/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>8485396
no
earlier

>Alicia Melchiott !ALICia.JPo

Nope.

>>6875375
we had the loli boards and the anime/video game boards up at the same time?
without the guro board?

i don't recall that
not that i left /h/ often

the thing that i appreciate the most about /jp/ is the posting rate
it's a very comforting, somewhat slow speed

it's an easy pace to have one on one conversations with, but multiple participants works quite well too

most of the board population seems to be from the older days, and have a very firm grasp on imageboard etiquette
the level of overreaction seen on this board is very limited, as an example, there are no explosive fits thrown due to having sage in the email field

the groups that have not been around as long seem very respectful toward the way the rest of the board moves, and they adapt quite quickly to the easygoing mood and slow flow atmosphere


the thing that helps the most through this, is new threads are not made as nonsensically as the other discussion boards
these threads will reach much higher post counts, and will go on for days at a time
other boards, if you really enjoy a thread but your body is telling you it's bed time, you'll be very lucky if you can come back to it in the morning (or night)

>>6806520
>This is the only board on the site with any resemblance to the "good" old days and yet the 4chan staff are constantly fucking is over, literally intentionally fucking up the board once a month.
this isn't any different than the way things used to be

That feel when your car's on-board computer can run EoSD at a solid 60 FPS.

Omae wa mo shindeiru

Please read: A personal appeal from Japan/General moderator Tom Delay.

No sir, this is not a joke.

"Warning, critical failure of penis engine fire control subsystem detected."

I tried to warn you. Honest, I did. But you didn't believe me, and now our nutbladders are fucked.

Way to go.

I hate poor people. I hate them. They're all so poor, and many of them talk funny, and don't have proper table manners. My father slaved away at the Fortune 500 company he inherited so that I could go to Choate, Brown and Harvard and see that this country isn't overrun by poor people and lesbians.

So, we are all voting for Tom Delay, right?