Actual History of /b/

Added on October 4th, 2008 by Paul_Is_Drunk | Report Post
Tags:Computers, Humor

For those of us that came before the ‘legion.’

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diabeetus (#1628)

15 years ago

First!

TheMustardMan (#2045)

15 years ago

^example A of the cancer

Caio (#104)

15 years ago

Add ‘hentai’ to the upper lefthand box and that’s about all there is to say about that.

The Matrix: Rebooted (#436)

15 years ago

This is what happens to any website/community that doesn’t regulate itself. The cancer started with usenet, /b/ is just the latest victim.

Mack (#1642)

15 years ago

/b/ IS THE FUCKING CANCER.

Why is this so hard to understand.

Old Anonymous: Hentai enthusiast who’s existence is known only to other anonymous, with huge USI and belief that posting Roll Calls is somehow lulzier than cultbashing.

New Anonymous: Hentai enthusiast with a mask who’s the butt of every joke made by old anons who don’t have the confidence to leave the house.

asdf (#816)

15 years ago

gtfo old fags

Tyger42 (#4564)

15 years ago

If “raiding a bunch of stupid childrens’ websites” referred to that incident with the epileptic website hacking to post the seizure trigger images, then I’d say /b/ was already a cesspool by step 2. That was a pathetic act.

Paul_Is_Drunk (#796)

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15 years ago

/b/ is much older than anyone here believes. Just because you heard of it sometime in the last 1-2 years doesn’t mean it’s not older than that. The first ‘raids’ were Habbo & Gaia, and Gaia is where all the cancer came from.

Old /b/ was a lot like M[c]S, but without names or filters, plus picture answers.