/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>40738204
dirty man
smelly man
wash your clothes
clean your room
stop being a detriment to your parents

>>39558458
So people aren't allowed to talk about Erika, but you're allowed to whine about her all the time? Get real.

>>39315978
So you prefer the aesthetic of two women who hate each other fucking, over the characterisations of the two that would mean they never would. Simple.

>>39306026
Oh, I'm sorry, would you like me to word it some other way? Pleaded? Requested? Implored? Stop trying to sully Erikafags with your dirty shit and fuck off

>>38550535
Get new material, loser!

The main section of the filter blocks Italianon. It blocks no one else, unless you decide to type like Italianon. Its express purpose is to block Italianon. The 'latest additions' section, added in only a few weeks ago, was put in to block the spamming sperg. It has already been mentioned to have too many false positives, but the solution would be to take out that section, or to use the previous charm's link (https://pastebin.com/aa9NjGdU)), not to remove the filter from the OP entirely. Wanting to take it out entirely broadcasts a different intent than to prevent those false positves.
The charm is not meant to block 'posts people don't like', but to block that poster in particular, who is known to fill up the threads with garbage. The only reason you'd want to remove it is if you don't want people to have those filters. If you want filters that block 'lewdposting' and 'BIGposting', then make them yourself, much like the original charm was made because of one anon's annoyance with the italian. The charm should not be expected to encompass every annoying poster. Even adding the 'newest additions' to it is overstretching its boundaries, and I'd argue the only reason those attempts somewhat fit the charm's purpose is because the guy it's intended to filter also doesn't provide any sort of genuine discussion either, also clogging up the thread with shit that provides no actual discussion.

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>>37247921
Kill yourself, your parents would be happy.

Now that /qa/ is gone, where can we go to to file a rangeban for him? The moderation feedback directly?
There's surely some SMTfag mod who'd understand our problem here and complies.

>>37188615
Have sex with me, now

>>35406149
Baaaaka! You changed the filename from tegaki, so any perceptive user figured out your deceit immediately!

>>35048851
anon, 2021-06-04 is the date for tomorrow, now lets put all the numbers together.
20210604, add up the digits individually and you will get 14, add the 1 and 4, you get 5.
14 = 5
145
first letter of alphabet is A
fourth letter of alphabet is D
fifth letter of alphabet is E
ADE, AID? AIDS? Gay sex = Aids? Ciconia has lots of gays, mark my words, tomorrow we are getting Ciconia Phase 2. Mark. My. Words

>>34708177
Impossible. I refuse to believe this unless you show proof.

>>34698356
You see anon, it's possible for a post openly announced to be bait to also be part of a bigger, interconnected bait.

>>34537757
I was in rome 2 years and there wasn't a single corner without begging refugees.
You don't have an infrastructure, the fucking metro can't be developed because of protected ruins underground kek.
And your pizza tastes like shit, I get better pizza in my home country when I visit Luigi's around the corner.
It was, frankly speaking, disappointing.

>>34370837
Not all of them, since some incompetents forget to put it in the subject field, or spell it wrong. Some even write a variation of it, which also causes issues with the search.

love is a waste of time

Erika chasing me around a dark forest with a stick until I'm exhausted, and then bludgeoning me to death once I collapse on the ground.

>>33823707
Bern is a boring bitch. Erika is fun to be around.

>>33736766
are there any evidence to support that?

>>33659745
exit umineko anime

>>21765704
wtc is always 4 episodes.
wtc 1 (higurashi) is 4
wtc 2 (higurashi kai) is 4
wtc 3 (umineko) is 4
wtc 4 (umineko chiru) is 4
wtc 5 (ciconia) is 4
waiting for wtc 6

ANON! WHAT TIME IS IT RIGHT NOW AT THIS VERY MOMENT?!

>>19974937
Bump.

Suggest me some good murder mysteries or general good books to read.