A character in a Don DeLillo novel argued that the only real postmodernism is cereal box design.

I'd like to hear this argument.

I can’t remember which book it was from but I think either White Noise or Great Jones Street.

Man don't give me that give me your appraisal of what was said or else I'm just getting 3rd hand bull****.

It’s all I got. I read this **** 30 years ago.

Sorta feel that postmodern is too broad a term to mean anything.

Are you talking about any philosopher or artist in particular?

Not in particular, to me as a 32-year-old post-modernism is me trying to have this conversation, but I'm also trying to smoke this cigarette, but I'm bout to be out to take a piss at the same time, but I'm also playing this video game that's taking up my mental capacity, but I'm leaving the room for that cigarette, and I'm also trying to drink this booze, but the cans I got are empty and I don't feel like opening another one so I got this can that's been open for 24 hours and is nasty so I drink from that one, and it's bad, but all this conflagration of stimuli is our conversation and that's postmodernism or something.

Sleep is not the cousin of death.

Elph supporting lolicon.

Basically. Well, less meth and I'm sure they don't run around spray painting "Bats" on walls while some red neck in a black dress shirt claims to 'bang goth'.

Either way, elph's dilemma sounds like a Big Sean song.

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