/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>11634308
Word to the wise: take off your name. It gives you more continuity to hate. At any rate:

1. Don't particularly care either way. I suppose I'm prone to dislike you, on general principle, but you have good grammar and spelling, so I guess you get a pass there.
2. Depends on your definition of friendly. That being said, /jp/ is notoriously unfriendly; some of it is exaggeration, but the perception is encouraged. This comic wasn't made by a /jp/ regular, I don't believe, but it well summarizes what many think of the place.
3. Japanese has a very regular syllabary, in that, if written in kana, you can always tell how a word is pronounced. When romanized, long o sounds are written as ou, as in Touhou.

In all honesty, I'm not sure if you'd like it here. I mean, you can lurk to see what it's like before making a decision on your own. The only other advice I feel like giving is "lurk moar". That's always golden advice on every board.

>>11268922
I don't think I have the other one

Classic case.

I think /jp/ was fun when suigin, arc, BOOF and such were still hanging around. I wonder if they still lurk anonymously or if they just grew tired of all the crap we like to obssess over and started doing something productive with their life. I hope so.

>that feel when neo-/jp/ers don't know anything about this image and will cry themselves to sleep asking for a mod to protect them and babysit their afterschool daycare center.

this image is no longer true since you came. just friendly reminder to all the neo-/jp/ers who think this board is afterschool care.

Remember when /jp/ was good, BOOF?

this is how we deal with trolls around here, nerd

FOR THE HORDE!!!!!

That's just like this when our leader isn't around. Things would be different if he was here.

inb4 OP gets bullied hard