/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Do you remember............ the good old days?


That feel when neo-neo-neo-/jp/ers won't get the true joke behind this.

>>9788813

So is this one of those xkcd type deals where knowing the reference in itself is what's supposed to be funny?

I LIKE WHEN THIS PROGRAMME TALKS ABOUT THINGS WHAT I KNOW ABOUT BECAUSE I'M A NERD (LOL) AND WHEN THINGS SAY THINGS THAT I AM AWARE OF ITS FUNNY TO ME

Sudo Tiem

>>8655247
The narwhal bacons at midnight :-)

/r9k/ here. Why don't you show us some love, /jp/? You know deep down you're just as alone and misogynist as us. And we started at the same time so we're practically brothers!

>>8228034
> "Lol he made a programmer joke I can realte to this I'm such a nerd".
People always attack it for things like this, but I don't get why. I could apply the same to any sort of humour. He's not just namedropping TBBT-style (most of the time), there's actually some other humour in what's written.
Picture is a classic example. It's not just, "Oh haha I know what sudo is I'm such a UNIX geek!" as anti-xkcd proponents would have you believe. The humour is derived from what the sudo program actually does. It's not outright hilarious but it's not supposed to be. It's something you check once every couple of days or so and maybe get a quick smile out of. Like Dilbert or newspaper comics, or just about any other one-gag-per-strip comic.

Though admittedly I'm not a huge fan, it's just something I read on occasion. I also avoid the forums and know nothing about Randall Munroe except for his appearance at ROFLCon--where he actually seemed like a reasonable and cool guy.

I LIKE IT WHEN THINGS MENTION THINGS I KNOW ABOUT.

>>7817652