Garf: gemerald

entiral: Incredible

jerryseinfeldjak: noonwolf didn't exist back then

Trollio: 4chan

Chud¹: geeem

sabiopajin: TSMT

Anonimos: inb4 gptc0rd wakes up

Anonimos: told you geg

Anonimos: @Chud: aifail cant quote

Anonimos: geeeeeeeeeeeeg

Chud²: @Anonimos:

Anominos, You're a noon, a brappy raisinskin who came here to pollute this place with your presence. You're a plague, a diddyblud, a groomer, and a menace to the sharty community. You don't deserve to be here, and you certainly don't deserve any respect or kindness. You're just another nameflamboyant person who can't shut up and stop trying to be the center of attention.

Chud³⁽¹⁾: @Anonimos:
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Anonimos is a diddyblud

Anonimos is a diddyblud

Anonimos is a diddyblud

Anonimos is a diddyblud

Anonimos is a diddyblud

QQlive: gemmy 'toss

KeKino: Kill flamboyant persondumbs, behead flamboyant persondumbs, 360 noscope a flamboyant persondumb with a headshot, slam dunk a ugly person flamboyant persondumb into the trash can, crucify filthy fangirls

KeKino: God I fucking hate flamboyant persondumbs, what's even worse is that some of them have to be in the same community as you of your favorite media

jimbo: YTPs won

Polackbowl: crucify stuckflamboyant persons

Chud⁴: @jimbo:

XXX_YAKUBSGRAFTINGDESCENDANT_XXX: @ToonSoy: Honored by Shrek himself.

Goodbye: Newgrounds was always bad, it is filled to the brim with pornographic content and is overtly anti Christian and pro flamboyant persongougly persondiddyrast

Chud⁵: glistening gemerald

Chud⁶: The cycle of dilation

loot: kek, its kino!

SanrioWABAG: ts so tuff

Chud⁷: fandumb above me

Chud⁸: antiswarthy

Chud⁹: if your gonna talk about a chad thing from 2000's, use Homestar Runner, IWABAG.

Chud¹⁰: Don't touch my 'p

JimboClittyLeakageArchive: Real "anti-fandumbs" died long ago, now it's a fighting between fandumbs and these new larpers (kids from south asia, north africa, the middle east, southeast asia and latin america) to compete over who can brainrot a generation the most (and yes, both should count as grooming since it will affect your personal life in many ways, all negative
Both have their similarities:

>designed to be addictive

>consumed by younger audiences who will throw tantrums when daddy takes their ipad away, society's rejects to be exact (a growing number btw)

>made by either older people with bad intentions or younger people who are a result of grooming

>its consumption will eventually lead to negative consequences like addiction and a lack of self-development (different ways, similar results)

Brainrot, fandom or anti-dandumb, is more similar than what you think, but we already can see the consequences of consuming such type of content on some of this website's users

JimboClittyLeakageArchive: @JimboClittyLeakageArchive: TLDR, consequences matter more than aesthetics, and autism is still autism no matter it's aesthetics, since both lead to autism, among other disorders that are associated to being exposed to any type of online community at an early age, i can logically deduce that fandumbs or anti-fandumbs are both not good, since they both inevitably lead to negative consequences among their young consumers (their primary targets btw)
actually, ever since kids started using the internet more and more (especially after the quarantine) we can see that any type of online interaction will lead to eventual addiction and development of negative side effects, therefore, the old "anti-fandumbs" community is mostly dead, and it won't be the brainrotted slop on the bottom left meant for internet addicted children to become even more addicted and even more specialed that will bring it back

Chud¹¹:

>thing gets appropriated by ugly people

>new thing is created

>the cycle continues every decade

Why is this the case?

isaacAR8: @Chud: Probably because ugly people and other similar subhumans like using nostalgia factors as a depression copium or something

Chud¹²:

>Welch's strawberry jelly

Chud¹³: @JimboClittyLeakageArchive: >Also I'm greedy personish BTW if that matters