/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>33359036
I earnestly hope you are not implying that the few hospitalizations and three deaths in my extended family during this year were something other than the same disease I caught in mid-June (pretty mild symptoms on me though).
Like, if you mean that the response to it was either overblown or intentionally miscoordinated, we might be living in the same reality. Otherwise the only explanations would actually be more serious than a false created pandemic, as how would you account for the disease-like symptoms that correlate with the disease they claim is spreading around?

guys
guys

there was this thing where people did things and i liked it
but then people in this thing did things that i did not like
i never asked for them to do things i did not like
and yet they did it
and eventually i stopped liking the things people did in this thing
do in this thing
and will do in this thing
and so this thing is dead to me

so you should believe this thing is dead to you

>>24884759
/a/? No.
Mods? Yes.

>>24689533
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>>23827318
>>23875766
Seriously?
You couldn't even be bothered to make a half-assed retort, or post some tangential image, or something of the sort? The best you can do is an ellipsis?

I know bumping is hardly an alien concept here, but you can do better than that.

The only reason I'm so particular is because it seems to be a unique bump to this thread, so I think you actually want the conversation to continue. But if you just spent a few minutes thinking about the topic and made an original statement, that would be MUCH more likely to continue the thread with new discussion while you're not watching it.

A little bit of effort goes a long way.

>>23315368
Meido has also advised that jaypees practice "Shelter at Home" policies to limit the spread, before admitting this was like telling a fish to swim.