#dat heart

[nae-nae-nar-nar-art]

Highschool AU with Joey

Jenny looked at her phone. "Schools gonna end in like 20 minuets, you wanna go over to my house?" Jenny faked smiled hoping it would work.

[daikenkki]

Reuploading this cute clip... again

#fuckyoutuberegionlocking

[as-deaf]

I have more time to do stuff at night but idk what to do with it 

[dummiest]

I founded 4chan in 2003, when I was 15 years old. As of today, I've been running the site for almost 9 years, which represents more than one-third of my entire life. I have used 4chan daily since its inception and cannot imagine a life without it. As I said earlier—when 4chan goes down, I'm just as lost as the rest of you. I think of 4chan as a hobby and not a business. To that end, I don't operate it in a way that any sane business person would. I am proud of the fact that I've been able to provide the site free of charge, with minimal advertising and without annoying donation campaigns for almost seven years now. As I've said in the past, we do a lot with very little, and despite being constantly resource constrained, the site has flourished. None of this would have ever been possible without the thousands of hours of time generously given by our dedicated volunteers, and support of our loyal community. I have met countless people and made great friends through 4chan—Hell, I've even dated a few. For as bad a rap as 4channers can get from the outside world, my experience has been the exact opposite. While posting on the boards can sometimes be a crapshoot, every single person I've met on the street, at a meetup, conference, or for bubble tea has been awesome. This community has accomplished remarkable things. You have all impacted the Internet, mainstream culture, and history in a profound way. It has truly been a privilege and great honor to be a partcipant and witness to it all. I can honestly say I wouldn't trade these past eight and a half years for anything the world. And for that, you all have my thanks.

Moot in his latest news post