Anonymous Saturday February 27 2021 17:00 · #154 · Reply
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Anonymous Saturday February 27 2021 20:56 · #176 · Reply
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Anonymous Sunday February 28 2021 14:23 · #185 · Reply
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Anonymous Sunday February 28 2021 14:23 · #186 · Reply
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Anonymous Sunday February 28 2021 22:41 · #195 · Reply
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>>186
>1614522211111.jpg
Anonymous Wednesday March 03 2021 01:50 · #243 · Reply
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>>195
Is that the new way for GETS? I'd support it
Anonymous Wednesday March 03 2021 05:20 · #244 · Reply
>please insert fish
Anonymous Wednesday March 03 2021 21:33 · #246 · Reply
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>>243
It's more about luck than skill that way. Post number GETs can be an exercise in prediction on faster imageboards like 4chan, but are only of entertainment value on slower ones.
UNIX timestamp GETs, on the other hand, depend on the exact millisecond the server received the image. It's a truer sign from the Internet gods.
Anonymous Wednesday March 03 2021 21:42 · #247 · Reply
>>246
>Internet gods
There's only one God, the God of otters.
Anonymous Saturday March 20 2021 13:43 · #440 · Reply
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Anonymous Tuesday April 27 2021 03:18 · #826 · Reply
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Anonymous Wednesday April 28 2021 18:30 · #835 · Reply
Contagious yAAAAAAAwning.
Anonymous Saturday July 10 2021 22:23 · #1389 · Reply
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Anonymous Saturday July 10 2021 22:24 · #1390 · Reply
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Anonymous Wednesday July 14 2021 23:18 · #1408 · Reply
>>1390 Art imitates otters.
Anonymous Saturday September 11 2021 13:06 · #1640 · Reply
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Anonymous Saturday September 11 2021 14:38 · #1641 · Reply
>>1640
>You will never be as mad as this otter
Anonymous Saturday September 11 2021 17:01 · #1642 · Reply
>>1408
>Art imitates otters.
Always.
Art imitates life.
Life imitates otters.
Otters are the original operating system. Everything else is a derivation.
Anonymous Saturday September 11 2021 23:29 · #1653 · Reply
>>1642
There's so much art of otters. None ever gets close to otters.
Anonymous Thursday September 23 2021 08:05 · #1826 · Reply
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Anonymous Thursday September 23 2021 08:16 · #1827 · Reply
Anonymous Thursday September 23 2021 13:39 · #1832 · Reply
>>1827
Is that what ottersong sounds like when it's slowed down to ottertime? Who knew otters could bring the bass like that. They must have hidden depths.
Anonymous Thursday September 23 2021 15:23 · #1833 · Reply
Otters: Small heads, big mouths.
Anonymous Thursday September 23 2021 21:07 · #1839 · Reply
>>1833
Like many humans.
Anonymous Thursday September 23 2021 21:07 · #1840 · Reply
>>1833
The smaller the head, the bigger the mouth in proportion.
Anonymous Monday September 27 2021 12:31 · #1877 · Reply
>>1833 This is why they can AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA so well.
Anonymous Thursday May 09 2024 23:21 · #4023 · Reply
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>>244
>fish inserted
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