/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>12204061

That would be ironic.

What if every post on /jp/ other than your own is by a single person, and you're the last two people on the board.

What if every hamham on /jp/ is two layer burg and you are the only one who doesn't get it?

>>12204071

I am convinced /jp/ has only about 7 or 8 regulars.

>>12204061
That would be too intellectually threatening for the janny and he would delete it. Every argument that is not poorly constructed is considered "trolling" nowadays.

Even the touhou wiki seems smarter than /jp/ now.

>>12204080
If you're the guy who keeps getting his walls of text deleted, it's probably because your arguments aren't nearly as well constructed as I think they are.

>>12204083
you think they are*

>>12204083
I don't even discuss anything anymore as it is considered "flaming".
/jp/ is now a place for dumping images in general circlejerks and mindless posting of "patchy/alice/mokou is my gf" (since those are the only touhous that secondaries know)

Or maybe I just grew out of this place. I find it hard to believe that there are people under 25 lurking right now.

I think /jp/ is at the point where everything is completely sincere.

>>12204099
>I don't even discuss anything anymore as it is considered "flaming".
They really like to delete arguments that aren't strictly on-topic. Although most fights these days involve at least one retard trying to win through sheer force of persistence, so I barely care.

>I find it hard to believe that there are people under 25 lurking right now.
/jp/ has been full of underaged faggots for the entirety of its existence.

>>12204061
Then /jp/ would be /v/ 2.0.

>>12204061
Whoa, I've also thought of this!

>>12204061
Isn't that how /jp/ works? Otherwise you would be retarded, you're just joking everyday right?

>>12204195
If you peel off the retard mask you'll just find another retard.

>>12204100
so desu ne

>>12204077
My expert analysis indicates that we have a community of about 50-75 regulars, including people who post exclusively in one or two threads.

>>12204099
I'm 24! I'm still young!! I still have a chance!

>>12204209

I'm 24 also. We arn't technically "young."

We're somewhere between like you said "still young" and "not yet old"

>>12204199
so dayo ne...

>>12204077
Judging from my soundcloud which got about 40 new plays after I posted it in the original content thread I would agree with this guy >>12204205

>>12204209
>>12204253
19 here

>>12204263
I played it 10 times.

There's always some sincerity in 2+ layer irony anyway, you don't lose much by assuming people are just telling the truth while affecting an ironical tone.

>>12204278
My life is a lie

>>12204061
I think about this often

It's like if you have normies posting nicely to each other on facebook, then you have people being rude to each other on /b/ and after that you finally you go another level and become (ironically?) nice again.

Is it the same as coming around full circle or are some of the posters here actual mean bullies?
I think I am genuinely pleasant all of the time when I post
There's that picture with some smart guy on it that says how a place that's ironic will have people come into it and act the same but be cluelessly sincere

>>12204311
>There's that picture with some smart guy on it that says how a place that's ironic will have people come into it and act the same but be cluelessly sincere

>>12204311
yeah i think about this too its come to the point were i hate cynical people, i don't see the point in being mean i used love /b/ aggressiveness since it seemed so fresh and sincere but with the time i`ve learned that you don't need all that, u can be sincere and just take it easy and be nice.