>>431451 I guess, but those people are not as obnoxious with shoving their shit into everyone's faces. >you like asses, right? >you know what comes out of them, right? >you want some poopoo, hehehehe?
>>429832 It's just an animal on its natural habitat eating, it's normal, it's just happens they vore their pray instead of chopping in into pieces. Speaking of which, this guy made a really cool mini-documentary about a seagull on England that hunts pigeons The gull who eats pigeons This isn't their normal instinct, that Seagull actually learned how to do that, and it would be funny to think he would get chicks that would learn how to hunt pigeons too and in a couple of generations the entire population of seagulls on that lake would be pigeons killers.
>Global Rule 8: Complaining about 4chan (its policies, moderation, etc) on the imageboards may result in post deletion and a ban. This rule really just seems like primarily an excuse to shut down anyone hurting the feelings of mods and jannies for being shit.
>>431434 No, it was there for at least over a decade. I imagine it was put there so moot could kick off anyone who was bitching during that time when /v/ did nothing but bitch about gamergate. I can't find the pic explaining it, but iirc it got so bad that influential people reached out to moot to stop anonymous shitposting about their retarded niece, which resulted in the moderating team nuked (most of whom have been veterans), and replaced with retarded yes-men on a power trip who just removed whatever moot wanted removed. I think that happened during gamergate but it may have been earlier (2012?), I don't remember.
It goes like this: you post a photo of some part of the world, and others will try and guess the country. Nature is preferable, but cities are okay, I guess. If 5 posts get it wrong, someone else can post another photo.
Naturally, I'll go first. Hint: it's somewhere in Europe.
>>430540 three things to consider: - this is according to someone who knows Elon, not Elon himself, but even if it really comes from Elon: - it is a knee-jerk reaction to the new EU law that persecutes internet sites that don't take down "problematic content". Problematic content being whatever the EU decides to be problematic. Also keep in mind that plus4chan is hosted in the EU, so technically this site could get into legal problems if you said something (oh no!) racist or (shock!) antisemitic. - there are already websites that simply geoblock all of Europe because of the dump EU GDPR laws. Yahoo Japan being the biggest one that comes to mind, but I also recall seeing some US news sites.
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