/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Kaguya is a NEET!

[Anonymous No.]

I'm not.

But still think she's cute.

[Anonymous No.]

I want to eat her hat.

[Anonymous No.]

Kaguya is pure!

>>rejecting the most powerful men in Japan with impossible requests to protect her virginity

That's the kind of thing milky-chan would do!

[Anonymous No.]

Kaguya is the eternal moon princess.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062559
It's more that she believes in 3DPD

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062559
Has milk done a Kaguya cosplay yet?

[Anonymous No.]

Playing with Kaguya!

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062565
Yes.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062559

Who ever said she was a virgin?

[Anonymous No.]

What are those vagina lines called?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062593
Kaguya or milk?

Kaguya is objectively a virgin because she's a Moon princess who rejected all her suitors.

milk is a virgin because she has repeatedly said so.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062559
-)milky-chan
-)virgin

[Anonymous No.]

Patche & Kaguya would be hikki friends.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062586
>>11062600
If milk was my girlfriend I would ask her to dress as Kaguya every time she NEETs it up!

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062600
Because someone wouldn't lie about that right?
It's not like she knows she will be tossed side when everyone finds out how big of a slut she used to be right?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062597
What are you referring to

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062579

>without a condom is only 100 yen more...

>confirmed for slut

[Anonymous No.]

I thought NEET threads were filtered?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062616
Those lines on her hips. They go to the vagina, don't they?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062619
Woah man, that's some cool green words you have yourself there.

[Sanae Kochiya No.]

>>11062619
I-it's not slutty!

...

It's just that they cost about that much...

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062626
They don't. It's referred to as the mound of venus.

[Anonymous No.]

I love how it's summer and the streets are filled with hot Asian girls wearing shorts like that or even shorter. God bless K-pop.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062665
I don't have any Asians near me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062665
Cute Okuu, dude

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062665
Do you think they would have sex with me if I asked nicely?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062540
>This thread.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062586
wow milk looks good with black hair

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062665
I live in an Urban neighborhood in the South, so I rarely ever see Asians. When I do they're just boring Chinese women or those "darky" kind of Asians.

I'm pretty sure Japanese women are a myth.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062683
Are you white?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062694
Epic surprise box. Epic green memes. Epic video game snapshot. Chuck Norris approves.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062702
Yes, do they only have sex with niggers?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062706
lel thx.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062721
They love whites, especially if they want to piss off daddy.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062721
>niggers?
Watch it buddy, we have black posters around here.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062736
don't remind me

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062736
I'll believe it when I see it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062739
You can take that attitude back to /pol/ with the rest of you bigots.

[Anonymous No.]

Is this the /pol/ thread?

That feel when tall, slender beautiful blondes everywhere punctuated Africans and "Irish" Gypsies.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062786
Aren't Irish Gypsies called Knackers?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062736
Sorry, I didn't think it would offend anyone.

If you are black and offended then I apologise.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062759
Why is Africa a shithole? They don't even have toilets. Darnell pls.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062674

I feel bad for you, unless you don't have any non-whites around you whatsoever, in which case I'm jealous.

>>11062678

Finding Han's art is like hitting the jackpot. I'm more of an Orin fan though.

>>11062721

If you're white, you have to either be a hipster or have a pretty good job. If you're Asian yourself, you have to be able to afford a BMW and a luxury condo.

This isn't racism so much as it is... the way things work.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062759
It doesn't take a bigot to know negroids are inferior to the other races.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062849
What the fuck is a negroid? Is like half monkey , half android?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062579
why doesn't that sinsack have legs

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062859
>What the fuck is a negroid?
do you even racism

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062859
>half monkey

close enough

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062859
Peoples who do not carry Neanderthal DNA and lack the capability for higher thought

[Anonymous No.]

>masturbate to pictures of catgirls, kyuubi foxes, elves and were-hakutakus
>discriminate against sub-species of your own species

otaku logic

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062905
Who are you quoting?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062906
http://ohinternet.com/Greentext

Know your meme, newfriend.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062906
Green text stories

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062915

Stop stealing my meme, shithead.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062626

The lines are called the iliac furrow

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062905
Yes but all of those things are superior to niggers

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062931
LOL

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

This meme is shit and you are shit, op.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062915
>>11062919
https://www.4chan.org/faq#quote

You need to do a bit of reading.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062927
They also aren't real

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062937
http://www.4chan.org/faq#meme

Or we can play it your way:
http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/%3E

OH NO THIS DICTIONARY SAYS NOTHING ABOUT ">" BEING USED FOR QUOTING, THEREFORE THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE!

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062934
using lol on /jp/<
not using new trendy reverse maymay arrow meme<
lel top stealthy acquired

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062943
Oh man, the flood of the summerfriends.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062843
I have a few Mexicans, but that's about the only diversity around me.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062951
>not using new trendy reverse maymay arrow meme<

Is this actually a thing elsewhere?

I could get behind this.

[Anonymous No.]

Are these replies real? I sure can't believe it. Why would you want to green on /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11063007
not being on the cutting edge of memes<<<<<<

[Anonymous No.]

-) are my meme arrow. Please do not steal they are OC meme arrows.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062943
>OH NO THIS DICTIONARY SAYS NOTHING ABOUT ">" BEING USED FOR QUOTING

This one does: http://catb.org/jargon/html/email-style.html

[Anonymous No.]

>>11063020
-)OC

[Anonymous No.]

>>11063030
Why should ESR get to decide the usage of a symbol but 4chan doesn't? You can say he's qualified to write about tech topics, but 4chan/ED/KYM are just as qualified to write about memes.

Also:
http://www.catb.org/~esr/writings/sextips/bedplay.html

Are his sex tips now reliable sources too?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11063044
>Are his sex tips now reliable sources too?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11062863
Why should it?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11063077
4ll y0ur b4s3 4r3 b3l0ng t0 us

[Anonymous No.]

Popular imagination, I judge, responded actively to our wireless bulletins of Lake's start northwestward into regions never trodden by human foot or penetrated by human imagination, though we did not mention his wild hopes of revolutionizing the entire sciences of biology and geology. His preliminary sledging and boring journey of January 11th to 18th with Pabodie and five others—marred by the loss of two dogs in an upset when crossing one of the great pressure ridges in the ice—had brought up more and more of the Archaean slate; and even I was interested by the singular profusion of evident fossil markings in that unbelievably ancient stratum. These markings, however, were of very primitive life forms involving no great paradox except that any life forms should occur in rock as definitely pre-Cambrian as this seemed to be; hence I still failed to see the good sense of Lake's demand for an interlude in our time-saving program—an interlude requiring the use of all four planes, many men, and the whole of the expedition's mechanical apparatus. I did not, in the end, veto the plan, though I decided not to accompany the northwestward party despite Lake's plea for my geological advice. While they were gone, I would remain at the base with Pabodie and five men and work out final plans for the eastward shift. In preparation for this transfer, one of the planes had begun to move up a good gasoline supply from McMurdo Sound; but this could wait temporarily. I kept with me one sledge and nine dogs, since it is unwise to be at any time without possible transportation in an utterly tenantless world of aeon-long death.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11063044
>You can say he's qualified to write about tech topics, but 4chan/ED/KYM are just as qualified to write about memes.

I'm not sure if you're trolling or just have no idea who I am, but I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt.

In addition to almost 7 years as a confessed meme addict, I have moderated the largest meme forum on the Internet (at over 2 million subscribers) for over a year. You think I don't know memes? In that time I have removed over 400posts for not following subreddit guidelines. In addition to my moderation responsibilities I am one of the most active writers on knowyourmeme.com. You think I don't know memes? Then how do I write articles about them on a site called knowyourmeme? Several mainstream blogs have contacted me to ask about the recent meme phenomenon and each has been thankful and enlightened with what I had to tell them. It's not just limited to blogs though. Several companies have asked me to review their meme ads to avoid a failure like Toyota's meme commercial. Just last week a major food company contacted me with a paid offer to help them on a new ad campaign. I declined when I researched the company and saw that they had contributed money to socially conservative groups.

It's safe to say that I am one of the world's foremost experts on memes and in fact there is no one I can think of that has a meme resume as impressive as mine. So please tell me, what are your qualifications to say that I don't know what a meme is?

[Anonymous No.]

Lake's sub-expedition into the unknown, as everyone will recall, sent out its own reports from the shortwave transmitters on the planes; these being simultaneously picked up by our apparatus at the southern base and by the Arkham at McMurdo Sound, whence they were relayed to the outside world on wave lengths up to fifty meters. The start was made January 22nd at 4 A.M., and the first wireless message we received came only two hours later, when Lake spoke of descending and starting a small-scale ice-melting and bore at a point some three hundred miles away from us. Six hours after that a second and very excited message told of the frantic, beaver-like work whereby a shallow shaft had been sunk and blasted, culminating in the discovery of slate fragments with several markings approximately like the one which had caused the original puzzlement.

[Anonymous No.]

>>11063102
Joke's on you, I ironically saw (and responded to) this original post on Reddit.

[Anonymous No.]

Three hours later a brief bulletin announced the resumption of the flight in the teeth of a raw and piercing gale; and when I dispatched a message of protest against further hazards, Lake replied curtly that his new specimens made any hazard worth taking. I saw that his excitement had reached the point of mutiny, and that I could do nothing to check this headlong risk of the whole expedition's success; but it was appalling to think of his plunging deeper and deeper into that treacherous and sinister white immensity of tempests and unfathomed mysteries which stretched off for some fifteen hundred miles to the half-known, half-suspected coast line of Queen Mary and Knox Lands.
Then, in about an hour and a half more, came that doubly excited message from Lake's moving plane, which almost reversed my sentiments and made me wish I had accompanied the party:

"10:05 P.M. On the wing. After snowstorm, have spied mountain range ahead higher than any hitherto seen. May equal Himalayas, allowing for height of plateau. Probable Latitude 76° 15', Longitude 113° 10' E. Reaches far as can see to right and left. Suspicion of two smoking cones. All peaks black and bare of snow. Gale blowing off them impedes navigation."

[Anonymous No.]

After that Pabodie, the men and I hung breathlessly over the receiver. Thought of this titanic mountain rampart seven hundred miles away inflamed our deepest sense of adventure; and we rejoiced that our expedition, if not ourselves personally, had been its discoverers. In half an hour Lake called us again:

"Moulton's plane forced down on plateau in foothills, but nobody hurt and perhaps can repair. Shall transfer essentials to other three for return or further moves if necessary, but no more heavy plane travel needed just now. Mountains surpass anything in imagination. Am going up scouting in Carroll's plane, with all weight out. You can't imagine anything like this. Highest peaks must go over thirty-five thousand feet. Everest out of the running. Atwood to work out height with theodolite while Carroll and I go up. Probably wrong about cones, for formations look stratified. Possibly pre-Cambrian slate with other strata mixed in. Queer skyline effects—regular sections of cubes clinging to highest peaks. Whole thing marvelous in red-gold light of low sun. Like land of mystery in a dream or gateway to forbidden world of untrodden wonder. Wish you were here to study."

[Anonymous No.]

Though it was technically sleeping-time, not one of us listeners thought for a moment of retiring. It must have been a good deal the same at McMurdo Sound, where the supply cache and the Arkham were also getting the messages; for Captain Douglas gave out a call congratulating everybody on the important find, and Sherman, the cache operator, seconded his sentiments. We were sorry, of course, about the damaged aeroplane, but hoped it could be easily mended. Then, at 11 P.M., came another call from Lake:

[Anonymous No.]

"Up with Carroll over highest foothills. Don't dare try really tall peaks in present weather, but shall later. Frightful work climbing, and hard going at this altitude, but worth it. Great range fairly solid, hence can't get any glimpses beyond. Main summits exceed Himalayas, and very queer. Range looks like pre-Cambrian slate, with plain signs of many other upheaved strata. Was wrong about volcanism. Goes farther in either direction than we can see. Swept clear of snow above about twenty-one thousand feet. Odd formations on slopes of highest mountains. Great low square blocks with exactly vertical sides, and rectangular lines of low, vertical ramparts, like the old Asian castles clinging to steep mountains in Roerich's paintings. Impressive from distance. Flew close to some, and Carroll thought they were formed of smaller separate pieces, but that is probably weathering. Most edges crumbled and rounded off as if exposed to storms and climate changes for millions of years. Parts, especially upper parts, seem to be of lighter-colored rock than any visible strata on slopes proper, hence of evidently crystalline origin. Close flying shows many cave-mouths, some unusually regular in outline, square or semicircular. You must come and investigate. Think I saw rampart squarely on top of one peak. Height seems about thirty thousand to thirty-five thousand feet. Am up twenty-one thousand, five hundred myself, in devilish, gnawing cold. Wind whistles and pipes through passes and in and out of caves, but no flying danger so far."

[Anonymous No.]

From then on for another half hour Lake kept up a running fire of comment, and expressed his intention of climbing some of the peaks on foot. I replied that I would join him as soon as he could send a plane, and that Pabodie and I would work out the best gasoline plan—just where and how to concentrate our supply in view of the expedition's altered character. Obviously, Lake's boring operations, as well as his aeroplane activities, would require a great deal for the new base which he planned to establish at the foot of the mountains; and it was possible that the eastward flight might not be made, after all, this season. In connection with this business I called Captain Douglas and asked him to get as much as possible out of the ships and up the barrier with the single dog team we had left there. A direct route across the unknown region between Lake and McMurdo Sound was what we really ought to establish.