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For god fucking sakes Hiri you useless fuck clean up /mu/ i can't report for spam without the receiver even getting the message of why I'm reporting it. All the mods do is sleep anyway. E Z money for Grimes.

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/qa/ walking alongside her wife

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MODS=FAGS

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This is Cassie, say something rude about her.

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i tried to draw /qa/ tan what do you think

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>/qa/

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I like just looking at art nowadays... There's not a lot left to enjoy in Japanese storytelling now that it's sticking to mainstream tropes for safe and easy profit, but the art and music that comes out of it is still worth looking at...
That's all I really want out of Japan. None of the sugar coated escapism, but just the side products created by the consumerism in Japanese society.

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Why is Global Rule 8 a thing and why is it not much more heavily enforced
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Do you think the cat was actually fine too, or was he just really desperate?

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Hello. Am I an oldfag now? I've been here all summer how long until I am delcared an oldfag?

See HE DOES IT FOR FREE fuck moot

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Is there anything more autistic than being a fan of philosophy?

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Have you embraced your fears anonymous?

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Annie, are you okay?
So, Annie are you okay?
Are you okay, Annie?

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Guys, I think I figured it all out. What's wrong with the internet that is.

Back in the day, by deviating from mainstream sites and just posting on oddball forums or even when playing online games it felt like you were really a part of that stereotypical internet world where you never know who anyone really is and nothing could be taken seriously.

This isn't just nostalgia or mistaken memories, we've just forgotten how that used to feel. Some things that might jogg your memory are to recall that we used to actually see warnings about that on TV or when registering for stuff.
"youtube celebrities" used to say it was more of a curse back then, some even claimed it ruined their lives, and that's because so few people used their real identities that being an internet meme actually would make you a target.
"Trolling" is literally a fishing method to make the bait _blend in_ with other fishes, and that word was used because that's exactly what trolling used to mean and they were much harder to spot meaning you couldn't always believe what you read (funny that today people call it "sincerity trolling" but back then we just called it trolling)

Today, by contrast, I can't even remember the last time I've seen (anywhere) a reminder to younger generations that you can't always trust things (or people aren't always who they seem) online.

I guess the phrase "it's a small world after all" applies to the history of the internet too. Everyone felt it was a much more crazy place than it really was and that resulted in a certain attitude toward everything. Now that the internet has become more tamed, standardized, more real world laws have been spilling over into cyberspace to make people accountable for shit, and "big data" has figured out that it's extremely profitable to create an internet where its second nature to sincerely share opinions and your identity
it seems that sort of wild west attitude is something barely even remembered by the people who lived it.

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just fucking kill me