/jp/ - Otaku Culture

FUCKED YOU'RE THREAD

One more trip to filter, one more thread to report.

You havn't read any Umineko, don't pretend.

Better than yesterday at least, right?

Oh please go fucking back to bed, Gofaggot.

I give /jp/ a 10/10 everyday just for showing up! Good job guys!

>>2723105
ya im mad

10/10, that idolfaggot made me responding.

You know what else wasn't pleasing? The face of your mom after being raped by niggers.

11/10

FUCK YES I FOUND MY OLD BUTTERFLY KNIFE

-Marimite
-Meltan
-this thread
-Fire Emblem
-aidoru fags
-self-deprecating otaku blog post
-umineko 99%
-Shoko-tan
-Wanko to Kurasou
-sakura is a slut

Front page isn't too bad, considering the time. I give it a 7/10.

>>2723128
After the shitfest that was last night, it *did* take a hell of a lot of willpower to get out of bed today.

I'm seriously depressed right now, the force destroying /jp/ right now is like gravitational confinement that just beat the degeneracy pressure of a star . I'm out of /jp/ for the moment and going study some relativity stuff.

>>2723167
sup OP

I give OP a 1/10 because, again, people replied to his thread.

I finish the semester next week! I look foward to being here 14 hours a day for the whole summer.

hope u get die

>>2723145

>>2723173
Do you seriously expect that faggot OP to know anything about physics?

>>2723149
>Balisong
fixed

>>2723191
>being here 14 hours a day
Normally, this is okay, but...
>for the whole summer.
Why would you do that to yourself?

>>2723191
we can be summer buddys!

>>2723210
He's doing it for us.

If we would all band together for the summer and do that, /jp/ would be a lot more bearable.

>>2723229
Are you up for a physics fight?

>>2723201
You'd be surprised, kiddo.

>>2723149
You might want to check your local laws on that since its old. They've done a good job classifying those as gravity knives and switchblades to illegalize them in a lot of places.

>>2723234
Alright, bring it on.

>>2723259
Gravity?

>>2723265
A gravity knife is a knife that opens by the force of inertia or gravity. Similar to a switchblade, it is made with a side-folding blade or an out-the-front (OTF), or telescoping, blade. The gravity knife is different from the switchblade, which is spring-driven, in that it needs to be "flipped" out of the handle manually. Military gravity knives lock open. Some English and civilian gravity knives do not mechanically lock open but rely on a strong friction cam surface against the blade. Factory-made gravity knives have various types of buttons, triggers, and fulcrum levers, which usually are used to release the blade from both the open and the closed positions.

>>2723262
I'll let you choose the duel rules, since I don't want to beat you that easily.