/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Have you prayed yet today? Let us pray together!

A'UZU BILLAHI MINASHAITANIR RAJIM

BISMILLAHIR RAHMANIR RAHIM

ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR
ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR
ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR
ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR
ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR
ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR
ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR
ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR
ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR
ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR
ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR, ALLAHU AKBAR

AL-HAMDU LILLAHI RABBIL 'ALAMIN

[Anonymous No.]

I want to poop, but I am constipation.

[Anonymous No.]

Oh yes. Post this on every sunday.

[Anonymous No.]

I was going to complain that Ichirin wasn't Muslim but then I realized this wasn't Ichirin.

[Anonymous No.]

I can't wait for the oil in muslim countries to run out so that we can nuke their fucking piece of shit countries.

[Anonymous No.]

rolling on that

[Anonymous No.]

Islam condemns homosexuality. It can fuck off.

[Anonymous No.]

Praise be to Allah <3

420-smoke-everyday

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964479
Tell me that includes Israel.

[Anonymous No.]

That's not how you pray

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964479
America. STROOONG!

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964485
Infidel scum

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964475

She is now.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964504
Why would we nuke our 51st state?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964453
You know what? If Allah is the only one that'll champion men's rights and defend us from femi-Nazis, then so be it. Allahu akbar! I offer you this plate of cookies hoping that you shall guide and protect me as I beat a few disrespectful bitches and accuse others I don't like of witchcraft. Your will be done with the death of these whores!

[Anonymous No.]

I can't wait until Japan embraces Islam and modesty returns to their culture. It it truly shameful that we have corrupted them with our promiscuous ways, but the rise of Islam will correct our morally rotting world.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964518
You mean 53rd. You forgot about Puerto Rico and Canada.

[Anonymous No.]

The world's Muslim population will increase by 35% in less than 20 years based on current projections. They easily outbreed every other group of people on the planet.

They are the future. Escape this and convert or die.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964533
We don't want any Canadian faggots

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964527
Male 'moral' police shall roam the street beating immodestly dressed women and those who would dare to act like whores or act independently without a male chaperone. Your wife cannot deny you sex unless she is critically ill. Your friends the fist brothers also have much more leeway in disciplining her and other family members. In cases of severe shamefur dispray, honour kill their ass. Glorious indeed.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964533
Puerto Rico? Is that some part of Mexico?

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964548
But you gotta admit, their resources and certain parts of their territory ain't half bad. The Oatmeal has also convinced me they make good pets.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964559
Shut up, Canada.
But yeah, it is kinda beutiful up there

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964565
I just think invading them for oil and other resources would've been a helluva lot easier than Iraq and friends. Their government is pretty much already in lockstep with ours and they'd be too polite to say anything or cause a ruckus if we decided to dump a bunch of military units in their major cities. Our military already comes and goes in their territory anyways. Finally decent energy/resource independence and Alaska won't look so retarded out there by itself.

[Anonymous No.]

Do you remember what you were doing on 9/11, /jp/? I remember as if it just happened, it has been burned into my mind and it's why I can never forgive the Muslims.

The sound of glass shattering, the scream that filled my ears, the smell of smoke that was thick in the air. It haunts my memories.

I woke up that day and my mother had clumsily broken my favorite glass. It was a Winnie the Pooh glass which I had owned for as long as I can recall and I cherished that glass, but she broke it. She also burned breakfast and awoke me with her startled scream that was caused by accidentally dropping my glass.

Little did I know that this major and traumitizing event in my life would foreshadow a far more minor and personally insignificant event which would occur several hours later when two planes collides into some buildings in New York.

Every single year. EVERY SINGLE YEAR they show those memorial specials. They will not stop beating that horse, they will not let me forget. I wake up on 9/11 each year, look at the news and see those towers on the frontpage in some memorial article, and I just remember my Winnie the Pooh glass being shattered. It will never come back, but I will always be haunted by the thought that if I had just woken up five minutes earlier then maybe, just maybe I could have stopped her from dropping it.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964649
Treasure the memory, it lives on even when the object has gone.

And maybe now that you've told the story, maybe someone will remember it with you.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964649
So all you care about the whole 9/11 is that you lost your favorite glass? Typical.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964649

I also experienced a very personal loss that day and it was directly caused by the attacks.

The attacks happened while I was at school, it was during recess and I was looking through my Pokemon card deck and examining some of my favorite holographic cards. The news came in and our school closed early, during all of the chaos as everyone's parents arrived and kids were leaving the school several of my cards were either lost or stolen. Personally I believe they were stolen because the cards that were taken happened to be some of my favorite holographic cards, specifically my holographic Blastoise which was the first holographic I had ever owned.

My heart fills with anger when I see people cry over the attacks and they weren't even affected by them. People in Ohio or Texas who have never even been to New York City and had never even seen those towers or known anyone in them and they're crying? I lost much more than they did that day and I stayed strong.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964687
9/11 was a good day. I hope many more things like that happen in the near future.

[Anonymous No.]

I still remember the words of General Lee addressing the corps on that day:
"Get ready ta roll boys. They really dun goofed this time. They don't has to come and confess cause we's gonna go there and bag all d'em sand niggers. Every single one!"
Sure enough, a few weeks later our battalion was shooting everything that moved in Afghanistan. In other words, terrorists. Now we're completing a building taller and stronger than the previous towers ever were in the ruins. Murrica strong indeed.

[Anonymous No.]

>>8964649
Truly a touching tale. I'm sorry for your loss.

[Anonymous No.]

9/11 was a great day of taking it easy.

I got to school, half asleep and groggy, and then as soon as I got there they were telling us to go back home and mommy picked me up a few minutes later, and drove me home. After we got home I took a nice little nap, had a good snack when I woke up, and played some video games.

Overall one of my better days.

[Anonymous No.]

This is why I love autism

You self-centered, loveable bastards

[Anonymous No.]

/jp/ - Empathy

[ADAM !!nraFXC9As03 No.]

>>8964756
hey im not atistic faget