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Godot - Coffee-Junkie Anonymous
For I was blind, but now I see how uber Godot is.

Please. Provide yummy Godot for this ignorant PW-fan. ;-;
>> got dotty? Anonymous
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reposts of hot guyz are always good!
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Moar!
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It's those damn dimples.

I wonder if he drinks coffee while having sex?
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I'm surprised he doesn't just have one of these going at all times.
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You know, I am Godot obsessed, and have been forever. If I unleash my Godot collection on /cm/, you'd all die.
Never fear, I'll zip them all together some day.
>> Anonymous
>>569175

and then you will be my hero <3
>> Anonymous
>>569201
and mine too.
>> Anonymous
>>569213

If she doesn't, I might become an hero.
>> Anonymous
And my hero of ultimate Godot-goodies! *Is orig starter of thread.*
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>>569175
Oh please god.
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>>569175

nnng, please.

Also. Bump. O:
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>>569747
omg, he's a javasexual. i knew it.
>> Anonymous
>>569928

Duh he is.
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>>569175
I'm waiting for you to do it.
I'll keep making bad waiting for Godot puns until you do, dammit.
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>>570067
iawtc. Though, I don't know anything about Waiting for Godot. |: I herd it's grate?
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>>570074
Neither do I, but I'm totally going to read it for Godot.
>>570067
See also: If I weren't spent with this one, I would continue to post incredibly disturbing pictures of Godot until said zip is posted. :V
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>>570077

lol, reading it's on my to-do list. God, I'm such a loser. . . reading something for a fandom. But whatever.
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>>570085
It's kind of like how JoJo's Bizarre Adventure -will- make you a classic rock fan, no matter what.
Lawl, JJBA/GODOT crossover ftw.
>> Anonymous
question from someone who has never watched it:
wtf is that on his face?
>> Anonymous
>>570092
It's a visor. He wears it because it is more effective than a pair of goggles. Which of course do nothing.
>> Anonymous
>>570093

Uh dude. He's blind. The visor helps him see.
>> Anonymous
>>570093
Ah.
>> Anonymous
>>570128
like that one black dude on star trek?
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>>570131
Jes, like Jordi.
And like Jordi's visor, it doesn't sense colors too well.
He can't see red.
>> Anonymous
>>570147

It's Geordi. NoIdidn'twastemyentirechildhoodwatchingthatman. |:

No wonder I like Godot. . . hmm. 8D
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Moar plz.
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>>570159
Oh my god. D: I FEEL LIKE A RETARD FOR SPELLING IT WRONG.
BRB, MAKING SELF TALLER. INTERNET, DESPAIR, ETC.
But I'll leave you with some moar Godot.
>> Anonymous
>>569443
Pshhh. This shouldn't scare good ol' Edgey in the least! He once smashed a cup of hot coffee in his bare hand out of frustration!
>> Anonymous
Waiting For Godot is at best surreal and at worst boring. It's an important piece of literary work for it’s contributions to the Theatre of the Absurd, but doesn’t offer much on it’s own. A better Beckett play is Endgame, although since you’re reading it for Godot, you probably won’t be interested. The good news is it’s short, I read it in a few hours.

Sage for lack of contribution
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>>570417
I'll try to read anything once.
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How does it fit into Godot's backstory? At first I thought it was some sort of self-critism as he wasn't there in time to save Mia, who lived the rest of her life without seeing him again. But I'm pretty damn sure that's wrong...
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>>570822

i was wondering that myself...it must be over my head.
anyone care to explain?
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>>570822
I think you may well be right.

The whole play is two guys sitting, talking to each other, who are both waiting for Godot, who never does show up.
>> Anonymous
You'll either like it or you'll be ridiculously confused by it. Maybe both. It's a crazy existential type of play.. interesting and mildly amusing but a bit too slow for my tastes. I prefered Tom Stoppard's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead..which is inspired heavily by it but is more comedic and flows more fluidly (and has at least a VAGUE notion of a plot since it's tied to Hamlet..where as Godot has none, really.) :Db
>> Anonymous
Well, Godot is God, and whether or not he exists is in question, and even if he does, he doesn't seem to care about the people he's supposedly agreed to help. However, they're desperate, and quite often in the play they imply that their only choices are to trust in Godot or kill themselves.
tl;dr for the book: Life sucks, the world is dead, God hates you, things WILL get worse.
Typical WWII reaction play.
>> Anonymous
>>571110
>Godot is God
Don't let him know that. He thinks quite enough of himself as it is.