THREAD: Inspired by this post, I have decided to do some investigation into photos of Bugman/Bugwoman bookshelves - or #bookshelfies as these vacuous NPC shells like to term them.pic.twitter.com/rgusXRKfQP
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Often these book collections are used as a replacement for religion. When hard truths and old religions are removed from the shelf, expect lots of “spiritual but not religious” whimsy... and lots of Harry Potter.pic.twitter.com/z93Yzb3Zfh
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You will never find anything of value in these bookshelves. Just decor, Bugperson narcissism, and hijacking a once intellectual pursuit for social points. It’s literature as a tool for masturbation.pic.twitter.com/jnSKMuOATA
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Let us cleanse our palates of this filth with a picture of a real bookshelf full of knowledge. The Bible, Marcus Aurelius,
@bronzeagemantis... small, compact, insightful, and most importantly, NOT arranged by colour.pic.twitter.com/3TbbumpPVm
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At first I thought that said, "paperfurry".
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These geeks (or "triflers" as we call them) are also quite fond of Nabokov, Joyce & Borges, all overrated hacks who wrongly thought the copious use of sardonic irony could make up for an utter lack of literary talent, and who fancied their textual masturbation somehow "clever."
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