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Captain Foo posted:i found out about SA from FARK.COM same, i regged because i wanted to contribute to photoshop friday
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Jonny 290 posted:same, i regged because i wanted to contribute to photoshop friday I used to read the IRC pranks and then i lurked for a year and then I regged because of forumid=103 
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prefect posted:i lurked for what had to be at least a year, finally registered because i needed to try to interact with human beings more, and just ~twelve short years later, i was an active yosposter 
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prefect posted:i lurked for what had to be at least a year, finally registered because i needed to try to interact with human beings more, and just ~twelve short years later, i was an active yosposter this but hots but not so hots anymore because there's only so many times you can tell people to google and read a template before you hate humanity also some of the hockey mans are pretty smart
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Jonny 290 posted:same, i regged because i wanted to contribute to photoshop friday lol same.
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prefect posted:photoshop, right? i could almost believe it was real, but that's because i still believe england is hobbiton Nope, used to work as a shelf stacker and would cackle at this poo poo in the frozen section every time I passed it.
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prefect posted:photoshop, right? i could almost believe it was real, but that's because i still believe england is hobbiton Faggots are often homemade and are to be found in traditional butchers' shops and market stalls, though larger supermarkets generally stock the Mr Brain's brand of mass-produced human being. This is a frozen food product available in Britain, made of liver and onions rolled into meatballs and served in a sauce. These differ significantly from traditional faggots, which have a coarser texture and contain far less water. and no ive never eaten it or even seen it lol
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they're just pork and onion meatballs in gravy. they're quite nice
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its all the worst bits of the meat
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quote:Mr Brain’s Invites You To Celebrate human being Friday its like reading mad libs filled out by a 7th grader
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orphean posted:its like reading mad libs filled out by a 7th grader http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2698507.stm And on it goes...
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prefect posted:photoshop, right? i could almost believe it was real, but that's because i still believe england is hobbiton imagine being lewis doody, 13 year old boy, and after a long day of being tormented at school for your name you come home and your dad announces that you're going to be the official mr. brains' human being family i can't loving believe the uk is a real place
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Sagebrush posted:doody this has no meaning in the uk
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Sniep posted:give me one of these he's all tuckered out from a hard shift at the chocolate mine and is busy taking a bite out of the day's wages
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Jonny 290 posted:same, i regged because i wanted to contribute to photoshop friday same except that terrible dating game that sony had on their site i'm featured in the eventual article iirc
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a guy I met in an mmo bought me an account, all i knew of SA was the front page  don't play mmos anymore
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Oct 7, 2014 21:53
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i don't think people say 'surf the web' anymore. might have died out in the 00's tho
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this thread inspired me to create a webring to teach netizens about internet technology but I got stuck on making a footer graphic for it
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wit posted:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2698507.stm i've seen the picture attached to that article probably a good 30 times and almost every time i start to belly laugh in a way i don't really laugh at anything else  then i thought well that's p bad i guess if i was in a situation like that as a kid it would destroy me so i looked it up. lewis doody did not kill himself, is a handsome lad, has got a job, an attractive gf, and plenty of friends meanwhile im looking up a stranger on facebook late at night not feelin bad bout laughin at the human being family pic
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active matrix display or passive matrix display for the scrubs
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wit posted:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/2698507.stm 
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I like to think the son's "friends" at school helped with the voting.
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wit posted:I like to think the son's "friends" at school helped with the voting. there was a kid with the last name Doody when i was in elementary school, he was mercilessly teased about it. he played on my baseball team too so he had a big DOODY across the back of his baseball jersey and everything. i never teased him but i still felt really bad so i let him borrow my OG gameboy one day 
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madeupfred posted:Has Kibo ever done a thing that, in our supremely hosed up post-cognizant-of-the-social-networking-implications-of-a-pervasive-ubiquitous-Internet world, could be considered a joke, or even funny? What is the P-P-P-Powerbook of alt.religion.kibology? After reading the wiki page his entire shtick seems to be "pointing out things that are dumb on usenet in equally stupid ways" and "responding nonsensically to any mention of the word Kibo" so no, not really. He is incredibly loving 90's though, in that everything I read about him has that innocence that the world lost around the mid-2000's when everyone suddenly gained full awareness of how awful and pointless everything is thanks to the internet widening our worldview to the point where nothing can be taken seriously anymore and everything must be double-ironic meta callback anti-humor.
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:He is incredibly loving 90's though, in that everything I read about him has that innocence that the world lost around the mid-2000's when everyone suddenly gained full awareness of how awful and pointless everything is thanks to the internet widening our worldview to the point where nothing can be taken seriously anymore and everything must be double-ironic meta callback anti-humor. this is kinda what i was getting at. we were more easily entertained back then
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Jonny 290 posted:this is kinda what i was getting at. we were more easily entertained back then what I find most interesting about the whole pre-hyperawareness / post-hyperawareness thing is that it's getting to be almost impossible to look at poo poo like  and realize that they were so loving serious about that and it's not at all a joke or meant to be even a little tongue in cheek. like that just doesn't compute for me anymore, and I fuckin' grew up with stuff like that.
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:what I find most interesting about the whole pre-hyperawareness / post-hyperawareness thing is that it's getting to be almost impossible to look at poo poo like i feel a lot of that buzz was before internet access was ubiquitous to the general public though. like, you could either get an edu hookup or gently caress around with whatever garbage compuserve aol gateway jank was set up. a lot of suburban white parents' first experience with "the internet" was arguing at PTA meetings to make sure they got "internet' at the school because internet was computers and everything's on computers now, hayden will be able to get a great job and will pay off our mortgage blah blah
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Jonny 290 posted:i feel a lot of that buzz was before internet access was ubiquitous to the general public though. like, you could either get an edu hookup or gently caress around with whatever garbage compuserve aol gateway jank was set up. a lot of suburban white parents' first experience with "the internet" was arguing at PTA meetings to make sure they got "internet' at the school because internet was computers and everything's on computers now, hayden will be able to get a great job and will pay off our mortgage blah blah while I do remember that hilarious era of the infant internet, i don't really mean just that. i mean that entire thing as a whole, that kid's outfit, those shoes, surfing on the loving keyboard, all of this was done entirely seriously. the 90's were the last "serious" decade before everyone was able to constantly put everything they do in perspective with everything else in real time using social media and the internet etc and realize how stupid everything is before doing it anyway. and I mean this isn't just me ~growing up~ and gaining perspective myself or whatever I originally got the idea from a friend who's 10 years older than me.
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:while I do remember that hilarious era of the infant internet, i don't really mean just that. i mean that entire thing as a whole, that kid's outfit, those shoes, surfing on the loving keyboard, all of this was done entirely seriously. the 90's were the last "serious" decade before everyone was able to constantly put everything they do in perspective with everything else in real time using social media and the internet etc and realize how stupid everything is before doing it anyway. might i suggest a song of generation x by douglas r. r. coupland?
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daft punk railroad posted:only 90s kids will know how to read this: 8===================================D~~~~~~ *leans in closer* hmm *strokes chin*
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this thread made me wonder what mardam-bey has been up to all these years. turns out he's still working on mirc. huh.
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Parallel Paraplegic posted:After reading the wiki page his entire shtick seems to be "pointing out things that are dumb on usenet in equally stupid ways" and "responding nonsensically to any mention of the word Kibo" so no, not really. I figured it out. It's autism. His audience was people going to school for computer in the 1980s.
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theadder posted:he was big in 9/11 tbh Beast of Bourbon posted:isn't he in jail because he literally funded terrorists? i dunno, i'm just going off what wiki and his website both say.
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Rack posted:i dunno, i'm just going off what wiki and his website both say. [non primary source needed]
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