/jp/ - Otaku Culture

You're like a decade late anon.

>>16392782
Don't forget, you're here forever.

I still listen to this kind of stuff. It must feel woefully dated to kids by now.

>>16392774
this actually makes me kinda depressed

>>16392774

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48qsn23LXJk

>>16392937
I really feel sorry for gen z, they've been born into a world where corporate Web 2.0 culture has ensured that all Internet culture is thoroughly harvested and commodified the moment people start to enjoy it.

>>16393832
I feel sorry for millennials.

>>16393872
It's 2017. Lots of millennials were around for this stuff

>>16392774
And have you heard about the numa numa guy, OP?

>>16394151
Reporting. Difficult to discuss this without fufiling the millenials complaining about millenials sterotype. Quite crushing to watch the Pork and Beans Weezer video.

This thread has got me all wistful.

There are TWO Popotan related threads. /jp/ is kinda weird lately.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-h61ItNVLb8

Just end me already

>>16392774
I miss this meme. Thanks for bring it back.

>>16392774
No, fuck you it's awesome time of dansu.
I remember many awesome catchy dances from Geddan, Paffendorf, Caipirinha, Danjo to Fukkireta.

>>16393832
Gen Z will likely be okay (I am part of them and Yes I am 18 Gen Z starts around 1997). Its the I-Gen being raised on Youtube Nursery Rhymes and Minions you want to worry about.

>>16393832
Everything is a meme and goes viral these days. Fucking buzzfeed.

>>16394853
Blame smartphones.

Before 2008 you had to at least wait until you got home from your intro to macroeconomics class if you wanted to hijack a thread on /a/ with touhous or fight the evil scourge of the CoS

MOU IKKAI

>>16395171
Anyone else here download and edit sakuranbo to make the chorus loop like 20 times and put it on their ipod?

Can we not go a week without crying about smartphones and normalfags? I mean Jesus every otaku meta thread boils down to these key buzzwords: Big Bang Theory, iPhone, Facebook, Steam, sprinkle in some neo-nazi shit, and top it off with cut off dates for when you're allowed to be to happy. For some it's 1996, for others, 2006.

No matter what board you go to these days, it's always people crying about how it's not the 2000's and 90's anymore, while the rest of the internet, the normie social media people, got on with their lives.

>>16395383
There aren't a lot of places left to talk about these things. Please let the last oldfags on this doomed site reminisce about their glory days in peace.

>>16395383
No we can't. Things just changed far too much from what things used to be. And it all happened so fast too.
It may perhaps not all be bad. But a lot of it most certainly is, and above all it's also most certainly very, very different.

>>16395435
I think the small community, the comfy sense of belonging, made otherwise mundane things fun and interesting. It might also be a severe case of good-ol'-days syndrome, but I miss the '00s internet. The normalization and commercialization of internet community has made things less personal, and ruined the feeling for me. That's just me though; maybe 10 years from now we'll be saying the same thing, because we only remember the few good moments, and forget the years wasted searching and waiting for them.

>>16395383
>sprinkle in some neo-nazi shit
Funny you have this perception, most 1.0 communities were radically libertarian or some flavour of socialism.

>>16395383
>the normie social media people, got on with their lives
They haven't gotten on with anything yet. People are already nostalging about halo and WoW. They'll be here nostalgia-ing about how KanColle used to be great and asking why modern memes are so shit soon enough.

>>16395457
>I miss the '00s internet. The normalization and commercialization of internet community
But that's what happened in the 00s internet. 4chan was good for like maybe a single year before the flood of kids and idiots washed over it and the rest of the the internet and ruined basically everything they touched, acted like idiots, and got everything cleaned up and censored for them.

>>16395485
/jp/ isn't like that anyway. That's just /pol/ idiots who like interjecting in any old off-topic situation on every board. /jp/ is unnecessarily racist against Korean related stuff though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uIXqM7CifQ

I wish people would make fun videos like these nowadays.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pr3gncRbzX4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCCz2jAipUg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNXmBrp_LQQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMEkRJAbR24

And it's too bad the Momone Momo version of Nya^7 became more popular than this.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwKFCj1K7uY

>>16395727
Those fad videos are so dumb. I'm glad that poptart cat thing killed them.

>>16395752
What are some things you find enjoyable?

>>16395772
arguing on 4chan

>>16395727
I like these. Especially
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wCCz2jAipUg
Thanks for cheering me up.

BBS always had containment threads for politics. Rules about it leaking outside were strictly enforced too, either that political discussion was banned or people just didn't talk about it. Same thing as the no girls on the internet I guess; politics and any advantages of them don't exist on the internet. I cant come into an IRC and arrest someone for saying they killed someone. Its better that way.

>>16395772
/jp/ is full of psychic vampires, who are only capable of having fun by shitting on the fun of others. It comes with the territory.

>>16395865
who /veteranofathousandpsychicwars/ here?

>>16395772
AMVs and MADs that aren't just random clips set to music.

I don't like those things you posted because they are just repetitive templates. It's kind of okay the first time, but then everyone has to go make their own version, just like when some new MMD dance routine or character is made.

The original thing to the first video is funny though, because of being based on a glitch.

>>16395383
You're in effect entering a retirement home and getting annoyed by the residents having different values and memories from the outside world.
Frustration for smartphones and norms is pretty standard; it's cathartic to rant against these things in proper threads instead of derailing other ones. These threads crop up a few times a year and you can just ignore them if they bother you that much.
http://howtomakeytmnd4chan.ytmnd.com/

I missed Fukkireta. The best ones were from VA impersonators that sang over it.
It was also extremely easy to make versions for various characters because you only needed to draw what, like 10 frames? and put it on loop and some people still managed to screw it up, even if the art was cute. Opening a new [character] video only to find it used the karaoke version and had no voice was always a letdown.

>>16395435
>>16395634
>>16395594
I have been wanting to make a network of websites that mimic the old internet in culture and set up. I would create barriers to prevent normies from accessing the sites. While at the same time keep a level of anonymity where the only thing that could be found on those sites would be a persons IP address, unless of course they wanted to give out there personal information for formality, social, and get-to-gether reasons.

I have even went as far to make several MS Word files on my idea going to about 20 pages.

5-10 years is all I need to put my dream into motion and make become a reality.

>>16399452
>I have been wanting to make a network of websites that mimic the old internet in culture and set up.
You mean a webring. Those still exist.

>I would create barriers to prevent normies from accessing the sites.
Just make it not-smartphone friendly.

Whatever it is, some idiot will just fill it full of CP anyway.

>>16399543
>You mean a webring. Those still exist.
Its a start, but not good enough.

>Just make it not-smartphone friendly.
I would do more than just that.
*Cant be indexed by Google.
*URLs longer than 200 characters so it can't be easily linked into twitter.
*A system where you have to be checked for device, IP address, and solve a cachapa based identifying memes before being allowed to have access.

>Whatever it is, some idiot will just fill it full of CP anyway.
like I wouldn't have it be moderated.

>>16399615
>Cant be indexed by Google
How would you do that? Unless you mean editing your robots.txt file such that only large 200+ character URLs without any description appear as entries.

>URLs longer than 200 characters so it can't be easily linked into twitter.
What do you plan on elongating? Assuming a format similar to this site, I guess I could see long hashes in place of post numbers being used as a simple method to generate longer URLs. Processing power should not be an issue here if we also assume you want to keep a small community. Disabling hotlinking might be worth considering.

>A system where you have to be checked for device, IP address, and solve a cachapa based identifying memes before being allowed to have access.
User-agent spoofers could bypass the device check, unless you are extending the check to screen resolutions (ex: a visitor with a 1080x1920 display resolution has a high probability for being a phone user, therefore refuse access and perhaps allow access if the visitor can resize their web browser, which could prove that he is not a phone user). Refusing access to IP ranges that belong to cellular networks is a good idea but I am not sure if they keep the same range. Even if they did not keep specific ranges, it would probably not take too much effort to update depending on the scale and frequency. I do admit it is "statistically safer" to assume that overlap of IPs between blocked ranges and users will not happen if a small community is kept. The most effective "wall" here would be the captcha, assuming answers are re-disordered per captcha if they will not be a custom input.

I'm interested in more details of what you plan.

>>16399804
If it got popular enough to be worth visiting, it would be popular enough that someone would be bound to create a client that would spoof all the information you check and let anyone in. The meme captcha is a neat idea but would be easily defeated by an index of them that anyone could access.

>>16399804
>I'm interested in more details of what you plan.

The sites that are intended to be part of the webring will be organized so that way it will be very easy to find content, groups, and people.

User uploads will have a very limited data capacity to keep the costs of the site low and the rate that I would have to expand the server's hard drives low.

Some how keep the site free to use for normal access, but a premium version could be available for more involved members.

Try to keep advertising to a minimal and only allow approved advertisers that are advertising content relative to the site.

All of the websites require an account for full access, no email is required, one account is good for all services.

Users are required to use two passwords and select there least favorite color to log in.

> The meme captcha is a neat idea but would be easily defeated by an index of them that anyone could access
I doubt a normie would be able to figure that out. I would pick more obscure ones that they wouldn't know of the top of there head. What Is Love, All of your base are belond to us, Crawling in my skin, Spurdo Sparde, Eurobeat Intensifies would be examples of the cachpas.

>>16400347 part 2


The planned sites.
Your The Mastive Now Dude! (YTMND for short)
>Your The Man Now Dawg (YTMND) successor site that is a comabination of YTMND and /f/ where user created content can be uploaded in the form of a .SWF or a YTMND gif and mp3 combination. (If you do not know what YTMND basically it was the birthplace of memes, although they where called "fads" back in that time)

A YouTube alternative site that focus on small scale user generated content.
>Uses a special algortihim that values the how much users are able to pay attention to the video, without giving channels that upload long videos an absolute advantage.
>Content can become tenured if approved by a moderator or has aged enough or had enough attention.
>Uses both a like/dislike and star ratting system to rate approval and quality.
>Video Responses
>This I have thought through the most.

Secret Society of teh Internet
>I have lost my doc for this idea;no idea where it is so this is being recalled from memory.
>A 4chan/Plebbit inspired website where users can talk about almost anything.
>Boards are designated on Hobbies, STEM, Politics, Porn/Hentai, Humor and Memes, and Organizing an assembly or just meeting people.
>A few boards are taken from 4chan becuase some of them it is impossible to create a version of them that is not a total rip-off such as /b/ and /pol/ while some boards will be a carbon copy such as /2hu/ (/jp/ but just 2hu) and /d/ because these boards already have a close community and trying to get them to come over to try to start building the first communities.
>Users can blue text and red text by using "<" and "=" respectively.
>Users can look up specific threads using a search bar.
>Depending on the board and weather the user has a registered account 1-5 images can be posted.
>A microboard system where registered users can make a temporary tiny board as an offshoot of the larger general boards for more specific topics.
>Boards will have varying levels of anonymity depending upon the board. Full anonymity is required on some boards such as /b/. Some boards you can put in a name or use your accounts name, but anonymous is still an option, these boards will also have the tripcodes found on /pol/ so that way nobody gets confused on who posted what. Then on meet up boards your user name will be shown for more integrity.

Some kind of voice chat room.
>Functions like the old Yahoo voice chat rooms
>Users can set up private/public chatrooms and host meetings, online radio, or give classes.

I would recommend not making another chan style site. There's a ton of them already.

>>16399615
Before you worry about locking down your community you should worry about finding people for it. Even the world's most accessible spinoff communities usually start off anemic and end up dead, not because they were "filled with normies", but because nobody cared enough to use it.

>>16399804
You can use your robots.txt file to tell Google not to index your website at all.

>>16400364

Seriously though. I feel bad for a few of them because they offer more than this website but still get far less users than they deserve.

>>16392782
You're kidding right? It hasn't been that long. I had only just found 4chan at that time. What have I been doing with my life?

>>16400364
>I would recommend not making another chan style site. There's a ton of them already.

The chan site is planned to be made after I get the weblink set up. So however long it takes me to make the website + 2-4 additional years. With in that time period I am anticipating that Plebbit dies out or experiences a large loss in traffic from dissatisfied users, or 4chan getting warnings from various governments, to create a demand for a website to slowly take it's place.

>>>16400367
>Even the world's most accessible spinoff communities usually start off anemic and end up dead, not because they were "filled with normies", but because nobody cared enough to use it.

I guess I should make it index-able for a while and try to advertise it on a few sites where users would find it relevant. Having the sites fill with normies does however lead to a loss in quality of the content and some of the user-base leaving.

I miss the weaboo memes I found here a decade ago. Now it's mostly normie memes or /pol/ memes these days.

https://youtu.be/FkQaQZCzjic

>>16400355
>A few boards are taken from 4chan becuase some of them it is impossible to create a version of them that is not a total rip-off such as /b/ and /pol/ while some boards will be a carbon copy such as /2hu/ (/jp/ but just 2hu) and /d/

You lost me at including a /pol/ clone, that's just gonna lead to the rest of the webring turning into a neonazi shithole once all the stormfront people find out about it.

>>16400364
I won't mention names but the experiences I've had on 3 different ones wasn't too bad. One was a circlejerk of established members while one of the others was free of shitposting and that sort of thing. It felt like the average user age was older than this website too. I don't remember much about the third one but it wasn't too bad.

>>16400404
The GoldenEye Get Down video still gets me to this day

>>16400404
At some point a lot of the people interested in Japanese culture decided they were too good for memes. Abandon a field and other things will grow in it.

>>16399452
I had a similar idea, but it worked more like a private tracker in ways

>>16400443
Containment board theory is a thing

>>16393832
I was born in 1998. Overall, I feel rather lost.

>>16399543
>webring
I miss the old /jp/ blogring.

>>16400347
I woulds say a lot of normies would know most of those

>>16400577

a false theory

>>16400580
You mean that scam where they were liking each others blogs for whatever reason?

>>16400728
It was a "scam" in the sense that some people made ten dollars in ten months off adsense links but I mostly went for the writing.

>>16393832
>a world where corporate Web 2.0 culture has ensured that all Internet culture is thoroughly harvested and commodified

We've become a targetable demographic.
Didn't moot in the past sell up advertising on 4chan with a blurb about swimming in the disposable income of greasy unwashed NEETs?
Think about how far we've come.

We're:
>A marketable demographic
>A political movement
>Media subverters
>Culture jammers
>Hackers on Steroids

I swear, sometimes I think I'm insane and must be overestimating 4chan's cultural-social impact, but other times I think I must not give it enough credit.

>>16400730
>It was a "scam" in the sense that some people made ten dollars in ten months
I got around $30 in a month.
Nothing to live off of, but I my blog ring was pretty small but we were all NEETs with nothing better to do anyway. I tried to make amusing photoshops of things but ran out of ideas quickly.

>>16400860
It's definitely on the latter side. My friend linked me a chart recently showing that site usage has more than doubled since before gamer gate, with notable jumps then and around the 2016 election. I think that a reasonable number of people would say that this website helped shape most of the subcultures of the internet today. I think that anime in the west had its growth accelerated due to this website, though it will still have reached popularity just slower. Memes can draw most of their lineage here as well, and even if their point of origin isn't this website then they were imported from Japanese internet through 4chan or popularized through 4chan.

Thing is though alot of the time there's no real gain in commodifying things from here. What are you going to do with an image with 500 likes on facebook, sell it? I understand the idea of account selling for Twitter and the like but I doubt many of the people commidifying things on a hobbyist scale are that business minded. I guess it's an issue when companies start using that to garner favor with the people who are running and viewing those hobby pages.

>>16400900
The real interest companies would have here is not to sell us stuff, because even after the recent traffic hikes 4chan is a small community when compared to the real Internet cashcows, it would be to induce us to make something popular. 4chan is a trendsetting group, it has a tremendous influencing power over all the other bigger Internet communities.
Don't think of memes as something that companies would want to get popular for the sake of them being popular, they want to have them get popular in relation with some product/service/idea/person they want to make popular, because once they have successfully influenced a few million people here, they can let us influence billion of people far more efficiently and efficaciously than their marketing teams could hope to.
We are basically anonymous Internet celebrities

>>16400900
I kind of wish we could go back to being obscure and inconsequential.

All of this "influence" is going to paint a big target on our backs. Future elections will see campaigns covertly meddle with political organization on the board and take advantage of our leaderless structure to divide and conquer by fostering interboard rivalries.

If only /n/ was never recreated.

>>16400911
>>16400900
Maybe the rest of 4chan is starting to emerge as a mover and shaker in the world of public opinion, but in /jp/ has nothing to do with any of that. The only place where /jp/'s opinions ever mattered was the English-speaking VN community, and these days they don't care anymore.

I'm not even sure people could sell us anything these days. We're nothing, and it's something you should be grateful for all things considered.

>>16400958
>We're nothing
That's comforting to hear

>>16400958
Yeah, I was talking about 4chan in general. Luckily, /jp/ is still a slow board with an extremely tiny community if we don't consider generalfags

>>16400911
>>16400958
Ever since Cosmic Break or so, it's felt like 4chan is the only thing keeping Asian MMOs remotely viable in the west.

>>16400860
I'm not any of that and nothing there is a positive thing to me. I read a post like this and I feel disgust that things have so bad that you were not immediately called out on this.

>>16400958
/jp/ has everything to do with that.

The types of anons who frequent /jp/ are the same type who spawned what this god-forsaken site has become. It's unbelievable to say it, but our collective weeaboo autism formed the core of this site once upon a time, and much of the consciousness of 4chan at large is still built on it, even if many of the newfags hardly realize or give any thought to the origins of it all. Pundits and powerful people aimed directly at us as they said it on national TV:
>Trump supporters are mostly childless single men who masturbate to anime

The common board culture of 4chan very much still revolves around this sort of coy self-deprecating image of us being a collective of social rejects, hentai-fappers, forever alone weeaboos, even though it's clear and obvious that these labels apply less and less to the people on the site nowadays. Am I insane to think that in some sort of perverse way, it has become "cool" to be like us? I feel as though our scorn of normies and social withdrawal become a trendy thing to imitate.

Now, I'm not saying either that the unwashed masses of newfags flock to /jp/ and other wayside-weeaboo boards to learn from us either, but /jp/ today is still very much spiritually the same as what all of 4chan was a decade ago - we're almost like living history, neckbeards trapped in amber showcasing how modern 4chan culture evolved.

>>16401320
Yeah, there's the trump hat to go with the ironic daki. I thought I sensed a member of the meme legion with your repeated usage of "us" and "we".
Get out.

>>16401320
I honestly am not sure how well that quote illustrates your point. It was more likely driven by the fact that for a while there were a whole lot of right-wing twitter commenters running around with anime avatars on (and as we all know, anime is for lonely pedophiles) rather than anything to do with 4chan. And the people riding that garbage train weren't so much "classic anime loser 4chan" as much as a new generation of casual hobbyists and activists.

The "anime people" you're talking about were only ever half of 4chan, or even less. The other half of 4chan was edgy kids who came to 4chan so they could post gore, make jokes about niggers, and hack people's dogs.

>Am I insane to think that in some sort of perverse way, it has become "cool" to be like us? I feel as though our scorn of normies and social withdrawal become a trendy thing to imitate.
This is basically only true in /a/ anymore. It barely exists in /jp/ anymore and /r9k/'s version is twisted beyond recognition. The rest of 4chan has grown up and stopped caring, or become so jaded that being a loner is now a fact of life rather than a point of pride.

>>16401335
You really missed the point.

The trump hat daki is just one of the easiest examples of how otaku culture, or at least homage to and parody of it, pervades 4chan, even though fewer and fewer self-styled otaku and weeaboos inhabit this site.

>>16401350
>The rest of 4chan has grown up and stopped caring, or become so jaded that being a loner is now a fact of life rather than a point of pride.

It seems silly to be proud of it now. There are things about normal existence that I'm glad that I don't have to deal with, and there are good things about being alone, but overall it is a misery.

>>16401350
The fact that a whole lot of right-wing twitter commenters run around with anime avatars has everything to do with 4chan. Their whole shtick is a direct, verbatim copy of 4chan-style discourse, anime girls included. Even if they're not personally weebs or no-lifes, it's an important part of what they learned as a winning formula. You don't change a winning formula.

>>16401538
I think they are 4channers, rather than people copying 4chan. It's just too bizarre of a thing to form on its own like that.
One of the reasons that this style of discourse is so successful though, is because it's disarming and subversive, and it's a style thats been practiced on 4chan daily for years, played out time and time again with laughinggirls.jpg and all of the other familiar jabs.

If they make eloquent and good points in an argument, their opponent was just defeated by this walking trope of an anime-loving social reject - how embarrassing!
If they're beaten in an argument - Well, they're anime-watching losers, what did you expect?

It sort of brings a touch of cheekiness and trolling to everything - if you don't take them seriously, they might get blindsided, if you do take them seriously, you might become a joke.

Watching Caramelldansen again made me wish that someone would collect all the biggest meme hits of the early Western internet and set them to music, like Nicovideo does sometimes.

Instead the only way you have of looking back on the early days is to visit places like KYM or maybe wait for someone to start a "old memes thread" somewhere.

remember this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_eyUVVcgc8

>>16393872
what, are you like 35? you're probably a millennial

The association of anime, etc. with politics like in >>16401320's pic is I think in its origin post-ironic. It's ironic to see a cute anime girl with guns and MAGA hat (which makes it funny), but it's actually sincere (making it post-ironic), and something done by people who are right-wing and like anime. They are a minority, but people who don't understand what is actually going on look at it and only see the ironic (not post-) level, and spread it like idiots. I think a lot of our jokes spread this way. We make a sincere joke that is on its face ironic (thus post-irony) and people who don't understand only see the face of it and it gets popular, eclipsing the people who spawned it.

>>16401795
>They are a minority

I mean that the people who made the sincere joke are the minority. That clause was unclear.

>>16401637
You can always just browse here before Hiro realizes it exists and removes it.
https://www.4chan.org/flash

>>16401795
>>16401807
irony was a mistake

>>16401933
I wanted to respond to you by saying, "Is this post ironic?" but realized that it would be a pun that could be read as asking whether your post is ironic, or whether your post is post-ironic. I thought it would be more ironic to just explain it rather than to post it. So this post is post-ironic, ironically.

>being 18
Feels fucking bad man.

>>16402124
At least you don't have to feel old especially when playing older games.

People hates underage but I wish I'm 10 years younger.

>>16401795
>They are a minority, but people who don't understand what is actually going on look at it and only see the ironic (not post-) level, and spread it like idiots. I think a lot of our jokes spread this way. We make a sincere joke that is on its face ironic (thus post-irony) and people who don't understand only see the face of it and it gets popular, eclipsing the people who spawned it.

I believe that nowadays saying "ironic" and "post-ironic" are an ironic meme unto themselves, but I believe this to be true.

One of the things that comes to mind, aside from your example, are the more depressive jokes or memes like pic related. At first it was a played straight way of complaining about depression, then it got diffused as a joke.

Another example would be cuteposting. Played straight because you don't exactly have much to discuss on touhou thread number inf. and it's fun to turn off your brain for a while, then it became adopted and shared as just "haha those silly /jp/ people"

Jesus christ. I am so fucking old.

>>16401637
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQHPYelqr0E

>>16401983
>>16401795
>>16402181
I can't see people talking about irony anymore without thinking about this image.

/jp/ has gone through so many phases of being ironic and then post ironic and unironic and ironically unironic and so on, that people lost track of whether they were being ironic a long time ago.

>>16400443
Well if you have any left leaning ideology your gonna hate /pol/ no matter what. But I guess if where to make it be more focused and have some kind of rule where you can not say "Your ideology is not welcome here" and have slightly smaller but desginated boards of /pol/ such as Humor, Discussion, and News it could be more open for more ideologies. Especially the humor board can contain most of the YLYL and "X hate threads".

>>16400583
It still creates a barrier to block most of the cancerous normies. its not perfect, but if they can at least know what some of the obscure and tasteful memes are I doubt you will see an influx of crap like the cookie cutter facebook memes. The idea is that you have to prove your self to have some taste.

>>16401320
>we're almost like living history, neckbeards trapped in amber showcasing how modern 4chan culture evolved.
All discussion aside, someone really needs to sketch this. We'd be in a museum exhibit, right next to Snax and epic fail guy

>>16400502
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SP5c_MEs9mo

>>16402865
"I can't wait to be a useless piece of shit and subvert all these mainstream narratives"
"Fuck people are taking my ironic comments at face value...................."
"I warned you about postmodernism dude!
I told you dog!"
"It keeps happening"
"I told you man!
I TOLD you about postmodernism!"

>>16402891
>We'd be in a museum exhibit, right next to Snax and epic fail guy
It'd be a statue of the old anon in a suit with no face. That damn frog and wrinkle faced guy are probably gonna be the new faces of this site. I wonder if the artist of that comic feels any shame for what his character has been used for.

I just had a thought that frog = cockmongler, wrinkle face guy = happy negro, and spurdo/that long legged spurdo = pedobear.

>>16403099
>and wrinkle faced guy
?

>>16392774
Thats like 10 years old bruh

>>16403117
His name's Wojak, you living fossils you.

>>16403194
I thought his name was coolface.