Autumn 2008 when a classmate was browsing /b/ on his laptop during lunch. I remember there was an image that said something like: "laptop users, tilt your screen back" and when he did an image of goatse appeared. I thought it was funny and started using /b/ daily after that.

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>usually better than any other social media sites.
How? It's all the same now, all homogenised. If you go to twitch, youtube, discord, reddit, you'll see people using the same 4chan colloquialisms from nearly a decade ago like "gigachad" etc. There aren't any internet subcultures anymore. The only difference between 4chan and everything else is that you can say slurs.