/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Shall we continue from where we left off last night?

[Anonymous No.]

Sure, why not.

[Anonymous No.]

Okay...

[Anonymous No.]

This just made me unhappy yesterday.

Also what if this devolves into /b/ shenanigannery (or least moreso) and these threads never end? What then, /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

I managed to run into a couple of interesting /jp/ers yesterday. It's really strange how posters on the board tend to avoid the whole emote thing, but once you start finding them outside of /jp/, they go full force with the XDs and all of that other crap.

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>>8290768
Are you sure they were really from /jp/? I for one understand how ridiculous and obnoxious you look to use emoticons, no matter where it is.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290768
>>8290772
Don't start with this shit again.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290768
I do things like ":)" in email and IRC and such. I can understand why it's seen as immature on 4chan, but that doesn't apply to the rest of the internet. UNIX graybeards have been using them on mailing lists and newsgroups for decades, and probably invented them.

Sure you're not just projecting 4chan mentality where it doesn't belong?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290780
I don't understand why you would have a one standard for emoticon usage on the rest of the internet and one for 4chan.

Either use them on both or neither. Otherwise, you're just posing.

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>>8290788
Or just, you know, committing myself to a posting standard. But think whatever you like.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290788
Because here it's frowned upon, anywhere else not.
It's basicly nothing but a way to identificate outsiders

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290788
I think it's reasonable. I have plenty of different standards for different communities. For instance I do things like _this_ and *this* if I'm dealing with plaintext in email or whatever, but I rarely do it on websites like 4chan because it would look stupid.
Emoticons carry different connotations in different places. If I type, "Welcome :)," on 4chan I look like a 14-year-old girl. If I type it on a mailing list I am warmly welcoming someone as a fellow adult. Different strokes and such.

[Anonymous No.]

Cool guys only use gook moonrune smileys.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290802
Why would it look like that on 4chan and not anywhere else? In reality, you look like a 14 year old girl no matter where you do it. It's just than in a mailing list, they know you're not.

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>>8290811
Because he wants to pose as a 14 year old girl on Omegle?

Jesus, how dense can you be?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290806
(◕◡◕) = Quirky
:) = KILL IT WITH FIRE OH GOD

[Anonymous No.]

Sup betas.

Just having a bit of an Omeg' are we?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290819
>betas
Fuck off >>>/a/

[Anonymous No.]

how do I answer a question, I can only ask them. Can't find the button to answer them with someone else.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290823
This guy is right. /jp/ is omega.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290829
This alpha got it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290825
Choose text chat and after a session, you get prompted to try it.

[Anonymous No.]

take this subhumansm back to /a/

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290811
I don't see why you think this way. Again, grown adults type like this and have done for decades. None of them have a problem with it. Just because some AOL kids came and adopted emoticons doesn't mean everyone over the age of 20 has to stop using them.
I just don't do it on 4chan because it's frowned upon here, and I can sort of understand since this type of site DOES tend to attract the worst of people. If you use an emoticon here it's not going to just pass people by--it shows you haven't lurked and that you probably are a 14-year-old girl (teenage girls like anime and edgy Anonymous hackers now).
On the flip side of things I don't take 4chan sociolect to other communities either. I'd never "greentext" in a newsgroup even though the same quote style exists there. Even the "greentext" most /jp/ers would consider acceptable (paraphrasing, quoting things from images, etc).

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290847
Sure, I'd never quote anyone with > anywhere else. I still hold to my positions though. People who use emoticons are the worst types of people, anyway. Either 14 year old girls or complete normals.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290847
For it to be seen a communal thing on 4chan, people first had to, generally, not use emoticons here. Why's that? Why didn't people just continue using emoticons on 4chan from the beginning, like they did everywhere else? There's a missing step in your reasoning because it doesn't account for this.

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>>8290854
Are you this guy?
http://archive.foolz.us/jp/thread/8283803/#8286421

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>>8290854
Eh, well each to their own. I can understand you though. Like all nice things they tend to be abused. Kind of like when Reddit or the greater internet gets ahold of something and abuses it to the point where it's better just to let it go.
You really shouldn't get into the "4chan style" of thinking though. I used to spend years here and then I couldn't have a real life conversation without thinking autistically or about some stupid meme, or even using 4chan speech patterns in real life (I am so sorry everyone).

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>>8290860
I don't think so, but I share his sentiment. If I go to omegle (I try not to, I feel guilty when I do), emoticon usage is right up there with "asl" or "u a girl?" in terms of marking the quality of the conversation to come.

Or the conversation that would come if I didn't immediately disconnect and wonder why I bothered coming when the majority of people are like that.

[Anonymous No.]

Part of the reasons why emoticons are frowned upon here is because if you want to express a feeling, you have to use a reaction face.

Outside of 4chan, not using emoticons is more difficult, therefore less despicable. I personally don't use any, but sometimes it's difficult to express a kind tone of voice without a "^^" or a ":)" (and I hate those emoticons.)

[Anonymous No.]

If you guys are gonna omegle, use spy mode.

[Anonymous No.]

Well /jp/? What do you do?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290870

my body pillows would never do such a thing

[Anonymous No.]

4chan is an image board, you don't need emoticons, we have reaction images.
That's all.

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>>8290861
My theory is this:
* Internet happens.
* Everyone happily posts away on Usenet/BBSes/whatever.
* Someone notices when two or three ASCII characters are put together, they sort of look like a face.
* People adopt it and everyone is happy.
Then:
* The Web happens.
* AOL happens.
* Children are now on the Internet.
* They ignore the sensible bits of netiquette and take the "cool" bits like emoticons en masse.
* Emoticons are abused and some people start to reject them altogether.
* Communities like SA spring up and decide to shun them to encourage mature posting (not sure, never really bothered with SA).
* Carries on to 4chan.
Meanwhile, sweaty graybeards simply don't give a fuck and continue using emoticons as they always have. Seriously, go to any developer mailing list and you'll see people from all walks of life using them without irony or any complaints. It's quite refreshing.

I could be a little off on my timeline history, but I think this is basically what happened. It's a classic case of something becoming uncool when it becomes popular with the younger kids. There was probably a point in time when you said things like, "The internets are serious business," and thought it was funny (if you didn't you were bitter to begin with). Now if you said that you'd look 13.

[Anonymous No.]

i'm on the hunt for one of you guys.

I will find you.

and we will have a wonderful time together

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

I love how we're all right here in the thread, yet we all want to find each other on a different website.

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>>8290882
I don't feel we should use emoticons when we didn't see a reason to in written communication before the internet. And when you did, those little smiley faces and hearts or what not everywhere were still indicative of being a 14 years old.

Using them on the internet in the first place was a mistake. It's just like I understand people text each other in godawful ways regardless of age for convenience, yet still see how ridiculous it looks.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290895
Fuck you for breaking my immersion.

[Anonymous No.]

So how do I get into chats with questions?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290882

But the internets ARE serious business

XD

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290907

step 1: go into the normal chat
step 2: get him to type 5+ lines of text and drag the convo on for a good 2 minutes or so
step 3: get him to disconnect (spam him)
step 4: you should have an option right away to join spy mode.

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>>8290907

You have to go through normal chats for a while before you get the option of trying out the questions option. You can't just enter chats and hit ESC either, you (and the stranger) both need to make at least one response before you can get out of there. Just reply to their "ASL?" question with something and then leave.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290901
News just in: conversational dialogue is different to a written exchange.

More at 11!

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[Anonymous No.]

>>8290901
We do have a reason, and that reason is autism. Seriously, first post to use an emoticon:
http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/people/mbj/Smiley/Joke_Thread.html
Guy didn't get something was a joke, a "joke character" was proposed, it was later expanded to ":-)" and emoticons were born. See also: Poe's Law.

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>>8290919
You're right, you don't really have written conversations in the sense you can have typed ones now.

Yet, I can't help but feel it's clumsy to use an emoticon when you should convey your tone properly with your choice of wording. For instance, seeing ":P" to mark a joke or sarcasm is completely jarring, either make it obvious enough or, since making it overly obvious can also be jarring, stop dealing with retards who can't tell the difference.

As far as reaction images being their replacement, I don't see that. Reaction images can also be frowned on around here.

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>>8290854
The > thing actually comes from mailing lists

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290953

but they wont dress up as dracula how am i supposed to live my fantasies?

[Anonymous No.]

I can always talk to /jp/ here, talking to actual strangers is interesting too.
I just encouraged someone to join a bdsm club to find a dominant women

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>>8290939
> Yet, I can't help but feel it's clumsy to use an emoticon when you should convey your tone properly with your choice of wording. For instance, seeing ":P" to mark a joke or sarcasm is completely jarring, either make it obvious enough or, since making it overly obvious can also be jarring, stop dealing with retards who can't tell the difference.
Oh god I agree completely. I remember reading some English style manual a few years ago and I had one of those, "YES. THIS." moments when it said something like, "Do not end humorous asides or jokes with a question mark. It makes the joke too obvious and takes away the reader's satisfaction of finding the joke for themselves." Adding something like ":P" or "lol" is basically like a joke-killing exclamation mark on crack.
Emoticons do serve a legitimate purpose though in that they show a lighter tone. You really can change the whole meaning of a sentence with a smiley face--you can change an outright insult into a playful, informal dig, or a serious remark into a sarcastic one. It's a lot more terse and friendly to say something like, "Well Mark, it's not like you've ever had problems with segfaults before ;-)" than, "Well Mark, it's not like you've ever had problems with segfaults before. TRANSLATOR'S NOTE: This is a sarcastic and playful jab at Mark. It is a reference to last month when his program segfaulted and crashed the server. I do not mean offense against Mark."
A picture says a thousand words, two or three characters can say at least a dozen.

[Anonymous No.]

I have no idea why, but people here tend to keep saying Embodiment of Scarlet Devil whenever they see the word Touhou.

[Anonymous No.]

Sage for shitty snowfag

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290998

>perfect cherry blossom

[Anonymous No.]

There's nothing inherently wrong with emoticons. Not on 4chan, and not anywhere else. I don't like to use them, though. And I think associating someone with a specific group just because they use emoticons is pretty fuckin' retarded.

[Tokiko No.]

>>8291026
perfect cherry blossom = delicious flat chest

now you know japanese

[Anonymous No.]

Stranger: asl
You: this sentence was directed at the person who asked this question
You: 12/female/gensokyo
Stranger: ahhhhhhh.... germany'
You: what?
Stranger: gensokyo is in germany isnt it?
You: no

Gensokyo was here in germany all the time and I didnt realized it

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291084
You're unbanned from the Steam Group.
Go say hello.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291093
Which steam group would this be now?

[Anonymous No.]

>which touhou would you disconnect omegle with?

[Tokiko No.]

>>8291093
I'm in a car on my phone, no steam for Android but thanks dude

[Anonymous No.]

Anyone care to try this?

[Anonymous No.]

Should I ask the questions or chat?

[Anonymous No.]

Yesterday I had good long conversations with other /jp/ers some weren't even awkward at all. None of them used fucking emoticons, and if someone did I'd just disconnect and move on as they're obvious a shit quality person. If someone is incapable of expressing themselves with words alone, then they obviously have nothing to say and are not worth talking to.

While this was kind of fun, you should stop making threads about it. We all know where to go, and don't need to be pointed there anymore.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291374
I was under the impression that the thread was dead.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291374

dont think any /jp/ers are on atm. Tried for an hour.

[Anonymous No.]

Sorry jpsies, I always want to answer your funny 2hu questions but that arab I get paired up with always disconnects because he can't speak English.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291426

i know that feel

[Anonymous No.]

Why did you disconnect?
Maybe we could have become friends

[Anonymous No.]

Come one /jp/, ask questions please.
I will always be here to answer

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291528
If they're all asking questions who are you going to talk to? Are you just going to spam memes at the OP?

Everyone switch to answering in spy mode. If you don't know how to do this, and it's been mentioned a dozen times already, kill yourself.

[Anonymous No.]

epic raid guise

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291540
But I am bored of same old questions about God, or if I prefer reddit or /b/

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291540
I'm too afraid in joining a conversation without a question as ice breaker

[Anonymous No.]

I made a question saying:"with which touhou would you talk for hours until you eventually ask for her contact details so you can be friends but she refuses?"
The people who didnt knew about touhou came in and started talking about their depressing lifes for a hour but then I had to disconnect.
Can they still talk together regardless?
One was a boy one a girl and they got along really well.
I wonder if he will ask her for her contact informations......

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>>8291563
Just say hi and then pretend to be someone else when the inevitable asl question arises.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291571
>Can they still talk together regardless?

yes

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291571
reminds me of when I met the love of my life over omegle and they disconnected

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291579
How utterly ridiculous.

[Anonymous No.]

yeah.. heheh... new meme!!!

[Anonymous No.]

Why is /jp/ so shitty?

Too much casual bullshit that would be more at home in /b/ with the rest of the normal shitbags.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291589
which? the part that I met them or the part where they actually disconnected in the face of their soul mate?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291571
That's why you should be the one answering, it won't do if they are hooked up thanks to you and you don't receive anything in exchange.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291609
The part where you posted about it on /jp/.

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>>8291613
I'd be happy if they are happy together and don't want anything, but I'd also be happy if the scenario in my questio occurs, minus the touhou of course.
That would be too funny.
Too bad I'll never know now

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[Anonymous No.]

>>8291643

[Anonymous No.]

And so I learned Touhou means "Passion" in Czech.

[SiëgHeïL !!4thuLULz.jpg No.]

heres the answer.

[Okuu !!Jq0MHPvHhpb No.]

>>8291660
come /jp/ and learn something new everyday!

[Anonymous No.]

man where all the jp questions at? I'm not getting any ;_;

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291687
I am asking them all the time

[Anonymous No.]

>Hello, mi name is Iñigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die...
>botdf:")??????
>iPhone OR Android, and why?
>long distance relationships are....

This is all I'm getting. Just shoot me now.

[Anonymous No.]

You're now watching two strangers discuss your question!

Question to discuss:
Have you ever visited /jp/-- Otaku Culture? If no, why not?

Stranger 2: no, i'm not a weebo and I've been to Japan, the real thing is much better
Stranger 1: I'd love to, but don't have money :(
Stranger 1 has disconnected

[Anonymous No.]

Every time I ask a Touhou question they disconnect

[Anonymous No.]

You know what's worse than being from /jp/ on Christmas? Being from /jp/ and hanging out on omegle on Christmas.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291793
Who cares what's worst?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291782

Nobody knows how to use google.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291817

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

stranger 2 didn't seem too interested.

obviously gay.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291821

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291825

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291821
>>8291817
>>8291825
>>8291828

>>>/b/

[Anonymous No.]

I always get
"whats touhou"
"idk"
"m/f?"
"m"
disconnect

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291842

I got "watsarouhou? D:"

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

How long does it take doing random conversations before I get asked questions?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291875
took me like 4 times

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291875

You have to keep one conversation going until it fills about half the page before you can get asked questions.

[Anonymous No.]

>Stranger 1: havent played touhou
>Stranger 1: but i luv marisa!

Fucking secondary.

[Anonymous No.]

Question to discuss:
Does yaoi turn you on?

Stranger: hell yeah motherfucker

You: KIMOCHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

Stranger: suck my cock dude

You: suck my cock, dude

You: you have to include the comma

Stranger: maybe

Your conversational partner has disconnected.


Was that a /jp/er?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291906
They were both meme spamming faggots and so are you.

>>>/b/

[Anonymous No.]

It's funny, because Arc is black.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

You: why did you ask me if i was horny

Stranger: cause i am

You: can't help you sorry.

Your conversational partner has disconnected.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291906
>You: you have to include the comma

lol no

[Anonymous No.]

>dont bully sudo
Stranger 1: sudo?

Stranger 1: sounds like a game

Stranger 2: sudoku

Stranger 1: yeah!

Stranger 2: it's a popular game in Germany

Stranger 1: and japan

Stranger 2: yeah, it came from Japan (or at least from somewhere in Asia) to Europe

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>/jp/'s christmas
>2008-2010: waifu thread
>>2011: omegle thread

This is just sad.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291945

gtfo

[Anonymous No.]

Stranger: hi

Stranger: asl?

You: 14/f/gensokyo

Stranger: ok i am m 15 sweden

You: which realm is that?

Stranger: europe

You: i have never heard of it

You: i can help you open a portal to my world

Stranger: eeh ok

Stranger: :S

You: you have to do the following

Stranger: ok

You: buy 12 candles

You: preferably red

You: and then draw two overlapping pentagrams on the floor

Your conversational partner has disconnected.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291945
You were in all three of them, mister.

Think about that before calling threads sad.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291945
>BGM: Requiem for a Board

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291945

Who are you quoting?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291953
I thought about it.

This thread is sad.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291956
My frustration.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291962
Get out of /jp/!

>>>/a/
>>>/b/
>>>/q/

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291968

No

[Anonymous No.]

I keep having good conversations with interesting people and I'm so self-deprecating I disconnect in the middle of them.
What the fuck is wrong with me, /jp/?

[Anonymous No.]

Merry Christmas Stranger 2

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291982
You too.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8291973
Hey, at least you have the nerve to start a conversation in the first place.

[Anonymous No.]

Those threads are just for christmas, right ?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292005
I plan on making one of these daily for the rest of my life.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292005
Keep dreaming. Soon we'll have msn exchange threads too or whatever faggots use these days. Facebook?

[Anonymous No.]

I can't find any of you. Found some new shitposting material, though.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292010

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292033

[Anonymous No.]

If you guys are just lonely why don't you post a email address? I promise I will talk to you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292038
I can't talk to people unless in the safe confines of anonymity

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292038

What the fuck is an email address?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292042
Some sort of log in info you need to get accounts in porn or video sites. I don't know why anyone would give theirs up to complete strangers, what if they use it to sign up on weird sites?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292045

/jp/ would never do such a thing.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

Question to discuss:
If you could try on lots of frilly dresses without anyone ever finding out would you do it?

Stranger 2: get back in your cage dorothy
Stranger 2 has disconnected

[Anonymous No.]

Goodbye, ham anon. ;_;

[Youmu Konpaku !MyonHUTINA No.]

I gave up after the 7th immediate disconnect after I asked my question in a row.

[Anonymous No.]

My strangers are arguing about whether stranger 1 is 16 f or not. The original question was ignored...

[SiëgHeïL !!4thuLULz.jpg No.]

Really, you watch it for the "plot" huh? (you know what I'm talking about, sicko) (dat cutie mark) (Stranger 1: and Yes [...] Stranger 1: those ponies have a nice asses)
Stranger: what
Stranger: the fuck
You: i think bronies are faggots and should kill themselves
You: otakus will rage war on them
You: /jp/ will invade /b/ and get rid of the bronie terror
Stranger: wanna go out?(;
You: fuck that,
You: lets fuck now
Stranger: alright!
You: oh oh oh yeah keep it up
Stranger: oh yeahh that feels gooood
You: yes yes yes ahahhhhhhhhhh **bitchy screams
Stranger: :D
You: ** orgasmic yelps of glory.
Stranger: yeah, im all wet now
You: oh yeah
You: i
You: ummm
You: i have hiv
Stranger: how
You: i fucked moot
Your conversational partner has disconnected.

[Anonymous No.]

>The ones who have been spamming you are from the /jp/ board on 4chan.org. Please feel free to direct any comments or concerns you may have over the "raid" there. If you are from 4chan.org/redit/tumblr invite you're friends over to /jp/ for a christmas party, since they are so lonely that they've come here.

kekekekekeke

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292287

Wait what?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292287
Spamming? We are like 6 guys over there.

[Anonymous No.]

I can't find anyone to talk to. Where are you guys :(.

[Anonymous No.]

How lewd, you two.

Question to discuss:
Cyber it out? ;)
Stranger 2: Ｙａｒａｎａｉｋａ？
Stranger 1: Anonymous likes to watch.
Stranger 1: I dig.
Stranger 1: Hey stranger... lets bump it
Stranger 1: *whips it out*
Stranger 2: *grabs dick, is 300 lbs*
Stranger 1: Oh god .. it's so fat.
Stranger 2: Suck my cock, dude.
Stranger 1: *poops on stranger's chest*
Stranger 1: Take that, foul demon.
Stranger 2: ＷＲＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹ
ＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹＹ

[Anonymous No.]

>>8290768
This fills me with immense sadness. /jp/ is my last smileyless refuge.

[Anonymous No.]

YOU KNOW /JP/ HAS BECOME EPIC WHEN WE NOW REGULARLY HAVE OMEGLE THREADS

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292421

Stop pushing your standards to other people. /jp/ Omegle threads are so much better than any other board's. If you have a better thread to offer go ahead.

[PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw No.]

Managed to get this after 3 conversations. What do I do with it?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292442
What's that? Why is he putting tennis balls inside his shirt anon?

[Anonymous No.]

>putting tennis balls inside his shirt anon

Heh.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292434
It's the same meme spewing faggotry you see on any other board. And I can't even count how many of them mentioned /jp/ in their spam. So enjoy the increased raiders.

I used to worry about /jp/ getting better. But this finally made me see there's nothing here to value. It's better to just move on and forget my time here.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292442
Pretend to be a girl and supply that image when asked for pictures.

Alternatively, post that on /b/ and claim that you'll post nude pictures if they jump through some silly hoops like getting some number or another. The bloodhounds over there will stalk the unwitting fool down and make her pay once they notice they aren't getting any pictures of naked 3D pigs.

[PRINNY !nLFbzB/0pw No.]

>>8292459
I try not the mention /jp/ but mention things that only a /jp/er would know.

[Anonymous No.]

why haven't i met a single one of you? where are you, guys?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292569
I know rite, we need some sort of code sign

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292569
I was spending my time talking to a Palestinian that claimed to be in his last year of uni for a major in information systems. It was a pleasant conversation until he tried to send me an image from his dad's restaurant by pasting the local file path in the chat window. I couldn't take it seriously after that.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292569
I've encountered two /jp/sies.
Both were using full width font.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292587
This is what I've been doing instead of yelling out memes to everyone I spoke to.

I've also ran into others doing it, but they didn't have the same reservations. I feel like I may be wasting my time with this. Actually, I know I am.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8292569
I encountered two or three shitposters, and had an awkward conversation with one other guy.

[Anonymous No.]

I propose the following "/jp/ recognization specification".
1. User 1 must send something that starts with "2".
2. User 2 must send something that stars with "h".
3. User 1 must send something that starts with "u".
4. User 2 must send something that starts with "j" and contains a "/".
5. User 1 must send something that starts with "p" and contains a "/".
6. User 2 must send something that contains either "frilly dress" or "silly hat".
7. User 1 must do the same.