Frutiger Nathaniel VII

[FartmingerFuckwadCheeseSte]

quarantine definitely helped radicalize every single person who used the internet doe.

I wonder if we'll ever recover from this

 

[Mustard]

It's inconsistent and very "thin" because it just adds another layer to the onion of failed redesigned UI styles that get peeled back when you dig deep into the OS

It is for tiny screens on mobile devices

I wonder if we'll ever recover from this

Likely, never, there is now an entire age group, which is permanently scarred by this

 

[NiggerRigger]

Because 2020s are dogshit.

 

[Slvt4BIBISI]

It is for tiny screens on mobile devices

Likely, never, there is now an entire age group, which is permanently scarred by this

We came back from hippies I’m sure it’s possible.

 

[slopjak]

I wonder if we'll ever recover from this

things have been calming down over the years. Image board users are going to be de-radicalized far before liberal extremists due to it being more mainstream.

 

[slopjak]

We came back from hippies I’m sure it’s possible.

hippies served their purpose. Gay marriage is legal and we are being told that there aren't american soldiers in other countries even if its not true

 

[FartmingerFuckwadCheeseSte]

Because 2020s are dogshit.

Think of a popular music act, band or album that was released in the 2020s.
Think of a popular TV show or film that captured the eyes of audiences in the 2020s that didn't just exist in the collective through memes.
Other than broccoli hair and middle parts, as well as dying the tips of one's hair blonde what was the last big fashion trend with clothes or hairstyle?
Think of anything that was noteworthy to the cultural zeitgeist or moved things forward in a different direction than before in the 2020s, compared to the 2010s.
There is definitely a lack of change or at least a change of longevity and a somewhat death of the public subconscious.

Just got reminded, I remember watching this one video and I still agree with a few of the points he made in it:

 

[greg]

Easy. The reason so many kids try to emulate 2000s interwebz culture is because they don't actually know how to define themselves, so their whole personality on how they draw, what they wear, and other things they think are important when they really aren't. If they stopped doing all this meaningless larping, I bet this generation would be a whole lot more memorable, since they would actually have to discover themselves rather than just making their whole personality about being a heckin 4cuck larper.

 

[hackerman2]

Easy. The reason so many kids try to emulate 2000s interwebz culture is because they don't actually know how to define themselves, so their whole personality on how they draw, what they wear, and other things they think are important when they really aren't. If they stopped doing all this meaningless larping, I bet this generation would be a whole lot more memorable, since they would actually have to discover themselves rather than just making their whole personality about being a heckin 4cuck larper.

not every late zoomer is a 4cuck larper, id bet half of them have never heard of 4cuck

 

[NiggerRigger]

Old Hollywood

Old Hollywood is an aesthetic surrounding the movies, music, and fashion popular from the 1930's to the 1960's. It's meant to draw you into a time before and forget about the current things happening, back into a time where everything felt simpler. The Old Hollywood period was the beginning of...

aesthetics.fandom.com

Old Hollywood (20st century) mogs 2010s Internet (21st century) .

 

[FartmingerFuckwadCheeseSte]

not every late zoomer is a 4cuck larper, id bet half of them have never heard of 4cuck

I think they have, they just have a skewed view of what it actually is because there's no requirement for them to actually use it unless they really want to for whatever reason, they have everything they could want with TikTok, Twitter, Youtube and Reddit.

 

[Slvt4BIBISI]

Think of a popular music act, band or album that was released in the 2020s.
Think of a popular TV show or film that captured the eyes of audiences in the 2020s that didn't just exist in the collective through memes.
Other than broccoli hair and middle parts, as well as dying the tips of one's hair blonde, what was the last big fashion trend with clothes or hairstyle.
Think of anything that was noteworthy to the cultural zeitgeist or moved things forward in a different direction than before in the 2020s, compared to the 2010s.
There is definitely a lack of change or at least a change of longevity.

Just got reminded, I remember watching this one video and I still agree with a few of the points he made in it:

Zir snarky snappy was 2020.

 

[hackerman2]

I think they have, they just have a skewed view of what it actually is because there's no requirement for them to actually use it, unless they really want to for whatever reason, they have everything they could want with TikTok, Twitter, Youtube and Reddit.

if i asked people in my class if they knew what 4chan was id bet maybe 10 out of ~80 would say yes

 

[NiggerRigger]

Frutigrer Aero and Frutiger Metro are pretty cool though and give me nostalgia. But I also like minimalism when executed right.

 

[FartmingerFuckwadCheeseSte]

if i asked people in my class if they knew what 4chan was id bet maybe 10 out of ~80 would say yes

Oh alright then

 

[slopjak]

if i asked people in my class if they knew what 4chan was id bet maybe 10 out of ~80 would say yes

record yourself doing this. As soon as you finish asking someone immediately move onto the next person and ask them the same question

 

[NiggerRigger]

Squarespace mogs Neocities.
@Iberrhea

 

[hackerman2]

record yourself doing this. As soon as you finish asking someone immediately move onto the next person and ask them the same question

they probably already see me as an autist most likely im not doing this, im just saying from how i know how they are

 

[NiggerRigger]

>old Internet

 

[FartmingerFuckwadCheeseSte]

>>old internet