Is your homeboard nice?
Tell us about it.
>>356533
Patachu uses /mlp/ like I do so that makes it better than every other board. Patachu is one of the last few redpilled smart guys on 4chan who cares about censorship on this website
>>356534
it's not physically possible for you to kill yourself fast enough
It used to be /tv/. Not very nice, these days.
>>356533
/pol/
<--------------- our meme
>>356562
/pol/ is not a nice board, desu.
>>356575
/pol/ is very nice board
It's a hard place to acclimate to. The community is hostile to newcomers, there's several unwritten rules you can be banned for, innumerable in-jokes and board memes that you will be ridiculed for not getting, and you're not allowed to ask posters questions even if they are being deliberately vague and esoteric (which is actually a pastime on this board).
Even if you're not new to the board it's still a pain a lot of the time. Anything popular attracts trolls and shitposters in swarms. The worst case scenario is that your topic ends up in a general thread with a circlejerk fanbase that does nothing but regurgitate memes, to the extent that if you try to post anything except memes nobody will respond to you even if it's legitimate discussion.
Despite all that though, it's a very lively place whenever something new comes out. Most of the best threads happen right after new content drops, people are generally positive and enthusiastic. And while popular topics are either shitpost magnets or circlejerks, less popular topics tend to have very good threads. Lurking the board is also a great way to expand your horizons.
Guess this board.
>>356593
/a/?
>>356596
wow first guess
>>356533
/tg/ is shit and now that we have /his/ I barely have reason to go there anymore. I've got like 50 threads there filtered at any given time.
Might be time to change home boards.
>>356537
If you don't like Patachu, you can kill yousrelf.
I really, really, really like my home board
>>356651
>>356651
[s4s] right?
>>356653
I really, really, really like this image. Mind if I save it?
Yeah. /u/ seems to be nice and sometimes lewd board.
/o/ is generally nice. every once in awhile some people are mean :(
>le nais circlejerk
Who are you feeble minded people who are into this? I wish you had some friends so you wouldn't have to pester everyone with your annoying bullshit.
>>356672
Nice edge, queer.
>>356675
Why do friendless people imagine that everyone on 4chan wants to hear their bullshit opinions?
>>356672
and this is how sjw's are made
>heart still considers /fit/ as "home"board
>fond memories
>seldom home now
>moved on with new hobbies and interests
It is nice having a home where you can always go back to and get involved. It is nice, chen.
I stay on /jp/ 24 hours a day seven days a week.
>>357175
holy freaking h*ck I posted a thumbnail by accident
my home board is full of people who are bound to have opposing opinions
and then they proceed to fight each other over said opinions
/r9k/ is so cozy for lewdposting and cuteboy hording
>>357657
Cancer
/kpg/ is a terrible place, kinda like reddit where you will be banned for unpopular opinions since you are on /mu/ and the jannies are cranky AS FUCK!!
/kpg/ on trash is ok, at least you don't get banned but instead it's a /soc/ style place.
bitter people, shitposters, fags, and the mentally ill.
>>357663
to elaborate the entire board consists of 5-10 nice anons, a few cranky anons that report you, and 5-15 "personalities" of varying fame. The later circlejerk a lot but a few of them are actually nice.
