/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>16467548
there's nothing more /jp/ then the beck dog and dorf fort

Name the references.

>>16467578
That's not what a reference is.

>>16467548
Me sitting on front seat in bandages

Where's GIANT JAPANESE WOLF.

Togheter, or not together.
these are the last traces of those dreamlike days.

>>16467548

Whelp, it's finally happened but I'm tired of being in a timecapsule from 2008-10. We need an updated version of this!

>>16468227
There is nothing worth in current generation.

Or rather I don't want to produce anything if generals are still here.

Me in the middle, mining

>>16467548
Me on the left with the bandages

dead

>>16468503
Not a single idol in sight (except for Aniki)

I want to go back

>>16468238
Only about a fifth of the threads on the board are generals and threads 404 in almost two days, which is more time to live than threads have had in /jp/ for most of their lives.

There's still space in /jp/ for whatever you want to do.

>>16468571
Idolfags belong in camps.

>>16468571
It's the way /pol/, /v/ etc posters feel the need to make themselves known whenever they show up. I hate the generals. But, I can appreciate that most of the time they stay in their thread and don't spill out.

>>16468629
Hey, at least I only said I don't feel like doing anything. I never go full crusade or anything.

>>16468571
That's why I don't understand the reason for all the animosity against generals - each of them is just one thread among 150, even if you add all of them up and you won't even get 10% of most boards. If they keep to themselves, even if you hate the content of their threads, as long as they're on-topic then what's the harm? They're certainly a better option than people making multiple threads for anything and taking up actual space in the board, hell even moot himself told people to condense their shit when he made this board and that's what literally every single general does.

I guess in the end it's just an advanced form of "stop liking what I dislike".

>>16471918
I dislike how when someone bumps one flavor of idol the thread, the rest take it as an affront and all bump their threads. The same with new thread creation.

Once the old threads I've hidden age out they all make new ones within the same half-hour, like clockwork.

>>16471918
One could argue back, that there is plenty of space for them, too, to make new threads for whatever that subject is.
Though, I would much rather argue that the countless fetishfag and /e/ threads are the real problem at hand instead of that.

>>16473372
Being a pervert is part of the otaku culture in general, you know. If it was, Japan wouldn't be famous for being so perverted and there wouldn't be so much 2D porn coming out of there.

>>16471918
Post count is more important than thread creation.

>>16475509
A hundred stupid threads with one post do more damage to a board than one stupid thread with a hundred posts.