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Nemesis (2015-11-01 06:25:51)They're not exactly nonfiction either, since the original things being written about can be eqivocal
Sam (2015-11-01 06:26:22)Exactly, David.
If you're looking for the exact truth, you won't find it in most historical recollections.
Nemesis (2015-11-01 06:29:26)Ironically I really want to read Mein Kampf and all of my friends make fun of me for it
Sam (2015-11-01 06:29:47)I'm not saying they're fiction, man. I'm saying they're not completely nonfiction, either.
Don't you agree with me that much influential literature is fictional?
Take Hamlet, for example.
My lack of punctuation is stylistic, by the way
That's such a weak argument, Tool
2015-11-01 06:30:36
UnhingedTool (2015-11-01 06:30:56)I succesfuly made you derail your own thread. And I was joking, I just pointed it out.
2015-11-01 06:31:29
Ayy Lmao.
Sam (2015-11-01 06:31:40)You did, however I enjoyed it
Don't act like that was your cause along, damage control does you know good
UnhingedTool (2015-11-01 06:32:59)Of course it wasn't. Your lizard man thing was just unpleasant to look at. I saw it everywhere.
Ayy Lmao.
Sam (2015-11-01 06:36:12)David, I mean it's discussed consistently on a regular basis and influenced future pieces of work
However there is plenty of fiction that has impacted everyday society
I don't think anyone but you and other foolish sub-humans will dislike me more, Tool
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Nemesis (2015-11-01 06:37:02)The actor who played The Joker really affected him
I don't remember his name but I think he went insane and killed himself
UnhingedTool (2015-11-01 06:37:57)It makes you look like a loser who is obsessed with a lizard.
Ayy Lmao.
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True @Dave And autobiographies, too.
2015-11-01 06:23:59