>>17668

Not all fall in to definition 3. I think you can pick some anons by the way they write, the phrases they use, the number of points they always include in lists, etc.

As long as the name "Anonymous" is at the top of the post there is plausible deniability for the poster, that it might not be them posting but some anon with the same style, or mimicking their style, so it can't always be taken for granite.

A little flavor doesn't hurt, and if they think it's all about them then that probably just puts them in a certain age group. I don't worry about it; scroll by or engage, it's really up to the individual.

At the end of the day we're not anonymous at all to certain groups of people, so the anonymity is more of a layer of protection than an impenetrable shield.

>>17720

Kek. I would never use it actually, but it's more like a pop culture reference.

I'll try not to use it when you're around anon. o7

>>17732

If it's consistent that is a huge worry. Some people are like that though; control freaks, neurotic types, don't trust others etc.

They're not all bad people they just have a slight neurological defect that can have disastrous effects on an organization. Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely...

It's up to the bigger boss to step on tendencies like that, and in this case Q did that. Maybe a little too late to prevent a permanent schism, but only time will tell.

I also don't think qrb detracts from qr. It's a refreshing change, like going back in time a year, kek.

>>17768

Of course. The narrative at the moment is that JE is POTUS' best lifelong pal. They're trying to get that association permanently embedded in people's minds and pushing it fairly hard.

I'm pretty sure they don't actually know what is going to come out of this trial though, it's probably more a case of 'if we're going down we'll try and take Trump down with us'.

>>17774

Yep. Have to admit I've spent more time here than there in the last week. Life is always interesting anon, kek.

>>17776

Kek. Look, I had no idea that people actually got that mixed up for real. I got that from an episode of Rick and Morty.

I won't use it again, promise.

>>17825

I think it helps the language. People know it's wrong but it makes them think about it. I'll definitely drop granite though, it's actively misused so I don't want to perpetuate that, kek.

>>17849

Just means they don't exist I think (you're in /comms, see). The blue one are direct links so look OK.

The format of the notable links look like they would work in the real bread. o7