The japanese have no limits.
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Pedophilia aside, this could be an awesome architectural trend.
We either nuked them too much, or not enough.
I’m guessing too much.
“The japanese have no limits” that is why I love them.
@...Namelis1:
I say not enough, keep dropimg them and droping them.
Awesome.
Should have bombed China. Japan kicks ass.
ITT: Weeaboos
@...yawn: A race of giant cyborg office blocks with the power to morph into attack from and fight Godzilla.
@...ohmybob: ITT: Kids throwing around /b/tard terms thinking it makes them cool.
This is both very disturbing (really really disturbing) and hysterical.
@...Tyger42: ITT: Presumptions? Future telling?
For I do not see what you are saying.
ohmybob saying weeaboo does not count as what you have said.
Lolicoaster?
Wow, Japanese people sure seem weird. Why would they allow this in the city? Perhaps they are all pedophiles…
@...LukeV1-5: Well, let’s see: Weeabo is a term that originated from 4chan’s /b/ forum. The only people who think anything /b/tards do isn’t a pathetic joke are the /b/tards themselves, who think they’re cool. So, remind me again how what ohmybob said doesn’t fall under my description?
Saki saki, 5 dolla!
well thats one way to promote an anime…..
btw this is a repost
Everyone gets that this is obviously a shop though right?
@...z0mbi3: haha I didn’t even think of it…but now it looks like it’s a doll.
@...Tyger42: Because Weeaboo didn’t originate on /b/. It reached popularity there. But as a word, it’s been used since before /b/ existed.
That is how what ohmybob said doesn’t fall under your description. Because your description is incorrect. Because you are an ignorant fuck, who has little or no life experience outside of your computer monitor.
TBH: Weeaboos.
@Tyger42 – lolumad?
@...LukeV1-5: Ah, the only place “Weeaboo” existed before the /b/ definition was in the comic “Perry Bible Fellowship”. It had absolutely nothing to do with anime in that strip. It was just a nonsense word. It came into its current meaning when a 4chan mod who didn’t like the term “wapanese” set the filters to replace “wapanese” with “weeaboo”.
And I think you’re severely underestimating how long 4chan has been around…
4chan has been around since the early 00’s. I used this word in the 90’s. I’m pretty sure my father used it in the 80’s.
You are incorrect sir.
4chan fags