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01-23-2022, 04:34 AM
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- miscberhard
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- miscberhard
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What kind of content does the misc even want?
Is there anything here that we can't find on any other social media site, besides the fact it's been a part of our lives for so long.
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We can't post personal stories because of detectives ruining it
It feels like a place where retards come to troll, trolls come to be autism and autists come to be retarded and then normies with a slight edge and degens come to laugh at those previous mentioned groups and then argue with each other.
Actually that's pretty cool
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We can't post personal stories because of detectives ruining it
It feels like a place where retards come to troll, trolls come to be autism and autists come to be retarded and then normies with a slight edge and degens come to laugh at those previous mentioned groups and then argue with each other.
Actually that's pretty cool
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01-23-2022, 04:48 AM
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- coast2coastam
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When I joined this was one of the busiest sites on the internet.
Now it's nostalgic and much more close-knit. It's a relic of the wild west days of the internet, before e-bullying was actually taken seriously, when you could say, do, and read anything you wanted online relatively anonymously with ease.
Now it's nostalgic and much more close-knit. It's a relic of the wild west days of the internet, before e-bullying was actually taken seriously, when you could say, do, and read anything you wanted online relatively anonymously with ease.
01-23-2022, 05:14 AM
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- miscberhard
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- miscberhard
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Originally Posted By coast2coastam⏩
Well when is it time to let go?When I joined this was one of the busiest sites on the internet.
Now it's nostalgic and much more close-knit. It's a relic of the wild west days of the internet, before e-bullying was actually taken seriously, when you could say, do, and read anything you wanted online relatively anonymously with ease.
Now it's nostalgic and much more close-knit. It's a relic of the wild west days of the internet, before e-bullying was actually taken seriously, when you could say, do, and read anything you wanted online relatively anonymously with ease.
Or how can we fix it?
Should we fix it?
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