>visit /his/ >oh cool I've always wanted a history

Try making a thread about history instead of memeing about memes with a meme

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>thinking 4chan is a serious place to discuss anything

>>2850806
You are free to discuss history of Hitler in any of the 20 threads my dude.

>>2850816
this
"serious" boards on 4chan don't work because of the nature of the imageboard format
you can still find a gem in the mountains of shit if you scrounge hard enough though

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>>2850816
>I'm extremely serious about this question, so here me out...

>>2850806
There is but /his/ is infested with /pol/ users anon.

>>2850835
wtf is that Alexander Hamilton?

before /his/, there were some very good history threads on /tg/

>>2850973
/his/ is infested by /his/ users my boy

>>2851055
This. idk why people would think channers are anything but the autistic, politically non-mainstream people they always were.

>>2850806
I try but maybe st of the time when I make legit threads they get completely ignored

>>2850806

>"dude what if the Romans fought the Zulu?"

That's my favorite ERB!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOm_2dGzqp0

>>2850806

Maybe actually make a thread discussing history instead of shitposting.

>>2850806
humanities was a mistake, it's kind of crackpot /pol/ lite

Upon launch, the /k/ bleedover was great to finally discuss the intricacies of historical combat. Now both /his/ and /k/ are pretty shitty.

>>2850815
this

dumb frogposter

>>2852107
seriously is there any topic that isn't made legit by the "& humanities" part?

>>2851035
No, it's Hannibal.