File: shitdays are eternal.swf-(2.45 MB, 650x400, Japanese)
[_] Anonymous 04/07/15(Tue)19:56 No.2742321
>> [_] Anonymous 04/07/15(Tue)19:58 No.2742325
>posting archived flashes
>renaming archived flashes
>the lowest form of faggotry..
>> [_] Anonymous 04/07/15(Tue)19:59 No.2742327
>>2742325
lol like i give a fuck nigger
>> [_] Anonymous 04/07/15(Tue)20:28 No.2742351
>tfw most of these websites are beyond outdated and filled with pure shit
The golden days of the Internet are behind us, because as things become "streamlined", they lose
the gritty essence that allowed them to resist the ebb and flow of physical culture. The internet
was a creator, not just a medium.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/07/15(Tue)20:32 No.2742357
song tho?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/07/15(Tue)20:35 No.2742362
>>2742351
it`s the natural lifecycle of things on the internet, only that we are seeing it for the first
time.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/07/15(Tue)21:17 No.2742409
>>2742357
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XB2iSm_BQDU
>> [_] Anonymous 04/07/15(Tue)21:29 No.2742422
>>2742362
>we are seeing it for the first time
The key phrase is "we are seeing". It happened before, with BBS culture, with the early days of
personal homepages, with music, with every form of artistic expression. As popularity grows, the
masses demand more, and barriers to entry are lowered, which in turn allows those without that
"gritty essence" to create, and the content becomes watered down.
