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* Lengthy, marathon discussions about [[Matthew Ward]] when everyone already knows how much he sucks, and [[/tg/]] just wishes it could move on
* Lengthy, marathon discussions about [[Matthew Ward]] when everyone already knows how much he sucks, and [[/tg/]] just wishes it could move on
* the fights that break out when someone compares [[4E]] to other editions of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]
* the fights that break out when someone compares [[4E]] to other editions of [[Dungeons & Dragons]]
* "[[Stat me]]" threads
* "[[Stat me]]" threads]
* [[My Little Pony|Arguments on this shit]]
* [[Touhou]] (Before board subdivisions; seriously, Touhou's prevalence made MLP's look like [[Meme|Future Dog]] in contrast)
* [[Touhou]] (Before board subdivisions; seriously, Touhou's prevalence made MLP's look like [[Meme|Future Dog]] in contrast)
* [[Skub]] vs. [[Skub|Anti-Skub]]
* [[Skub]] vs. [[Skub|Anti-Skub]] discussions by idiots who don't understand the [[meme]] involved
* [[/b/]]


==In Conclusion==
==In Conclusion==
[[1d4chan|/tg/ is the cancer killing /tg/]].
[[1d4chan|/tg/ is the cancer killing /tg/]].

Revision as of 21:38, 18 November 2011

This article is about something that is considered by the overpowering majority of /tg/ to be fail.
Expect huge amounts of derp and rage, punctuated by /tg/ extracting humor from it.

"This thread gave me cancer."

"______ is the cancer that's killing /tg/."

From the Greek adjective 'karkinos' which meant both the hard-shelled crustaceans you find on the beach, and the hard cysts ("cankers") you find under your skin when you're infected with a plague. When the term is used on 4chan, it means a meme that the speaker fears will kill the host organism (ie. anyone who looks at it), and likely infect others to kill them as well.

Just about anything can be called "a cancer," because butthurt fa/tg/uys will use extreme reactions as a first resort. Some ideas seem to attract this label more than others. Here's a short list:

In Conclusion

/tg/ is the cancer killing /tg/.