One Tough House
March 31st, 2015 at 5:57 pm by MarkTags: Blooper, fighting, fire, house, media
Fortunately, no one was home during the disturbance.
Fortunately, no one was home during the disturbance.
As many have heard on the news, 4chan’s somewhat infamous administrator, Christopher “moot” Poole (known affectionately by his followers as “fag”), is moving on to greener endeavors, leaving the “Anti-social media” site’s day-to-day operations to a reliable team.
Many have been confused by the fact that this made national news, as they usually associate 4chan with a “hacker subculture.” In fact, for eleven and a half years, 4chan has been the single-most prolific collection of Internet “random” that exists, garnering over 42 billion pageviews. That it has very few rules regarding content — and even a few subject-boards with no rules — has earned it a reputation as the delicious, gooey center of twisted, sick Internet humor.
If you’re still sure what that means, 4chan can be summed this easily:
Daryl Dixon is not amused.
Portland, Oregon news channel 6 caught up with some local joggers Sunday night. Quotes one jogger, known only as Chelsea, “It’s the perfect texture for running, very low impact and it’s dry snow, so your feet don’t get wet.”
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vfH5BVda9s
Tip: Singer-Songwriter Jason Ellis, via Facebook
Like the BBC, who showed Team Ireland as Team India, this Sunday broadcast by an American TV News station only got forty percent of the world flags correct in their own report. Worse still, they failed to get their own country’s flag right…
But in their defense, 40% isn’t too bad, given that WXYZ News 7 is based in Detroit, Michigan, which is considered by many to be North Windsor, Ontario.