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[LordSlowpoke]

Meme: Pick up the nearest book; first sentence on page 45 is your love life.

Nearest book to me is the Pokémon X/Y Guidebook.

"Each Pokémon has it's own Nature and Characteristic."

Am I doing it right?

you are doing it very much right

can't be bothered translating mine but it's about some other nation having a harderbetterfasterstronger civilization (i'd need to reread the part to get more context)

Spoiler: also i'm enjoying this picture for unexplainable reasons ps. its huge (click to show/hide)

[Urist Imiknorris]

Meme: Pick up the nearest book; first sentence on page 45 is your love life.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Your wife enjoys going out for dinner, of course, but the cost may negatively impact your hopes of buying a new snowmobile.

[mastahcheese]

Wait! I found a second book!

And it's...

FFFFFUUUUUUUUUUU

It's nothing but pictures of cats! Why did I buy this?

Oh, wait.

[da_nang]

Books,eh? Well translated:

"8 Series" which is followed by LaTeX formulas regarding series.

[Bauglir]

So be it.

Les en-têtes et connecteurs sur carte NE SONT PAS des cavaliers.

I'm far too lazy to flip back to the English section of this instruction manual to figure out what that means.

[BlackFlyme]

Meme: Pick up the nearest book; first sentence on page 45 is your love life.

Whether there's an explosion or not, if I don't come back before the following morning, someone should say what's happened to me, and tell my colleagues about the fiends that are making trouble in your northern tunnels.

Frustrated, I did my own research.

[smirk]

Meme: Pick up the nearest book; first sentence on page 45 is your love life.

Farewell, proud Rome; till Lucius come again,
He leaves his pledges dearer than his life:
Farewell, Lavinia, my noble sister;
O, would thou wert as thou tofore hast been!

Titus Andronicus. This bodes nothing good.

[Mech#4]

"A phrase of the form "noun, no noun" acts more or less like one big noun. You can put it wherever you can put a noun, as in the following example:"

My love life is grammer?

Oh, and for those who have actually studied Latin, something that's been bugging me is; is it a hard C or a soft C? Barring how English speakers pronounce it today.

[da_nang]

"A phrase of the form "noun, no noun" acts more or less like one big noun. You can put it wherever you can put a noun, as in the following example:"

My love life is grammer?

Oh, and for those who have actually studied Latin, something that's been bugging me is; is it a hard C or a soft C? Barring how English speakers pronounce it today.

If it's Classical Latin, then it's a hard c. Soft c was introduced in the Middle Ages.

[Bauglir]

And 'v' is pronounced in much the same manner as 'w' or 'u'. As in this.

[hops]

Meme: Pick up the nearest book; first sentence on page 45 is your love life.

A kindle is actually nearest to me but there's no pages so screw that.

I was not, usually, a standout participant, good or bad.

HEY! Is that supposed to mean I'm just average in bed? 

[Putnam]

Naruto's writing.

"I have been watching you for many years"

oh yeah just because you're a girl and he's bullied doesn't make that not goddamn creepy

not to mention the fact that he's a little bullied boy and you're a goddamn heir of a great noble clan of your village come on you can help with that

cheesy as hell and I like that

[werty892]

Meme: Pick up the nearest book; first sentence on page 45 is your love life.

"I certainly remember nothing of the kind," he said severely.

YEP. THAT'S RIGHT.

[Aptus]

Meme: Pick up the nearest book; first sentence on page 45 is your love life.

Damn exam times. Well... let me set the mood.
\begin{light_candles}
\begin{romantic_music}
Here we go.

Figure 3-9 (bottom) shows x₁₇(t), the sum of all the terms in Table 3-1.

[hops]

Meme: Pick up the nearest book; first sentence on page 45 is your love life.

Damn exam times. Well... let me set the mood.
\begin{light_candles}
\begin{romantic_music}
Here we go.

Figure 3-9 (bottom) shows x₁₇(t), the sum of all the terms in Table 3-1.

Sounds like Karma Sutra