/jp/ - Otaku Culture

In before the confounded Shiro tower.

>>1797716
>meme

go back to /b/, faggot. This is /jp/.

>>1797723

So, enjoying /jp/? I mean, you've only been here a week, right faggot?

>>1797743
Yes, ever since mid-terms. I kind of like /jp/, it has very intelligent posters unlike /b/. The arguments are well-formed, and the superior grammar here reflects the high average intelligence of the board.

>>1797789
Except it's only used to discuss how fucking an underage girl would be like? Well shit, isn't that a board filled with intelligent posters.

>>1797789

Rule 1 of /jp/: /b/ doesn't exist, why talk about such theoretical concepts, post some fucking touhou already.

>>1797797

you must admit, it takes more work than just getting your average college girl drunk and fucking her in the bathroom to pull off successfully.

>>1797743
I have you know, I have been on /jp/ since Last Monday.

>>1797789
A lot of posters in /jp/ aren't in the US or Europe so that throws away the intelligent.

>>1797811
My college has no girls :(

>>1797789
inb4 some conceited faggots take him seriously

>>1797819
>US
>intelligent

>>1797797

I'm not following your logic.

Hey what the fuck! Suddenly this board just turned into /b/! Fuck you /jp/, I'm out of here!

>>1797789
>/jp/
>intelligent posters

I Lol'd

let's get back to the topic at hand. dead is dead and that is that.

>>1797840

the average IQ of the board suddenly jumped half a point

>>1797789
>Yes, ever since mid-terms. I kind of like /jp/, it has very geeky posters unlike /b/. The tastes are well-formed, and the superior 2D here reflects the lack of depth of the board.

midterms? don't you mean finals?

/b/ = smart people pretending to be stupid
/jp/ = dumb people pretending to be smart

>>1797868
It's pretty obvious which is preferable.

>>1797868

>/b/ = smart people pretending to be stupid

How does a man from 2004 know what /jp/ is? Can you give the past me a sports almanac or some lotto numbers or something?

>>1797789
>/jp/
>very intelligent

>>1797868
You obviously haven't been to /b/ in a while. The latter definition applies to it as well.

>>1797888
>/b/

gb2 it

In order for there to be dead people, they must a) be people, b) have been living earlier, and c) have died at the end of being alive. There's the definition. I see no way to elaborate on what exactly a dead person is.

>>1797957

Okay, wait.

Stay with me.

What if someone were to die, but continued to life for a period afterward, having come back to life before they decomposed to a point where vital functions would no longer be possible?

>>1797979

Well, then I guess they'd-OH MY GOD.