>>415308

Compartmentalize whenever you can.

The guy on the ground in this scene is basically what happens when you tell Tarantino not to make everyone die after only one gunshot.
//youtube.com/watch?v=RZRkzg-WqXM

Jesus Christ so much of what serial killers do gets so incredibly edited down it worries me just how much 6 documentaries won't tell you.

I kinda fell down Deadbugs docs, his racist schtick is a little hard to handle but no one else in gonna tell you about deformed pedophile cannibals, shit eating torture killer futon salesmen or a serial killer who mutilates children into saw horses he has necrophiliac sex with.

//youtube.com/watch?v=5ORmjTITQr4

>>415371
>no one else in gonna tell you about [all that shit]
Because all of that is stuff you really don't need to know unless you get off on it. None of that information is helping anyone in any way.

>>415372

Just like 90% of the evening news.

>>415372
I disagree, the public deserves to know the difference between a guy who kills people and a guy who makes sex dolls out of corpses.

>>415374
And as said, it only makes a difference to people who love to jack it to imagining that shit.

Drinking neat scotch while watching children's cartoons. It's a nice juxtaposition.

>>415372
>None of that information is helping anyone in any way.
Abnormal psychology is an important field of study that advances our society in many ways. By learning about harmful people and analysing their behaviour, we can learn to help or at least diagnose their mental disorders and reduce their immediate risk.

Also, not that guy but it sounds fascinating in a morbid way. Similarly to how I enjoy checking posts in the WAT thread or how I ask 4chan users about their fetishism.

>>415373
This.

Three Facebook newsfeed items in a row were unrelated people changing their profile pictures to them near the edge of a cliff. Is this a trend anyone else is seeing, or simply a coincidence?

The Back to the Future script or at least the edition I read) is wildly different to the final film. Doc doesn't hit his head hanging a clock this time: he hits on a girl and gets glassed in the head with a beer bottle

SENPAI NOTICED ME

so I masturbated to his waifu as a sign of respect but I started cramping at the end so it was kind of mediocre >>415229

>>415500
Oh, that sounds pretty good. Care to explain?

aaaaah this thread is growing faster than I can read it help

>>415504
Suggest you move to the farm. Plan regular trips to assist in cleaning out locker. I did that as my parents aged, and finally passed away. I lived 1600 miles away.
Go at it intensely while you are there. If you find things parents want to ditch, if of value, you get first pick. Pics to siblings so they can state a desire to have an item. Make them come get it.

You know who's great?
Me.
I'm great.
So fuck off all y'all not-me-s.
Stop making everything worse.

Nurse is gone, Maya's gone, Othar's gone, so are Moe, Bea, Bones, Ice, Coela, and pretty much everybody. Stone, the two Dudes, and Rodyle, that's all right?

I mean okay Moose is nominally the admin I guess but he's as rare as Anonex used to be.

>>415575
If we could get some events going and clean up draw we could get a lot of them back, our problem is "why come here?" It used to be for the amazing community that liked to draw, then it turned into porn and no cares anymore.

>>415574
I didn't know Kanye liked cartoons or comics

>then it turned into porn and no cares anymore.
People moved on and no-one filled the gap. We don't really advertise, and it's mainly the porn board that does get shared.

There are still a bunch of drawfags in /pco/ IIRC.

>>415572
>I could just ban these fucking things.
If it's like the other ones, they use a large range of IPs.

>>415575
>I mean okay Moose is nominally the admin I guess but he's as rare as Anonex used to be.
I don't post or browse regularly, but I do try to check the reports at least daily. The janitors have been (thankfully) shitcanning these as they come up, but because of how the board software is set up that means I can't get the IP to do bans.

I'll try to keep a close eye on the boards for a while here to catch the next spree and see if I can't nip it.

>>415572
>Just make me a mod already, I don't want to spend my goddamn day being the only janitor cleaning out bot posted CP spam when I could just ban these fucking things.
Per the logs you are actually one of three. Also, request granted.

>>415590
Dope, won't let ya down boss.

>>415575
I never really created enough of a presence here to be one of the "big guys," huh?

>>415595
No I just happened to not list you and didn't know you were still around.


I mean Twister is still around I guess but

that's Twister

>>415608
This.

I confess I might be identifiable sometimes by my avatarfagging with reaction images, but it's not an intentional declaration of identity.

Tripfags and namefags are the equivalent of people who post walls of text on twitter, where the whole perk of the site is the 140 character limit.

>>415610
Plus4chan isn't 4chan

>>415614
And what's your point? 4chan didn't invent anonymous imageboards nor is it unique in that aspect.

The majority of users here remain anonymous, and most of the people who aren't are artists posting art on /pco/ (or who used to post art on other boards). Having a name is not a cultural thing here, we just tend not to give "Fuck off Boco" responses to those who do.

>>415616
>Having a name is not a cultural thing here
It was when the board had users.

>>415610
You literally replied to a wall of text.

>>415618
Yes but this isn't Twitter so it's not a faux pas of any sort.

We, uh…we still haven’t gotten the favicons back on the individual boards.

>>415575
I know what you mean, most of the people I really remember haven't been here in ages. Man, I spent an obnoxious amount of time on this site back during its heyday, mostly lurking since I very rarely had anything to actually contribute. I still keep the link in my Chrome bookmarks bar, in the same place it's been since like 2010, even though I just sort of poke my head in every couple of months for a few minutes.

How did I not hear about this?

United Passions (2014)

>Sara Stewart of the New York Post described it as "hilariously ill-timed". The soccer website Goal.com said of United Passions: "The portrayal of FIFA is farcical from start to finish", and added: "Films believed to be among the worst of all time are watched by thousands of people eager to see just how bad they are. This piece of cinematic garbage belongs to that list." On Rotten Tomatoes, United Passions currently has a rating of 0%, based on 16 reviews, while on Metacritic, the film currently holds a score of 1 out of 100, based on 9 critics, and is on their list of the all-time lowest-scoring films.

>United Passions was also a box office bomb, becoming the lowest-grossing film of all time in American history (with $918), surpassing the previous record held by I Kissed a Vampire ($1,380) in 2012,

>>415652

>the lowest-grossing film of all time in American history

That…may depend on how one determines how a film can hold that particular record If we are talking about the opening weekend gross, sure, United Passions takes the cake. But if we are talking about full-theatrical-run gross? That honor goes to a different film:

>Zyzzyx Road was shown once a day, at noon, for six days (February 25 – March 2, 2006) at Highland Park Village Theater in Dallas, Texas, a movie theater rented by the producers for $1,000. The limited release was deliberate: [producer and actor Leo] Grillo was uninterested in releasing the film domestically until it underwent foreign distribution, but needed to fulfill the U.S. release obligation required by the Screen Actors Guild for low-budget films (films with budgets less than $2.5 million that are not for the direct-to-video market).

>The strategy had the side effect of making the film at the time the lowest-grossing film of all time, earning just $30 at the box office from six patrons. Unofficially, its opening weekend netted $20. The $10 difference is due to Grillo personally refunding two tickets purchased by Sheila Moore, the film's makeup artist, who saw the film with a friend.

Hey, plus4 overlords: Any way of adding something to the spamfilter that can curb this CP spam? For that matter, does plus4 even have a spamfilter?

>>415665
>>415645

>>415666

Hrm. I would like to help if I could. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>415681
That only makes me realize: all those treatments for illnesses we have now, they cannot heal those in the past who have died. And future treatments will not save the people of today.

>theists believe God(s) created man
>athiests believe man created gods
I never really thought about it like that.

WOO, ECLIPSE ?

>>415764
Expected sun to go black, total darkness for at least a minute.

Was disappointed.

"If you give me an opportunity to interact with a #brand that's popping into my timeline without my consent, I'm gonna get weird."

https://www.buzzfeed.com/ryanhatesthis/you-can-release-your-great-all-inside-me-daddy

Did you know that you can buy your way onto the New York Times bestseller list—even if your book is not available to the general public?

http://www.pajiba.com/book_reviews/did-this-book-buy-its-way-onto-the-new-york-times-bestseller-list.php

Well, now you do.

Found a dead bug with an erect bug penis on the floor. What the fuck.

>>415787
Just shows how New York Times is not above corruption.

>>415804

And that some fucking idiots will do anything for fifteen minutes of fame—or infamy—even if they know it is a bad idea.

>>415804
To be clear, they didn't bribe NYT, they just bought their own book at a bunch of stores that report to NYT to game NYT's stat taking. When it was brought to NYT's attention they removed the book from the listings.

>people pay shitloads of money to see Mayweather vs McGregor
>people think it will end in some sort of dramatic knockout
>it ends in a TKO in the ninth round after Mayweather lands a few solid punches that makes a tired McGregor go all wobbly-legged

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. I hope everyone who paid to watch that fight feels robbed.

wtf I just got Rickrolled.

>watch lecturer's tutorial video in hallway
>lecturer in the tutorial walks past me
That felt weird...

>>415835
>In other news, YouTube® had updated its layout again. Nobody asked for it, nothing good came of it.
I saw that change. I was not happy either.

In other news, I now have to click on videos to start playing them on desktop. Is this normal?

>>415835
They really nailed that shitty cheap bargain bin look.

>>415838
Thankfully, the feedback form is quick and easy to use.

Getting alot of likes and retweets and replies on a random twitter comment is oddly addictive, after a few days of regular new notifications I'm somewhat compelled to check in with my twitter account to see if more have came in.

>>415853

Congratulations on your new drug of choice.

I am sorry I am never here anymore +4. I miss the good ol' days and wish we could make a come back but I think the age of the image board is over. We will always have the memories though.

>>415876
It takes effort to be a part of the community.

When apathy kicks in, you just leave.

>>415835
Have you considered testing out their new trial features and giving feedback on them?

By the way, there is still a button to revert to the old design.

Just found a lost wallet with $350 cash and a ton of cards, including a travel card. He left it on top of the toilet paper dispenser. Don't be him.

no I didn't steal from it, I gave it to campus security

What the fuck. I just walked into a room and for three seconds saw a weird effect, like imagine rows of ants moving in foot-long straight lines, except instead of being black, they were a displacement map.

It looks like the room is full of bugs and I can see how that freaks people out.

It's looking like I'm gonna have a good couple of months in the near future. I have monies and my family life has simmered down. If only I could be focused enough to write those stories I've been planning on writing for years now.

>>415961
>If only I could be focused enough to write those stories I've been planning on writing for years now.
It always feels like when you finally have time to art, you can't.

>>415964
Consumerist slave would be more accurate.

There is a certain je ne sais quoi to stock sound effects that make me enjoy them.

There is no need to put 15 emojis after your comment, even if you are 12. It's the new '!!!!!!!!1!!!one!!!'

All my fucking fruits rotted away in a day thanks to one of my nectarines having a dent. Now I had to eat a chocolate bar for breakfast and I feel like shit.

Trees are just very slow organic lightning bolts reaching for the sky.

I have attempted to unpin the sticky and create a new thread, but I can't see any results. Hopefully it fixes itself before I wake up.

Anyone know what's up with that Russan(?) thread in /coc/?
I reported it because it seemed like spam to me.

>>416143
Occasionally we get Russian link spam. Thanks for reporting.

//youtube.com/watch?v=pz0tn9yBaRw

>>416163
Oh so that's who Cr1TiKaL is. I remember a heap of anons saying that a /f/ voiceover sounded like it was him.

Baby crocodiles have a pretty cute cry.
https://youtu.be/EcerzD2XqWM

So this show used white Impact font with black outline for opening credits, but it was in 2003 before that shit became overused.

It's an abstact kind of distaste.

Decade old fan-art is making me feel old. I can only imagine how I will feel looking back on the fan art I made for shows still airing.

Relevant nostalgia comic:
https://comfy.moe/zocvgl.jpg
https://comfy.moe/ryaknw.jpg
https://comfy.moe/twbmdl.jpg
https://comfy.moe/jlrvuy.jpg
https://comfy.moe/asvzso.jpg
https://comfy.moe/otwaqk.jpg
https://comfy.moe/fgiquc.jpg

Fight Club might just be the epitome of "films with replay value". At least in the mainstream.

I just had an impacted wisdom tooth removed a few days ago and it seems to have gone super well.

Not all that much pain during the operation once I got enough local anesthetic stuck in, the sound of the drilling and then snapping as sections of the tooth were yanked off were easy to ignore. Discomfort and some blood for the rest of that day but after that I've been fine, no pain or swelling.
Jawbone feeling ever so slightly tender compared to the other side of my face if I actually touch it.

Was really worried about it since I've never actually had any sort of surgery before.

I want my fat stupid neighbor and her drunk obnoxious friends to fucking die.

Just stumbled into a door and splashed a glass of hot water all over my face & chest. Wasn't hot enough enough to scald but it stings and my face is reddish. Ran face under the cold tap and it should all be fine but feel like a fucking retard.

>>416224
For the record, they would likely have a toilet or at least a bucket to go in first.

Hey, websites. Having a giant fucking screen-blocking graphic telling me to disable adblock will never make me disable ablock. It will, however, make me not visit your site again.

>>416235
>>416235

>>416235

Same goes for any site that has a pop-up modal about subscribing to a newsletter or making an account on said site (coughmediumcough). If that shit interrupts what I went to that site for, that shit also gives me the perfect reason to put a site-wide block filter in my personal uBO filters.

>>416237
>uBO
Good taste.

Apparently, a world famous ringtone was a classical composition(??)
http://morbi.tumblr.com/post/166648525302/stuffmikeclicked-notglacier-you-know-this

If so, does anyone know what the hell it is?

>>416240
Nevermind, this is it:
//youtube.com/watch?v=uSQzUx3QW2Y

>>416241
I never knew that. Nice.

>>416247
haha I have exams. I accidentally lost 5kg so I could have gone as a skeleton.

>>416251
I mistook the two threads, moving it now.

>oh no, I have to eat breakfast right now even though I'm not particularly hungry or there won't be enough time between breakfast and lunch before I need to head out and I need both breakfast and lunch or my body will hate me for the rest of the day
Getting old sucks ass.

Vampires are the fucking worst.

Every time I see some bunch of pukes pimping their new vampire-based project I want them to fail.

They are even more played out by zombies, but at least people aren't glorifying and worshiping the rotten corpses.

>>416287
Where do you find them? I'm fortunate enough not to browse areas where they get shoved in my face.

>there is probably some form of alien life, but it's so distant that we will never be able to meet it
It's probably for the best

>loval train-line graffiti finally begins to show artistic merit
>gets painted over by council
Reminds me of 4chan, actually. The ephemerality of it all.

>>416347

Look upon my works, ye mighty, and despair.

Damn it, I lost the log in for being a mod, can somebody send it to my email and I'll help clean this garbage up.

>>416358
The url I mean, not my actual password and such.

>>416371
>copyright-infringing entries will win the LibreOffice competition

Also, I put out a claim for an abandoned board almost a week ago and still haven't gotten a response

>>416372
/ghost cars/?

>>416383
In the game of "out-edging the last poster", doxxing is the logical conclusion.

I've just tried to get some night time ambience sfx with crickets chirping. I know crickets are noisy fuckers, but all these "Relaxing Sleep Noises - Summer Night with Crickets" videos are fucking bombardment. The only way someone could consider this peaceful is if they have tinnitus (which to be fair is a reason why people watch said videos). I've only found one good one. //youtube.com/watch?v=2MLgI1E60AM

>watching the Doors 4 collab by Pluto (possibly the biggest stick figure animation collab, beautiful series)
>one entry for the collab was a collab itself
lolwut

>a poster on lulz.net made the best post I read in a month
Well shiet.

>>416585
Please share. We need something to lighten the mood.

>>416600
Besides being surprised about virginity, I absolutely agree.

Also it's interesting to see how the brony hate has subsided. The fandom has gotten less pervasive in a good way (but I still cringe whenever I see an unnecessarily ponified version of a meme, and the same with Pepes).

>>416603

>it's interesting to see how the brony hate has subsided

The show has been considerably less of a "thing" since around the third season. The fanbase calmed down as a result.

I feel that the more you listen to your voice, the less you hate it.

Either that or marginally increased social contact has made me speak better.

>track is ironically named "Have You Guys Watched Rick and Morty?"
>2014
jeez

>>416672
this isn't twitter. you can keep typing.

>>416673
I wanted to be vague about what I won, leading you to keep guessing for many years.

>>416679
>leading you to keep guessing for many years
You deeply overestimate my attention span.

Was it an argument on the internet?

>>416724
>I feel that the other aons are my friends, I can't leave them behinde.
Wrong. You had so much fun at 4chan, that you got addicted to the place. And now you struggle because you are not having as much fun there any more, but if you can't let go either. All you are is addicted. That's all.

The first thing you need to do is ask yourself if you are still having fun there? Or are you just clicking through the threads because you are used to doing so? Think about that.

For me, it took me until recently to realize, but 4chan hasn't been like it used to be for a long time. It takes me longer and longer to find good threads. This is true for other boards too, half the time I spend on them is finding good threads. And I don't NEED to look for good threads often, because all the boards have centralized into generals. New threads come in slower, big threads last longer, depending on the board they can last anywhere from a day to weeks. Even on /pol/, the fastest board, the same threads can stay up for hours and hours.

So once I realized that /co/ isn't the place I liked anymore, and that I don't NEED to check it constantly, it has become easier to let go. I now only check it a few times a day, and only stay if I see anything interesting, or to see if any watched threads got any new posts.

The other thing you need is a hobby to keep you occupied while you lose your addiction, but really all that does is make it easier.

>all other comics communities have very narrow scopes and are run by power tripping mods
This is true for /co/ as well. Threads and posts get deleted constantly, you just don't see it because so much content gets nuked silently.

>>416725
>>all other comics communities have very narrow scopes and are run by power tripping mods
>This is true for /co/ as well. Threads and posts get deleted constantly, you just don't see it because so much content gets nuked silently.
I was going to say this too. /co/ has a big moderation issue, and has had it for many years.>>416724

>>416724
>how could they leave?
We browse other websites too. I don't have a dependancy on any website (although it would be sad if some of them went down).
Not gonna sugar coat it, you sound like a heroin addict.

The other Anons are Anon. You likely wouldn't know if they left and vice versa. The beauty of 4chan is the lack of commitment. You have no account. You have no persistent identity. You can leave the site whenever. In fact, most of the anons (including me) are newfags who have replaced the people you supposedly built up a relationship with. It's fine to respect and enjoy the company of other anonymous users, of course, but you are not leaving them behind. Most of them have other places to go.

>>416726
>/co/ has a big moderation issue, and has had it for many years.>

All the other boards have it too.
Again, it's just not that well known, because it is bannable to raise voice to it. /qa/ is the only place where it is discussed, and it is about a fourth of the content there (two fourths being lolikon spam and shitposting, the rest is bitching about Hiro or discussing where to go to that 4chan is dying).

>>416725
I still have fun, I post regularly about many topics and I occasionally make storytimes.
The issue for me is not about quality but where else can I talk about Wakfu, move over to garfield and whatever obscure cartoon is the flavor of the month? I may have never heard about Wakfu without /co/
That's probably what I like the most about /co/, there was always something to talk about and I didn't had to search for it.
As I said all the friends I have and had in recent times I made them there, they will still be there but I'm afraid if their computers are safe. I should talk about them with this and feel secure about them.
The comics I like never got deleted on /co/, the storytimes I made always warmed my heart when the comments were positive.
I do have other hobbies but I'm used to browse the internet while doing other stuff so i always had /co/ near me
>>416726
I do lurk reddit and tumblr, I have accounts and follow some stuff but never post. Should I start posting, following more stuff and getting tangled there?
I should talk with my friends to see where else do they go.
Maybe I should get used to have a name but that scares me so much, I'm far too used to mix my porn with serious discussion and having two accounts on several sites sounds complicated.
I hope to find them all somewhere else.

>>416729
>The comics I like never got deleted on /co/
Unfortunately, the cartoon I liked the most was deleted on site half the time and free to post the other half, no matter how SFW the thread was. A lot of discussion has moved to /trash/, which isn't really a bad thing but shouldn't have been necessary.

>Should I start posting, following more stuff and getting tangled there?
Only if you would enjoy it. I occasionally post in the reddit cartoon communities (and moderate a couple) but they are very different. A downside is that most older or smaller shows don't have a community or have a dead community, whereas on 4chan you can bring up any show you want and have the same size audience see your post. Also, many or most of them will delete NSFW content. It's definitely not the same, but has benefits.
>I should talk with my friends to see where else do they go.
Absolutely.
>Maybe I should get used to have a name but that scares me so much, I'm far too used to mix my porn with serious discussion and having two accounts on several sites sounds complicated.
Well honestly, you can just use one (but I don't always use one). I've been using sites with accounts and identity for a long time, so I guess I'm used to it, but if you don't let anyone you care about know your account name and don't reveal personal or sensitive information (or just create a 'throwaway' (ie. temporary) account to do so), you might as well be anonymous. Sure, someone can look at your post history, but so what? It only matters as much as you value it. Being on 4chan a lot, you will probably be able to ignore petty bullshit like online reputation. Just check the rules, lurk for a few minutes and you should be able to fit right in to those communities.

>>416731
I remember a couple of LPS threads getting deleted because the mods thought it was MLP but not much else.
Is not a matter of enjoying it, I need to be busy online, reading posting and discussing, that is why I felt so empty when I tried to leave 4chan. I really don't know where to go, I'm inclined towards tumblr because of the blogs that I already follow and I feel i can expand what I see there with ease but i never had a discussion on tumblr but i imagine how could that go.
I haven't had a pseudonym account in years but i see what can i do, the best plan is to keep clean and dirty stuff on different accounts.

>>416737
>I need to be busy online

This is the mistake you are making. You don't need to be "busy online".
Get yourself a hobby to help pass the time. That's all there is to it.

>>416834
haha I swear that post number was a fluke

>>416834
I miss when Rule 34 was specifically about finding porn of character x, which was actually very difficult, since there were no microblog sites dedicated for sharing your artwork. Unless an artist had his own site and gallery set up, you were limited to wwoec and oekaki boards.

So, finding rule 34 of something was actually a challenge. Especially for something mildly obscure.

>>416877
You think you have a problem, I barely even get out of be by 3:00pm.

>>416934
Politics goes in the politics thread.

>>416933
>Goons scare me
More than 4chan users?

>>416###
It happened again!

>>416936
4chan is a public site that so anything that they plan can be seen by everyone unlike s'a where only paying members can see what are they scheming, this means that they can organize in secret. paid membership also means they are better off than you.
Goons have a very sadic sense of humor and are very dedicated trolls, channers are very tame next to them.

I just read through a clearly satirical article and didn't even realise it wasn't serious. Now I feel like those people who got mad over that Suzy and Johnny reboot for Johnny Bravo.

the "oh nononono" meme is so annoying.

>>416941
I'm not familiar with it. Lots of memes are annoying though.

>/trash/ time
>enter some well-chosen threads
>learning shit about life, technology and chill anons
I though I was about to waste today, but I'm actually learning important shit on the designated shitting board. 4chan is beautiful.

Tumblr staff posts are cancer.

Oh for fucks sake, I just did colour work with F.lux still on.

//youtube.com/watch?v=7OVKJ9Bl2rc

im like a disease you cant get rid of

>>416953
Speaking of diseases I can't get rid of, my current obsession has flared up recently. It doesn't seem to make sense why it would happen now, of all times.

>>416954
What are you obsessing over?

>>416955
Just a cartoon. I cycle to a new cartoon to obsess over every couple of years. Unfortunately it can just sneak into my mind and annoy me during the day, like regular intrusive thoughts do with people. I guess trying to push them out of my head (by imagining me violently defenestrating or shooting characters) probably isn't healthy so I might just try and live with them this week and see how it goes.
I never had imaginary friends so maybe this is just a copyright-infringing, adult version of it.

>>416965
More often than not, shitposting is a cry for help.

>>416966
4chan was 100% shitposting from 2004 to 2012, and it is what made the place brutally honest and tons of fun.

>>416967
What what (in your opinion) changed after 2012?

>>416966
I disagree. That said, I'm sure you have a different definition of shitposting than me.

>>416967
>100% shitposting
Not even on /b/. In fact, I would go as far as to say it was a profound, empathetic and eductional place more often than it gets credit for.

I've never really been into shows that are a continuous chronological series of episodes, but I also get very annoyed at shows ignoring continuity.
What is wrong with me?

>>416970
That's exactly what the charm of it was. But that type of posting is considered shitposting as of today.

>>416972
So, constantly derailing into b8ing on boards other than /b/ is not shitposting?

>>416971
It's called "having standards". you demand logical consistency from your media.

I forgot that if I watch a large amount of a cartoon series then I get after-images. This could get nasty. I hope I don't have to talk post in the 'dreams' thread tomorrow morning

>>416994
Those albums are made for normies, the majority. It's all about the famous tracks, not the ones you really like.

The reason I don't buy such albums.

If there aren't plans in Hollywood RIGHT NOW to make a heartwarming underdog sports movie about the Garlic Girls there's something wrong with this world.

Sometimes those little coincidences can be truly unsettling.

>>416997
Synchronicity is a real thing.

I want to fuck the loli in the head with a crowbar and defenestrate that fucker.

>>417007
collective autism

>>417007
Angry nerd hobby club

>>417011
It's hilarious because I even recognize the artists of some of those pics.

Is it normal to often not comprehend rap lyrics? Until I see a page of lyrics, all I will ever get is a vague collection of phrases out of the song.
I guess part of it is them not always saying the whole words.

>>417023
I'd say this is normal for all pop songs too, not just rap.

Someone I follow often posts one-liner quotes, which seem original. However I have looked up two, and both times there have been only a single or maybe a couple of google results of people saying a similar thing or using the same keywords. I don't think the quote creator stole these or even saw these quotes, but simply it is difficult to create anything meaningful yet totally original.

Although 4chan.org was excluded from archive.org, 4chan.net was not and has a couple of entries before it was sold.

On the announcements page:

>WELCOME by moot - 10/01/03 @ 10:36PM EDT

[...lots of welcoming and stuff ...]

>Edit for the world2ch crew: Don't worry, there is no plan to put up several inactive sports and political forums. This will be largely image and comedy based, we have no intention of partaking in intelligent discussions concerning foreign affairs.
Oh boy.

https://twitter.com/jkap/status/971875655607451648
https://vipercard.net/

I figure this is a thing some here people might want to participate in.

This moon is so yellow, man.....

>>417467
Some lunar event going on? Cool.

Why have low expectations? Just have no expectations.

>>417501
They used to advertise the adventure of it all, before it was televised.
Paintball is pretty fun so I can't disagree with you.

I haven't watched cartoons in bed with my laptop in years. Maybe that comfy nostalgia will take the stress away.

Just a heads up, desuarchive and RebeccaBlackTech are breaking and there is no response from the admin. Luckily we have Fireden for /co/ and Archived.moe or whatever for all boards (thumbnail only) but this is still horrible and there may be permanently dead images.

>>417581
Good. Nonstop archiving is one of the things that destroyed the uniqueness of 4chan.

>>417582
>uniqueness of 4chan
That's been dead for over a decade. Now that property belongs to all its forks.

The uniqueness was the fact that the whole site was extremely fast, and topics only lasted a few hours and then disappeared forever. Which is what made the place truly anonymous, not the fact that you could post without a name... there was no logging whatsoever, old threads only lived in the hivemind of the users. This allowed for unique board cultures to develop, since content was not restricted in any way.

It was killed in around 2011-12 when moot changed a bunch of settings to "encourage higher quality posts".