/jp/ - Otaku Culture

[Anonymous No.]

Is /jp/ acrive on GGPO or Supercade etc?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9524132
>american
>huge prosthetic robot arm for clapping

[Anonymous No.]

>>9524163
I gave those aliens the claps they deserved.

[▲joestar !/IPPO/GFaA No.]

>>9524132
Not sure what you're asking, but the only fighting game /jp/ really plays currently is Hisoutensoku.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9524163
Clapping is very important

[Anonymous No.]

whats up with this americans clapping stuff?

[Anonymous No.]

>>9524419

It's a meme from /tv/.

Europeans were very shocked to learn that Americans start clapping at the end of a movie in the theatre, and after their plane lands safely, and Americans were in turn surprised that this was looked upon as abnormal behaviour.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9524466
I was always annoyed by clapping during the movie but never thought twice about clapping at the end. Never been on a plane so clapping on landing sounds bizarre.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9524487
>clapping on landing sounds bizarre.
It is bizarre. I have no idea where >>9524466 got the idea that it's common.

[Anonymous No.]

>>9524497

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ci7O_oV2N8U

But okay, fine. The plane landing thing is one of the many embellished things added afterward, but the original meme was about the end of a movie.

[Anonymous No.]

[Anonymous No.]

>>9524487
Why would clapping at the end of a movie make any sense? Clapping is the way you show respect to a public speaker or something, not a screen with no concept of such a thing. I guess you could be clapping at the 16 year old kid loading the projector? But even so, why do that and then not clap whenever you receive food in a restaurant, what's with the double standards?

Either clap at everything, clap at things that make sense, or clap at nothing.