/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

>implying you don't hate weaboos because you miss being 15 and having all the time in the world to complain about life, be beta as fuck and watch animu

[Anonymous No.]

imblying im not eternally 15

[Anonymous No.]

>>11494933
Who the HELL are you quoting?

[Anonymous No.]

>>11494933
>implying im not 25 and having all the time in the world to complain about life, be beta as fuck and watch animu

[Anonymous No.]

>>11494933
I hate weeaboos that are actually weeaboos.
Liking japanese culture and watching anime and shit isn't being weeaboo.

[Anonymous No.]

Is the fuse lit or not?

[Anonymous No.]

OP is a non-NEET -please delete thread and go to a non-NEET board please

[Anonymous No.]

>not being able to enjoy your hobbies and having a social life as well
Get on my level, ya bish

[Anonymous No.]

Who are you sanaeing?

[Anonymous No.]

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