/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Uh-oh.

My autism is leaking again.

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>>8358731
>The author deviated from the shit story to focus on the only character anyone gives a shit.

That's like complaining about House M.D. drifting from some shitty episode's story for a hilarious scene with House.

Sonic.

>>8270896
>owning any of the current gen consoles

>>8233348
old /jp/: self-moderation, filter, hide, report raid threads, and be mature about ignoring threads you dislike
result: huge variety of healthy, interesting, and meaningful discussion

new /jp/: crying "meido" for a 15 year old to babysit them, attention seeking children who have to let you know they reported on-topic material, people form reddit/gaia/sa/narutoforums pridefully saying they only have been on /jp/, the average age went from 26 to 17-19, and idiots who only post complaints on the board, but think they aren't shitposters.
result: daycare center for children after school to take out their stress, the quality of the board is worse than /a/v/m/tg/r9k/pol/ and many other boards, yet the kids straight from gaia still like to pretend /jp/ is even a shadow of its former self since they arrived.

/jp/ is shit compared to the golden days and it's barely better than /b/ comparatively to other boards currently. it'll only be improved when all the people who need a "meido" disappear, but luckily everyone who cries for moderation leaves quickly enough.

You idiots are beyond gullible. Nobody who is seriously considering suicide would make a thread about it on /jp/.

If >>8225759 actually appears in any obituaries it will just be some dead faggot OP knew about.

>2am

>>8212587
Nobody on 4chan outside of /b/ or /soc/ is "normal", they're just more normal than the aspie sperglords who crawl on /jp/'s shit-encrusted floor.

>/jp/