4chan, memes, language, Trump, alt-right, etc.

Trollheart · 03-02-2017, 06:39 PM

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Originally Posted by elphenor

If Id had more time I'd have written a shorter letter

tl;dr

Trollheart · 03-02-2017, 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord

There's actually a 20,000 character limit on posts. I only know this because of my old journal.

I actually think that's only on journal entries.

The Batlord · 03-02-2017, 06:43 PM

No it's on all posts. I only know this cause of trolling.

bulbasaur · 03-02-2017, 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Qwertyy

i mean i didn't actually laugh so hard my ass fell off but i did chuckle at it. it's not funny because rape is funny, it's funny because it was awkward and a horrible thing for a commentator to say. it's like those cringe compilations on youtube that make you feel that uncomfortable kind of humour.

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Originally Posted by elphenor

you don't expect the phrase "absolutely rapes him" slipped into an otherwise professional commentary that's the funny

i guess a "haha what?" / "haha what a moron" type of thing rather than a "haha he said that word" kind of thing is more acceptable (?), but it's still weird to me. not trying to come off as the authoritative figure on humor, so my bad if it seems that way - this is all a personal take. the vid's just not something i'd chuckle at even in a hey-that-professional-is-being-awfully-unprofessional sense. had he said something else that was still unprofessional? sure, maybe. that depends, obviously. this just isn't content i'd think to approach humorlessly, but it's not like i'm morally faultless.

basically, this is a throwaway post

Neapolitan · 03-02-2017, 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart

I gotta say, I feel pretty ****ing stupid right now. Nea is right; I didn't read his full post and am in fact guilty of the same tl;dr mentality as angered me with Ki. There's no point in my trying to defend that; it was stupid of me and has led to an escalation in tensions (what is this, the Cold ****ing War??) that could have been avoided had my eyes been a bit less quick to run through the post.

Nothing I can say. I apologise unreservedly to you Nea. I am deeply sorry I unintentionally trivialised your loss. Had I bothered to read the thing I would not have said what I did and would have understood why you were so upset. I hope you accept that. Very sorry, truly and I will be in less of a hurry in future.

Trollheart, don't waist a minute worrying over it. I don't hold anything against you, you didn't know about my friend before hand so there's no need to feel sorry about anything. The whole back and forth started with a misunderstanding of what the other side meant, myself included. My apologies to you, as well.

Trollheart · 03-03-2017, 06:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Neapolitan

Trollheart, don't waist a minute worrying over it. I don't hold anything against you, you didn't know about my friend before hand so there's no need to feel sorry about anything. The whole back and forth started with a misunderstanding of what the other side meant, myself included. My apologies to you, as well.

Thanks man. That means a lot. I'll endeavour to be a little less flippant in future.
Sorry for your loss, truly.

(if there was a hug icon...)

riseagainstrocks · 03-06-2017, 01:20 PM

Ok, so maybe we can move this back to the topic at hand?

Goofle still hasn't responded to my rebuttal, so I'll introduce something peripheral to the whole 4chan/MAGA subculture that has eluded me.

Female anime/manga characters. So many men, included TheBatlord, at least as of today, represent themselves via avatar, facebook photo, etc. as "cute" animated female characters. Is this simply an extension of the "brony" phenomenon? Is it a sexual attraction to the "perfect", unattainable, fantasy girl? Rejection of societal norms that they feel have left them behind? Is it, somehow, trolling?

It's quite common from what I've noticed. I keep getting recommended these facebook groups where a bunch of teens/20 somethings trade in 'Deus Volt' lines and half-mocking/half-reverential Trump memes. 'Noticed by Senpai' and 'Fashy Dreams' and stuff like this. Where does this come from? Anyone know/have thoughts?

**Frownland** · 03-06-2017, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by riseagainstrocks

Ok, so maybe we can move this back to the topic at hand?

Goofle still hasn't responded to my rebuttal, so I'll introduce something peripheral to the whole 4chan/MAGA subculture that has eluded me.

Female anime/manga characters. So many men, included TheBatlord, at least as of today, represent themselves via avatar, facebook photo, etc. as "cute" animated female characters. Is this simply an extension of the "brony" phenomenon? Is it a sexual attraction to the "perfect", unattainable, fantasy girl? Rejection of societal norms that they feel have left them behind? Is it, somehow, trolling?

It's quite common from what I've noticed. I keep getting recommended these facebook groups where a bunch of teens/20 somethings trade in 'Deus Volt' lines and half-mocking/half-reverential Trump memes. 'Noticed by Senpai' and 'Fashy Dreams' and stuff like this. Where does this come from? Anyone know/have thoughts?

I think anime is just getting more popular and accepted.

The Batlord's was trolling/joking for the stark contrast between that image and his posts.

**Exo** · 03-06-2017, 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by riseagainstrocks

Ok, so maybe we can move this back to the topic at hand?

Goofle still hasn't responded to my rebuttal, so I'll introduce something peripheral to the whole 4chan/MAGA subculture that has eluded me.

Female anime/manga characters. So many men, included TheBatlord, at least as of today, represent themselves via avatar, facebook photo, etc. as "cute" animated female characters. Is this simply an extension of the "brony" phenomenon? Is it a sexual attraction to the "perfect", unattainable, fantasy girl? Rejection of societal norms that they feel have left them behind? Is it, somehow, trolling?

It's quite common from what I've noticed. I keep getting recommended these facebook groups where a bunch of teens/20 somethings trade in 'Deus Volt' lines and half-mocking/half-reverential Trump memes. 'Noticed by Senpai' and 'Fashy Dreams' and stuff like this. Where does this come from? Anyone know/have thoughts?

How about we just let people f*cking enjoy things?

The Batlord · 03-06-2017, 01:32 PM

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Originally Posted by riseagainstrocks

Ok, so maybe we can move this back to the topic at hand?

Goofle still hasn't responded to my rebuttal, so I'll introduce something peripheral to the whole 4chan/MAGA subculture that has eluded me.

Female anime/manga characters. So many men, included TheBatlord, at least as of today, represent themselves via avatar, facebook photo, etc. as "cute" animated female characters. Is this simply an extension of the "brony" phenomenon? Is it a sexual attraction to the "perfect", unattainable, fantasy girl? Rejection of societal norms that they feel have left them behind? Is it, somehow, trolling?

It's quite common from what I've noticed. I keep getting recommended these facebook groups where a bunch of teens/20 somethings trade in 'Deus Volt' lines and half-mocking/half-reverential Trump memes. 'Noticed by Senpai' and 'Fashy Dreams' and stuff like this. Where does this come from? Anyone know/have thoughts?

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Originally Posted by Frownland

The Batlord's was trolling/joking for the stark contrast between that image and his posts.

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And yeah, the cute girl/waifu thing is definitely about weebs fetishizing so-called "perfect", unattainable women over real women.

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riseagainstrocks Music Addict Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: DC Posts: 3,320	Ok, so maybe we can move this back to the topic at hand? Goofle still hasn't responded to my rebuttal, so I'll introduce something peripheral to the whole 4chan/MAGA subculture that has eluded me. Female anime/manga characters. So many men, included TheBatlord, at least as of today, represent themselves via avatar, facebook photo, etc. as "cute" animated female characters. Is this simply an extension of the "brony" phenomenon? Is it a sexual attraction to the "perfect", unattainable, fantasy girl? Rejection of societal norms that they feel have left them behind? Is it, somehow, trolling? It's quite common from what I've noticed. I keep getting recommended these facebook groups where a bunch of teens/20 somethings trade in 'Deus Volt' lines and half-mocking/half-reverential Trump memes. 'Noticed by Senpai' and 'Fashy Dreams' and stuff like this. Where does this come from? Anyone know/have thoughts? __________________ One note timeless, came out of nowhere...