>>4214
>>4215
The BO uses overly small crappy webms for shitposts as well.
...warms my heart.

>Trophy unlocked: watch an MLP episode with the video quality from the early 2000s.
Not quick, 380p is actually decent(ish). You're thinking of the mid to later 2000s. Webm related.

>>4216
>this is getting ridiculous because you cannot give advice about it either. I will say however that I got to gather a bit of personal info from them and have conversations of this kind surprisingly enough, nor there were tensions at all. So I am not unfamiliar to this dynamic and I was mostly left in the same place as I had stood before that.
Did not mean any offence. I just knew of some insistences of people with that age range talking that ended up... let's just say less than stellar. It really depends on th child and the environment around though. A lot of people underestimate them though those doubts of the children ability can lead to helicopter parenting, which can make those doubts self-fulfilling, but this is another can of worms.

>reading this line genuinely frightens me. In a good way but it does that. I don´t usually think about time but when one gets to focus on it, it gets really scary how this board has managed to stay active and change the users involved in it.
Not the only one, but I just haven't had a reason to form many long term connections on the net. Been more of a lurker and though I had plans to branch out in a few places though those were/are being slowly implemented. I can understand the freight, because /endpone/, in its small size, has managed to be a punch above its weight in our lives. Is it the biggest force at work? No, far from it, but it's much larger than it has any right to be. It has almost become a stable force at that.

>Would all of this happen again out of nowhere? I don´t know.
I don't know either. Higher forces? Magic? Just 3 anons meeting at the right time? IDK But I do know that I consider you a friend at this point, not to go anywhere awkward.