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Surviving the /qa/ coaltalogue - Day 72 = The great smog of burnt coal that makes it hard to breathe
Featured thread: >>105604
Even for a user who has spent countless hours there I have to admit that /qa/ is starting to give me a migraine. After seeing so many horrible shitshow threads I've become jaded to the point where I actively look for the funny ones now. Even as I have to read the coaltalogue up and down several times before typing this out.
Anyway, the "lowlights" for today are the coally blogposts, three infuriating frogposts, and the hecking furry/ponies. You know, the thing is, I want them here because of the board diversity quotas or whatever, even though I hate their guts. Funny how this works. Yet still I don't wanna force myself to look at their posts. Anyway, the real value of /qa/ is getting a laugh out of the situation.
Now I want to perform a blog duel and discuss Kuz's blogcoal. Since I like acting like hecking cynical chudbaby I'll be harsh right from the start. I agree, ev&oe not really though. On a personal note, being a ruined person made me use the internet compulsively, not the other way around. One possible consequence of being ruined is spending more time on the internet, especially on the worst places out there. Lucky me I didn't get groomed by hideous troons some 10 years prior. I used to get mad at people for playing internet games too much, I was like "why would anyone want to play that" before I started playing myself. The feeling of belonging to a team and being part of something larger than yourself is intoxicating. I lost myself playing games and stuff.
I feel like there was a "better late than never" sentiment in Kuz's blogcoal. You can make a post about how people who were ruined on the internet should change, but in the end it's useless and hypocritical. I'm well aware of the fact that being ruined is something you can't get out of by just trying. Having said that, my advice to people who are suffering is to break off from the herd and find your own way. No one else is gonna save you.
Featured thread: >>105604
Even for a user who has spent countless hours there I have to admit that /qa/ is starting to give me a migraine. After seeing so many horrible shitshow threads I've become jaded to the point where I actively look for the funny ones now. Even as I have to read the coaltalogue up and down several times before typing this out.
Anyway, the "lowlights" for today are the coally blogposts, three infuriating frogposts, and the hecking furry/ponies. You know, the thing is, I want them here because of the board diversity quotas or whatever, even though I hate their guts. Funny how this works. Yet still I don't wanna force myself to look at their posts. Anyway, the real value of /qa/ is getting a laugh out of the situation.
Now I want to perform a blog duel and discuss Kuz's blogcoal. Since I like acting like hecking cynical chudbaby I'll be harsh right from the start. I agree, ev&oe not really though. On a personal note, being a ruined person made me use the internet compulsively, not the other way around. One possible consequence of being ruined is spending more time on the internet, especially on the worst places out there. Lucky me I didn't get groomed by hideous troons some 10 years prior. I used to get mad at people for playing internet games too much, I was like "why would anyone want to play that" before I started playing myself. The feeling of belonging to a team and being part of something larger than yourself is intoxicating. I lost myself playing games and stuff.
I feel like there was a "better late than never" sentiment in Kuz's blogcoal. You can make a post about how people who were ruined on the internet should change, but in the end it's useless and hypocritical. I'm well aware of the fact that being ruined is something you can't get out of by just trying. Having said that, my advice to people who are suffering is to break off from the herd and find your own way. No one else is gonna save you.
