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Historical memes/shitposting/anonymity Anonymous 01/05/2016 (Tue) 05:28:26 Id: 09fe70 [Preview] No. 22
The whole "Rome was built on the backs of shitposters" threads on /his/ and /v/ got me thinking, do we have any other examples of imageboard-esque culture and memes throughout history that are similar to the ones today? It's hilarious and awe-inspiring to see how people from different times and cultures throughout all human existence often had a lot of things in common if you look deep enough.
I sometimes wonder if there was a historical equivalent of baneposting.


Anonymous 01/05/2016 (Tue) 06:40:26 [Preview] No. 23 del
>I sometimes wonder if there was a historical equivalent of baneposting.
Religion?


Anonymous 01/05/2016 (Tue) 11:58:40 Id: 08e239 [Preview] No. 25 del
>>22
Inkhorn terms were the 16th century equivalent of Sonic fandom.


Anonymous 01/05/2016 (Tue) 21:12:00 Id: 09fe70 [Preview] No. 28 del
>>25
I'd say they were more like weebs for whatever language their words of choice came from.


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Anonymous 02/14/2016 (Sun) 21:50:44 [Preview] No. 275 del
>>22
>implying all other religions are not different ways of looking at Nolan's truth


Anonymous 06/23/2016 (Thu) 00:18:33 Id: c129f2 [Preview] No. 353 del
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>historical equivalent of baneposting


Anonymous 06/23/2016 (Thu) 01:42:27 Id: fba1c0 [Preview] No. 354 del
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Dadaists wrote poetry kinda similarly to how /b/ does.

Also annotations monks left on the books their copied could be considered examples of historical shitposting.

"Now I've written the whole thing: for Christ's sake give me a drink"


Anonymous 06/23/2016 (Thu) 05:28:38 Id: b2e903 [Preview] No. 355 del
It all makes sense now... we are the next Romans! This time we must learn from history's mistakes and make an even better Reic- I mean empire.


Anonymous 06/23/2016 (Thu) 05:44:06 [Preview] No. 356 del
>>354
>for Christ's sake give me a drink"
Is that in the picture? I can barely read it


Anonymous 06/23/2016 (Thu) 06:46:35 Id: fba1c0 [Preview] No. 357 del
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>>356
nah, just some unrelated monk memes


Anonymous 06/24/2016 (Fri) 05:46:24 [Preview] No. 360 del
>>357
dob geg


Anonymous 07/19/2016 (Tue) 22:40:30 Id: fba1c0 [Preview] No. 361 del
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Anonymous 07/19/2016 (Tue) 23:57:48 Id: cd2aad [Preview] No. 362 del
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>>22
Epics from the Greeks and Romans?

The Iliad, for example, was performed by actors memorizing and repeating the same lines every night they performed



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