Is this JBP

lol Israel announces they'll start a space program and get to the moon in 9 months?

jewish science

you just fire a shekel into the air and the rocket will follow it

then fire another

repeat until moon

what's the problem?

That's sweat

Black people twatter

Sweat

there's a saggy tits joke here

Holy shit.

I'm too lazy to make it thoguh

Norbit was a *documentary*?!

there are few aesthetics purer than a home-owned bookstore that's made out of an old house from the late 1800s

with a resident cat and the whole place smells like well-read books

There's a local bookstore in town with a resident cat named Dinah. They have t shirts with the cats face and they say Dinah-Mite

Does anyone remember seeing a graph that showed the trend of how U.S. politicians voted on issues? Specifically, the image was chronological, going from the past at the top to the present at the bottom? I'm trying to find it without success.

@Deleted User It's time to clean the floors.

Nevermind, I should be asking in the politics section. Apologies.

All of those kind of bookstores around here are owned by feminazi hipsters

🤞 praying for the purge 🤞

We don't have bookstores around where I live

In fact, I have a bunch of Barnes & Noble gift cards I need to use

Why would I buy a book?

Physical copies are easier to read, hands down. Even the best kindle still seems half assed compared to physical pages.


Its the lighting I think

We have libraries

They're quite nice around here

I personally prefer audio books seeing how I move around a lot

I'm probably going to get my brother to help me sort out the mixed together Catan boxes and buy an expansion

Or 2

I have over 100 dollars in giftcards

I don't have a bookshelf

So all that money is going towards board games n shit

hows gulag archipelago?

its been on my radar for a while now

Sounds gay

In this masterpiece, Solzhenitsyn has orchestrated thousands of incidents and individual histories into one narrative of unflagging power and momentum. Written in a tone that encompasses Olympian wrath, bitter calm, savage irony, and sheer comedy, it combines history, autobiography, documentary, and political analysis as it examines in its totality the Soviet apparatus of repression from its inception following the October Revolution of 1917.

This volume involves us in the innocent victim's arrest and preliminary detention and the stages by which he is transferred across the breadth of the Soviet Union to his ultimate destination: the hard-labor camp.