#humor

Mira los estados con etiquetas en la comunidad local de Lectura Social

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A veces me entra la curiosidad.

¿Toda esa gente que mandé a la mierda habrá llegado bien?

Porque ni un "ya estoy aquí", ni una postal, ni un imán para la nevera.
Con lo caro que está viajar, un mínimo detalle tampoco habría estado mal.

Empiezo a pensar que algunos se perdieron por el camino... aunque tampoco tengo intención de organizar un equipo de rescate. 😂

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Quasit's Daily Book Recommendations: "Three Men in a Boat (Not To Mention The Dog)" (1889) by Jerome K. Jerome

Age Range: 16 and up
Genre: Humor

Three young Englishmen in the late 1800s decide to spend a fortnight boating on the Thames for their health. And yet the book feels remarkably modern and is •astonishingly• funny.

A classic of English humor; I'm quite dismayed that I hadn't discovered it before now! It's one of the funniest books I've read in a long time (and I've read many funny books). I found myself laughing out loud quite often, and couldn't resist reading sections of it aloud.

It's astonishing that a book written 137 years ago should feel so modern. I hadn't realized that such dark humor had been •invented• back in 1889!

The occasional turns into more somber and lyrical prose are a bit jarring at …

When someone asks, "What is it?" and someone else answers, "It's a mystery!" I sincerly hope this is what they're talking about 😂

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going hard at .
It's hard to pick, but I think this is my favorite line:
"Why did you decide to devote your life to AI?
I just saw so much suffering in the world that needed to be automated."

https://theonion.com/the-onions-exclusive-interview-with-sam-altman/