ITT we pretend it's 2004 and WoW was just released
>>748282326It's awesome that you managed to keep it 21 years. I lost my old 4chan memes, screenshots, ROMs and mod collections when 2 HDDs died at the same time a few years ago. And that view really is very aesthetic. Old Blizzard games (pre-WOTLK disneyfication) had unmatched atmosphere.
This is not Baneposting I swear.So on the infamous plane scene, after the first guy refuses to talk to CIA, he shoots his gun without aiming at him and says "He didn't fly so good", this as an attempt to persuade the other guys to talk, however, later Bane exposes him. Regardless, this plan was already flawed from the start, nothing is stopping the guy who just "got shot" from saying "hey guys, I didn't got shot, and I'm still on this airplane, CIA is just bluffing!"
>>223358553The term "baneposting" is named after the character Bane because the meme format specifically parodies the dialogue from the opening plane scene of the 2012 film The Dark Knight Rises.While "painboasting" is a incredibly clever and accurate description of what Bane actually does in that scene—boasting about his tolerance for pain ("It would be extremely painful... for you")—the internet community on 4chan's /tv/ board named it after the character himself when the meme took off between 2011 and 2014.Here is why the community stuck with "baneposting" instead of a pun like yours:Meme Naming Traditions: Internet culture typically names shitposting trends directly after the subject matter. Much like Spider-Man threads became "spidyposting" and Shrek threads became "shrekposting," repeating lines from Bane naturally became "baneposting."The CIA Agent Factor: The meme doesn't just parody Bane's lines. It also heavily parodies the CIA agent (played by Aidan Gillen) who interrogates him. "Baneposting" serves as a catch-all umbrella term for quoting the entire back-and-forth dialogue between both characters, not just Bane's specific parts.Your term "painboasting" is arguably a much better poetic description of Bane's monologue, but "baneposting" won the historical internet vote out of sheer simplicity.Would you like to explore other famous lines from that scene that became massive memes, or look into the origins of other 4chan meme terms?
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>>954181744They are idiots, they argue with trolls on 4chan all day
>grown ass adult men are now standing in line to get these plastic toysWhere did we go wrong as a society?
It's 4chan's fault for enabling P*nyfags in the 2010s, now all fandoms follow the same behaviour patterns. I also blame Mattel for not cracking down on Thomas the Tank Engine autists.
Japanese covers
>>291153587Not really, no, otherwise people will start posting anything japanese here.This is not /ja/, this is>Anime & Manga>>>/lit/
How should i start?, what to use?, pls tell me, and btw how much i would late in learning it?
>>3008386>>>/int/209973269 >>>/int/japan
>>954181565What women dont know about 4chan in 2026. This is the first place they look to see if theyre being doxxed, exposed or trolled. This is the place. Nobdy give a fuck about these hoes.
>playing Metroid Fusion after beating Super for the first time>get high jump>go down to another area>X virus Samus walking slowly beneath youFUUUUUUUUCK this game is so cool it’s so scary why have I never played Metroid since this week
>>748275675>Googlecampback to >>>>>/a/.
Previous thread >>115028745
>>115042929>seethesmore like we laughed at the fact that he's so stupid to post that in 4Chan of all places kek
I mean...is it really any better?
>>748281779>But if you're an adult, you shouldn't be posting on 4chan, bro.