>funeral scene
>it's raining
>everyone got a black umbrella
WELL I HEARD THERE WAS A SECRET CHORD
>>70026814
smart man
inb4 fred
>>70026814
Fuck you reddit you'll never fit in
> funeral scene
> dad doesn't try to finger his dead daughter one last time
>>70026872
KEK
every time
http://archive.4plebs.org/tv/search/filename/1451353577516.jpg/
http://archive.4plebs.org/tv/search/image/yz0hdsXAwH5kWqKGCojuVw/
>>70026895
based OP triggering angry redditcucks
>>70026814
>>70026915
dumb frogposter
>>70026814
>hello darkness my old friend
>>70026929
>autism speaks
>>70026872
>>70026981
>reddit posts
>>70026872
>>70026962
>vietnam war movie
>it aint me starts playing
dumb frogposter
>>70027105
btfo
>funeral scene
>it ain't me starts playing
>hangs up phone doesn't say goodbye
The "dumb frogposter" cucks are plebbit incarnate. You don't fit here, you don't understand this board's culture. Feet, waifus and pepes are part of /tv/ and if you don't like it fuck off back to your hugbox you subhuman trash
>tfw all they can do is repost their ebin XD scooby doo pic but these threads ALWAYS stay up
It's a good feel
>never rains in LA
>streets always wet
>>70027358
I've given up on trying to explain the irony to you retards.
>>70027409
I hate reddit so fucking much
>>70026814
literally the flash finale last night
>>70027409
>I've given up
Good. Time to kill yourself
>>70027471
If you browse 4chan in 2016 (much less /tv/), chances are you ARE a redditor.
The emperor has no clothes, and anyone with any bit of intelligence already know this. You'd think that after filtering out "b2reddit" you idiots would get a clue.
>>70027105
what idiot designed this? it should only be activated after you pulled the lever down, it's standard design practice
good job on confirming the idiocy of frogposters
>funeral scene
>character A sees it from far away
>comes closer when everyone leaves
>broods
>character B comes up behind him and says:
>"I was wondering if you'd come"
>"It's the least I could do for him... after what happened."
why do they still do this?
>>70027765
moron
>>70027697
Are you a fucking retard? Levers for executions have to be pulled up, so there's no way to accidentally pull it down
Classic retarded fredposter
>>70027783
why?
>>70027791
look at the height of the lever you retard, if it's that high up then a lever in the bottom position can easily be pushed up accidentally
If you have it facing up, you'd need an absolute giant to accidentally push it down
>>70027791
Fredposters are fucking retarded, don't expect them to have knowledge of the world outside mummy's basement
Look at /r9k/. Look at /tv/. Look at /mu/. Look at motherfucking /pol/. When reddit discovers a board and teenage redditards flood into it, it shows. That shit kills boards, simply obliterates what little value they had in favor of "memes" and general /b/tardation. When that happens, a board is drowned in idiotic 16 year olds who aren't really interested in the board's subject matter, are extremely ignorant of it, have shallow tastes and - worst of all - refuse to self-improve or educate themselves. For them, it's all just one big joke. An excuse to post on an imageboard.
And the most depressing part is that the change is permanent, there is no going back from it. A vicious cycle is created where a board full of ignorant teenage posers keeps attracting more ignorant teenager posers, while those users who DO develop a genuine interest or understanding leave the place because they feel they "outgrew" it (and they're probably right).
The overlap between 4chan's and reddit's userbases has steadily been growing ever since ~2012, and it's reaching the point where the two websites are indistinguishable. Reddit has been ripping off cheap 4chan content since its very first day, so nothing of value lost there. But for 4chan, it's different. All of 4chan's uniqueness and quirks are being sandblasted off to make this place more similar to the /b/-inspired image of 4chan most outsiders have in their minds. Even the last few islands of relative stability are going down the drain as we speak. /a/ is a prime example.
This isn't anything new, or even unexpected. The process is a natural result of the rapid commercialization of "nerd culture" we've been experiencing for the past 10 years. As more and more of their hobby is being pushed into the fatal limelight, genuine enthusiasts are forced to dig deeper and deeper to find substantial content they can enjoy and communities of like-minded people whom they can talk to. 4chan is just another milestone, just another name off the list.
>>70027697
>I've never seen an execution lever
>>70026814
Name 7
>>70026814
>everyone leaves except for the protagonist
>wedding scene
>the man is wearing a wife beater
>>70028170
>MC stays for the headstone being put into the ground just to put flowers on the grave then walks to the nearest hill to look down on the it
fucking really
>>70026814
>interrogation scene
>protagonist loses his cool and starts beating up the witness while partners rush in to pull him away
>>70028059
Sad but true.
/r9k/ was my homeboard back when it was created until around 2012. When it was born it saw itself in antithesis to /b/. The people who came to r9k did so to jump ship from a /b/ that had been rapidly degenerating into 100% reposts, stale memes, roll threads and porn. There was a sense of community there, a general conception that quality was precious, that it was something to cherish & protect. If you tried to bring that /b/ stuff into r9k your thread would sink off the board with only a few replies, usually someone saying "fuck off to /b/ retard". Yeah it had its own brand of cancer, relationshit & baww stuff, but at least it was for the most part benign, it didn't threaten to overtake the entire board.
Watching the quality of r9k drop like a rock, first with 'feels' when ">tfw" became a trendy way to repackage facebook-esque blogposts into successful 4chan threads and even worse when "rare pepes" attracted hordes of "memers" looking for the epicenter for those 'funny frog pics' they saw on facebook, twitter, reddit & instagram, was painful. The board was literally dying before my eyes and there wasn't anything you could do about it. The conception of self-moderation died completely because there wasn't enough people left who remember what 'quality' looked like. If you said frogposting was cancerous meme shit that belongs on /b/ you'd only rile up teenagers who felt like "FROGS ARE THE WHOLE POINT OF r9k!" since thats what attracted them there.
It's sad to see the same thing happen to /tv/. It's sad that none of the alternatives have the same unbridled exuberance I used to see in 4chan.
>>70026814
Well, it would be pretty insensitive of you to show up to a funeral with a pink or blue umbrella.
>>70027539
I've had some form of internet connection since 1997 and used both reddit and 4chan since they were created. Am i a redditor?
>funeral scene
>Stephen King is the preacher
>>70026814
>EVERYTHING IS MORE COMPLICATED THAN YOU THINK
>>70026835
THAT DAVID PLAYED, AND IT PLEASED THE LORD
>holiday episode
>family drama ensues
>ends with a montage of everyone eating around the table
>"i ain't qualified to use weapons!"
>*cocks gun*
>"you're qualified now."
>>70028841
YOU ONLY SEE A TENTH OF WHAT IS TRUE
>>70026814
>funeral scene
>my immortal starts playing
>>70026814
Black is a very common color at a funeral...pretty standard, actually. Funerals are gloomy. Rain is gloomy weather. Makes sense to me, dumb frog.
>>70027539
>if you browse 4chan in 2016 chances are you are a redditor
>projecting this hard
Get out reddit
![1464130143519[1].gif](https://i.imgur.com/TgrIYPE.gif "1464130143519[1].gif")
>>70026872
I feel an undescribable pleasure whenever I open a frog thread and know that one of the first posts is going to be Fred.
