 21st century writer.
he cute
Nick Land
Ronaldo is Tolstoy:
>Extremely proud of himself (was like that even when he didn’t had any accomplishments);
>Preoccupied with the opinion of others and of being seen as better than others to the point of neurosis;
>Invests a colossal amount of effort into his profession;
>Treat others well, but when his ego is affronted answers with explosions of repressed and hibernating egotism;
>Wants a vast family, mostly to have company; deep down knows that he loves himself far more than any of his kids;
>Achieves great things, but has constantly in mind the competition of possible superior rivals;
>One of them stand in his way;
>Is Shakespeare
Messi is Shakespeare
>Does miraculous things with apparently no effort;
>Invests in his career and art, but is not obsessed by being number one;
>His efforts are combined with one of the most extraordinary talents ever seen for his profession;
>His abilities can be improved with training only to a certain point; further improvement is only achievable by being a genius;
Who is his literary equivalent?
Ronaldo does this as much as Neymar.
As Cervantes once did ;)
Silvia Plath
I wish I could enjoy sports more just to see men in their peak playing a game kind of like the Iliad. I just can't get into the "muh club" stuff
Start browsing Yea Forums and get into the memes. Don’t even watch the games, nobody on Yea Forums does
sports are dumb dude
pseud normie opinion
Start watching without supporting a team. Eventually you’ll start to like certain clubs more than others. Keep narrowing and voila
pseud normie opinion is the opposite