Rip J.D.

Ricky Ricardo has been dead for years. Go troll somewhere else.

im quite sad about it actually. but " never tell anyone anything, or else you start missing everyone.............."

noone cares
shit

It's fitting to pay no attention, he'll die the way he lived.

No, really? Oh man, Catcher in the Rye was one of my favorites.

Oh no! I love Harold Ramis...

Every /b/tard has read Catcher in the Rye. And in one way or another it influenced the way we see the world.

What a shame these people don't even know who he is. He was pretty damn reclusive though wasn't he?

Hardly noticed? It was on CNN and BBC all day. Here in Brazil I've seen it on national TV at least 4 times today, not to mention it was all the Interwebs talked about. Anyway, he was a great man indeed. Both the Catcher and the Nine Stories compilation were delightful pieces.

goddamn this sucks.
he was one of my favorite authors

people noticed, but you need to look outside of /b/.

1980: "There's no more to Holden Caulfield. Read the book again. It's all there. Holden Caulfield is only a frozen moment in time," Salinger told the Boston Globe.

>>192366009
>>192366009
sure the news noticed. But how many of your friends said anything?

What a man.
I guess you could say he went a little overboard with the whole moving into the middle of the woods thing.
But, it's understandable why he would want to.
I kinda wished that I could meet him someday - kinda like sasquatch hunting, but pursuing something that actually exists.

>>192366483
No one I know said anything IRL, but the sampling wasn't really accurate since the number of people I know is quite modest.

Didn't this guy kill John Lennon?

>>192366464
I recently picked up Catcher in the Rye at the book store at my college.
I read the first couple pages, but got tied up (had to read it senior year in high school, so I've already read it). I think I'm gonna read it again over the weekend.

How could people even tell the difference?

i loved him in Scarface

>>192367002
Haha.
I hope your trolling.
He didn't kill him, the guy that killed him was holding "Catcher in the Rye" in his hands when he shot him.

I've never read his most acknowledged work. But it must've been good enough for a deranged man to decide he is God's hand in killing hypocrites.

>>192366464
sounds like an old man wanting to be left alone. He turned his back on the world. It seems like he turned his back on those of us who wanted more from him.

>>192367019

Definitely may favorite book ever.

lol sup guiFFFFFFFUUUUU

I hated Catcher in the Rye.

>>192367718
Fuck yeah

>>192367437
I respect your opinion, but you're a faggot

I hate Holden, but the Catcher in the Rye is amazingly written.

Rest in Peace, fine gentleman.

>>192368459
I think that was the point.
You were either supposed to relate entirely to Holden, or just flat out hate him.

wow, he wrote catcher in the rye?

but what the fuck has the lazy cunt done since then that makes his death in any way make a difference.

"a riveting play by play account of holden's descent into madness...."

>>192368995

Nine Stories; Franny and Zooey; Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters and Seymour: An Introduction.

>>192368995
It's said that he has hundreds of unpublished works locked in a safe in his room.

>>192369130
Not much.
Which is saying a LOT for the impact the book had on people.

>>192369426

he was still writing?
fair enough, RIP

>>192367246

This