Thread 24471035

Happy Bloomsday, my nigs

>>24471035 (OP)
>ashplant
Stephen must have been such a punchable prick while mulligan seems like an absolute bro
That being said it is I guess ironic that this of all days is the day I give up on reading ulysses. My ESL ass just can't deal with Aeolus

>>24471053
Just press on and then read some commentary
www.ulyssesguide.com

>>24471035 (OP)
Bloomsday, home. At least it was before I bucked everything up.

It's been 2 years and I'm still waiting on R.C. Waldun to drop his Bloomsday Part 2 video. He uploaded Part 1 and promised a Part 2 where we would actually see what he did in Dublin on Bloomsday. Part 1 only covered his time in London before Bloomsday :(
Why did Waldun fail us? I don't understand :(

>>24471339
It's only been 1 year, surely?

>>24471375
You're right, it has only been one year. But that doesn't take away from the fact that Waldun cucked us. He hasn't uploaded the Part 2 he teased. I'm angry. I'm upset. How could I have possibly known that R.C. Waldun would not deliver on his promises?

>Joyce chose to set his novel on this date as it was the date of his first sexual encounter with his wife-to-be, Nora Barnacle.
You reckon he fucked her arseways on this very day? I just might have to find one of the naughtier chapters and read a lil to celebrate.

>>24471053
Sad but fair, i found a good annotated epub that definitely helps with some of the chapters. I'm also ESL but i pushed through and have even went back for a second reading.

The chinese nigger is samefagginf again

What's your favorite chapter?

For me, it's "Eumaeus."

>>24471035 (OP)
I tried to visit that tower in Dublin and see the James JOyce museum but I got forced on the wrong train to go to Howth instead. It was a disappointment but I did see a sea lion over there, then on the train back a bunch of college girls were taking off their shoes and talking and laughing about how badly their feet smelled. if you have been to that tower, how was it?

>>24471589
>Joyce chose to set his novel on this date as it was the date of his first sexual encounter with his wife-to-be, Nora Barnacle.
There's no real evidence that they did anything sexual on Bloomsday, except a single vaguely worded letter.

>>24471929
Nausicaa

>>24471929
Æolus

It's funny to think that if Joyce lived today he might very well be a virulent antisemite. He was a pacifist and a proponent of broad international cooperation; the modern state of Israel is basically his worst nightmare from a geopolitical perspective.

>>24471035 (OP)
Happy one indeed, you fearful Jesuit.

>>24471929
Right now, it's Scylla and Charybdis

>>24471035 (OP)
Any suggestions for this? WIP.

>>24471929
Ithaca

Cracks me up that Bloom's a bigger Irish nationalist than anyone yet gets mocked because he's a goofy ethnicity and has a buxom wife.