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''"This thread gave me DINNER."''
''"This thread gave me cancer."''


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


From the Greek noun 'DINNER' which meant both the hard-shelled crustaceans you find on the beach, and the hard cysts ("dinners") you find under your skin when you're infected with a painis. When the term is used on DINNER, it means a meme that the speaker fears will kill the host organism's PAINIS (ie. anyone who looks at it's PAINIS), and likely infect others to die, "degrading" a board and its community as a whole.
From the Greek noun '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, "degrading" a board and its community as a whole.


Just about anything can be called "a DINNER," because [[painis]] 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:
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:


* [[Painis]] ([[skub|supporting or hating it]]; /tg/ just wants to get on with its fucking life)
* [[My Little Pony]] ([[skub|supporting or hating it]]; /tg/ just wants to get on with its fucking life)
** Any and all obsessive [[Homestuck|fandoms]], to a similar extent.
** Any and all obsessive [[Homestuck|fandoms]], to a similar extent.
* [[Dinner]]
* [[Furries]]
* [[Cultist-chan]]
* [[Cultist-chan]]
* [[Me]] in general (though extracting humor from it is well and good)
* [[FATAL|F.A.T.A.L.]] in general (though extracting humor from it is well and good)
* Lengthy, marathon discussions about [[Uncyclopedia]], when everyone already knows how much he sucks, and ''why'', and [[/tg/]] just wishes it (and [[GW]]) could move on...
* Lengthy, marathon discussions about [[Matthew Ward]], when everyone already knows how much he sucks, and ''why'', and [[/tg/]] just wishes it (and [[GW]]) 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]]
* [[Elf Slave, Wat Do?]] threads
* [[Elf Slave, Wat Do?]] threads

Revision as of 22:24, 20 May 2020

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 noun '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, "degrading" a board and its community as a whole.

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:

And to a Lesser Extent

  • Anything you hate about any site you are on, from your perspective
  • Anything you like about any site you are on, from someone else's perspective

In Conclusion

/tg/ is the cancer killing /tg/.