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[_] Memory Thread Anonymous 10/02/16(Sun)23:58:36 No.3157632
Share your fond memories and emotions, /f/ellow anons.
I remember laughing and crying almost two years ago, when he left us. I've never had so much to
drink than that night. And now to think that we're on the verge of cutting boards out... where
was the ride and the skeleton?
Mootwo could've done better but this site is no child of his. There's no attachment.
I don't wanna be all sad and sappy though. Every end is a beginning. 4chan has always anticipated
the worst, embraced the end and still pushed through. No one that comes here as frequents can
forget it. No one can leave the ride of their heart.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/03/16(Mon)00:15:51 No.3157658
>>3157632
Wait what, cutting boards?
I just woke up, what the hell is happening?
>> [_] Anonymous 10/03/16(Mon)00:17:06 No.3157661
>>3157658
>>3157574
>> [_] Anonymous 10/03/16(Mon)00:18:50 No.3157665
The music makes me think of Coraline for some reason.
And as for fond memories of the site, I remember in mid to late 2014 there was a series of
threads on /v/ about investigating some peculiar games from an iceburg infograph. There were guys
going on adventures in worlds.com and I recall how exciting it was watching a guy stream Funny
Pizza Land and us all reacting to the bizarre nature of the game together. It really felt like
being a part of something greater for a few days back then.
>> [_] Anonymous 10/03/16(Mon)00:25:41 No.3157676
holy fuck this seems unreal. 4chan has been such a huge part of my life for what seems like the
entirety of my adolescence. I just turned 21 last month...I don't want to let go of /f/.
If what hiro is saying is true it seems like /f/ would be one of the first boards to go...I've
had so much fun here...I don't want to let go...
>> [_] Anonymous 10/03/16(Mon)00:30:20 No.3157682
>>3157632
I cried, even though I came here only a few months earlier. I really invested my time to learning
about the past, even looking at the older posts on the twitter and reading about the past
whenever I could. Stuff like the old board-tan comics where /new/ is shown were pretty great.
I remember watching a recording of the recent cup and actually cheering Sou on, I'm not normally
invested in sports, so it must be something more.
I recall the fun I had when I saw the "Post the last flash in your folder" fad go on for 3
straight days, last year.
The insanity of /pol/'s cuckening.
Working on failed game creation projects with /tg/
What a magical ride it's been.
I still wish I learned how to make a flash after all these years.
