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>go to https://spacehey.com/browse
>click random
>post profile here
>???
>PROFIT

https://spacehey.com/kazoozled
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>>197875 (OP) 
my autistic gay furry is more cool than your autistic gay furry, or maybe he's just more autistic and more gay. https://spacehey.com/mistometerxd
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>>197875 (OP) 
Cool website
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>>197876
Sonicfags are cooler, better and less likely to be trannies (chris chan aside) than your average furry, but in exchange they tend to be more autistic.
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Cool attention whore. Go seek friends at your nearby public restroom, faggot.
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My eyes are fucking violated from this.
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>>197875 (OP) 
I think I got the least offensive of you lot lmao
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I miss when YouTube had MySpace channels where you could customize it and go full autist with your descriptions and whatnot
I don't miss the emo CRAWLING IN MY SKIN/furry faggots/anime autists that also crowded around it
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"Old internet" fags are always so autistic and obnoxious. Just look at something like heyuri
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>>197893
>Just look at something like heyuri
Most of them are zoomers larping as old/b/tards.
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>chilean
>flubbersex
Fuck why are all of them South American and queers? I'm already counting 4 on this thread.
>>197886
>the least offensive lmao
>she/they
All of these >people are a different brand of cancer. The most normal one out of the bunch may be the girl here >>197878.
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>>197893
Based
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>>197897
On what?
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>>197896
>girl
Anon...
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>>197894
>Most of them are zoomers larping as old/b/tards.
Just like this "spacehey" slop? Except instead of /b/ it's newgrounds or whatever those dumb trannies idealize as the "old internet"
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This profile's sort of cool. Still don't like the site, seems like a collection of dedicated narcissism chambers.

>>197901
>girl
I don't see any pronoun faggotry or anything outside the usual in that page. Squinted my eyes at the profile picture and what I saw might be a woman.
>>197902
Why do you have to type every post in the form of an argument? Everyone already knows you're smart because you label everything and everything as slop.
Cut it out, no one's arguing with you holy shit.
>>197900
Based old internet of course.
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only thing sucks is that the site is infested with trannies
>>197902
Newgrounds was founded in 95, that is almost 30 years ago. Hell back in the 90s the internet was mostly relegated to hobbyists nerds and government workers, unless you started off with BBS that is old school internet. Fucking hipster.
Why are muttlennials get mad when Gen Z shows interest in restoring legacy internet services and culture?
>>197918
>grammatical mistake
Fuck.
>>197918
It's cause they like to pretend they understand it by sanitizing it while also downplaying the stuff they deem problematic.
EX:Not being progressive enough when people back then didnt really give two shits about whatever bullshit mindset that was shoehorned in it.
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>>197918
Because zoomers skinwalk as living stereotypes of subcultures. You know how cartoons and movies had exaggerated metalheads or goths? Zoomers think that's indicative of the reality because they have no other frame of reference.
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>>197925
So instead of the possibility of new and better communities being fostered using the blueprints of what came before, you'd rather the Internet continue to be consumed by d*scord as it is now, only out of spite?
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>>197907
What?
>>197927
Bro millennials hated their parents culture and made their own gay aberration. Hipsters skinwalked as retro faggots too, don't ever forget that. Building off the past and progressing it is impossible for anyone under 40 minimum, they have hyperfocused frame of reference while knowing none of what built it nor caring about that and that's it. You're dealing with nigger grade people who think food comes from the supermarket.
All these pseudo-old-internet sites are just like any other form of nostalgia. They only care about the superficial and miss the actual spirit of the times. It's like how when most people hear 90s nostalgia, they think of N64 games and Pokemon cards and Dunkaroos and that S thing we all drew, rather than the fact that many kids still played outside, 9/11 and the Patriot Act hadn't happened yet, etc. This is the 00s-internet equivalent of that.

If they really wanted to bring back the old internet, they'd stop injecting politics into every little thing and banning people who disagree with them, and they'd ridicule anyone who keeps doing that. Instead of social media clones they'd be building forums and imageboards, aka places where you can actually discuss things for more than a day. And they'd be trying to pull people away from propaganda platforms like Twitter and Reddit.
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>>197918
Where is that claim coming from? If you're talking about this thread then you should realize you're on a site populated almost exclusively by arrogant up their own ass narcissists that will bitch about things not being perfect even when younger people actually try to so something that isn't gay as fuck.
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spacechan and heyuri have merged
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>>197977
>If they really wanted to bring back the old internet, they'd stop injecting politics into every little thing and banning people who disagree with them, and they'd ridicule anyone who keeps doing that. Instead of social media clones they'd be building forums and imageboards, aka places where you can actually discuss things for more than a day. And they'd be trying to pull people away from propaganda platforms like Twitter and Reddit.
I think that's the purpose, but It's a difficult line to walk on the current internet space.
Be free-speech with no regulations and you get people spamming gore, porn and political stuff. Be too much of a safe space and you end up with trannies and faggots flooding your website.
The former is what happened to Vidlii and now most people don't bother with it.
The best you can hope for is finding a niche of cool people who actually want to discuss things and have a laugh instead of virtue-signaling.
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In the old days of internet, people didn't talk much about politics because the world was more stable, at least in 1st world countries (others didn't have much internet access anyway).
Well the world is very different now, and you can't simply pretend it's not when everything in your country is literally falling apart, notably the currency itself. Those old internet sites are a product of their time.
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>>197999
this is true, i remember that even in 2008, with all the economic crisis the economy was better than today.
>>197993
You need an audience that is mentally stable and no site that caters to under 40 crowd has that kek. Zoomers are chaotic retards and millennials are rupturing because their date rapist pasts are catching up to them. Even nu-christfags are just redditors with remorse who think skinwalking as le based orthodox bro will save them.
It's joever, everything will degenerate into troll's remorse driven rulecucking and you be happy about it.
>>198010
>kek
What?
Sorry, we don't speak gook https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/kek#Etymology
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>>198010
>It's joever
What?
>>198012
Based kek
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>>197993
>the best you can hope for is finding a niche of cool people
For people to create and share a small community with they must first feel comfortable or at least like the people they're sharing a space with. This is essentially a social circle, and just like IRL you need to stomach the people you're dealing with.
Can't be helped when most people are trained as hostile as rabid dogs through social media; and things won't get better considering how the gAI shit has ruined the silver lining to the Internet for most people, that's knowing behind every text or website there's another human being to talk with.
>>198010
I don't know how you did it but you drove away any good faith from your argument. Don't know about your strawmen but I don't want to share a closely-knit community with (You).
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>>198016
I wouldn't mind if the people I talked to online were AI. If anything, I would enjoy talking to a like-minded AI to people with stupid opinions and mindsets.
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Isn't it a good thing that new people are showing interest in the things that you used to hold in great value?
Isn't the next step not to say "you shouldn't have that" but to say "I'll help you rediscover why it was great"?
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>>198018
Hopefully you can understand there are times when you'd rather your words reached another human being instead of a chatbot.
It certainly doesn't help in a time when you can't reach out to most people you walk down the street with, and most social networking is done through the Internet.
>>198019
>Isn't it a good thing that new people are showing interest in the things that you used to hold in great value?
This has been normal for at least 20 years, a lot longer than that if we're not just talking fake cultural goyslop. No one sees their generational culture as something to pass on, so much as hold onto for dear life. Remember, baby boomers and Gen X told their kids to stop hanging around old people and relate to people their age. Zoomers being purely rootless even more than millennials is the end result.
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Zoomer here. I hate all generations, but I "hate" my generation more as in finding them and their "culture" obnoxious, but I think that they have potential, while my hate for the previous generations is at a more fundamental level.
I wish I could create a zoomer society that rejects the "cultures" of all generations, creating a new culture based upon more sensible ideals and values.
My problems with nostalgiafagging are twofold: 1) that it builds upon a false impression of what things were like back then, and 2) that it hinders cultural growth in new directions by being preoccupied by these false impressions. Basically, nostalgiafags spend more time jacking off to their idealized vision of "the good old days" instead of making their own good old days now and in the future.
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>>198010
Are you over 40?
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>>198027
Look at groups of mostly 40-somethings and compare them to groups under that age. The older ones are more mentally stable where younger ones are sociopathic and eating each other, or constantly spiteful of their dads and take it out on everyone.
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>>198010
I would tell you to go back to frenschan but you can't. Maybe 4chan would be better for you?
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>>198028
I don't know any online groups of 40-year-olds.
I imagine such a forum would be more interested in discussing old Mustangs and rock bands from the 1970s than anime and videogames. 
I'm probably wrong, though. We've reached a point where most people in their 40s have likely come in contact with either of those to some degree.
Regardless, you're right. Older people tend to take it easier and be more well-mannered because they know they have nothing to prove.
There's also some older people who are jaded and bittered and can't enjoy anything anymore.
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>>198026
Holy retard. New things always come from old things, that's how inspiration works. Every cultural revolution is based on a previous one, everything is just a rehash of and older thing but with other spin to it.
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>>198033
There's a difference between new works and new culture actually building and expanding upon existing material and culture, and modern nostalgiafaggotry circlejerking over old culture while providing nothing of any real value. A good example of this nostalgiafaggotry is New Blood and the "boomer shooter" trend.
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>>198040
Well yeah, uninspired shit is going to be in every medium, this is just in a form that is the most noticeable. The ideas of the old Internet are re-entering public perception and that's the important part.
>>198031
All rock and metal communities are Gen X aged. Anime and video games are looked down as manchild shit for stunted youth.
> Older people tend to take it easier and be more well-mannered because they know they have nothing to prove.
because they spent their youth up to middle age networking and dedicating themselves to their hobby where as millenials/zoomers cringe at doing that or act like retarded spergs (see: rikafag and all the unstable retarded weebs bitching about muh westoid art)
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>>198063
>rikafag
we dont talk about ecelebs here faggot
>>198027
He reads like he's 14.
>>198063
I know plenty of older people into rock and metal. You have to remember those bands are 50 years old.
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>>198031
If you go into Commodore Amiga user groups (and other old computers like Apple II), they're basically all old.
>>197884
MSI is a good and very based band tho
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https://spacehey.com/calvingabr1el
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>>198755
Another one who listen to them. I guess the zoomer can be saved after all.
>>197894
>using larp wrong again
If it's not live action then it's not  a larp. Daily reminder.
these are all middle aged men pretending to be children who are pretending they're on the early 2000's internet (or whatever bastardized trannified vision of it that they have)

how horrifying
>>198756
that kid definitely gonna grow up normal and not influenced by creepy 40 year olds on discord that's for sure.
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