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Mom Punishes Kids by Selling Their Toys On EBay
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Photoshop Wizard
I swear, the things they can do with computers these days. This may be the first time in recorded history that a 4chan user actually made an image less filthy.
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Memeopoly
Urlesque whipped up this memeified version of Monopoly. Manufacture and sell, please.
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Anonymous Introduces Anonymiss
Wait, there are girls on the Internet?
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4Chan's 'Moot': Zuckerberg's Single Identity Is 'Totally Wrong'
Christopher ‘Moot’ Poole, founder of 4chan and Canv.as, on privacy in the digital age. Anon!
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Walker Can't Triforce
Photo by Ken Fager.
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4chan Has Standards?
Someone called Rule 34 on Snooki, and for the first time in memory, /b/ balked. I wholeheartedly agree with my /b/rothers on this one! (Via & Via)
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Alt-Art From The Gibbering Bowels Of 4chan
Probably NSFW. I can’t guarantee that you haven’t seen a few of these before. Since I found them on /b/, however, I can guarantee healthy amounts of misogynistic nihilism tempered by unexpected moments of sincerity. I have no idea who the artists are (hey there tineye).
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The Sum Total Of /b/
Ever wonder what takes place on /b/, 4chan’s infamous random board? Well, look no further! Seriously, look no further. It’s not pretty.
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Time Warner Profits From Anonymous
Did you know that every time someone buys a Guy Fakwes mask, to self-identify with the decentralized hacker collective known as Anonymous, Warner Brothers gets paid? The image of Anonymous is nothing more than another revenue stream to Time Warner. Time to abandon the dumb “V for Vendetta” image.
Time Warner, one of the largest media companies in the world and parent of Warner Brothers, owns the rights to the image and is paid a licensing fee with the sale of each mask.
— New York Times columnist Nick Bilton
LINK: New York Times: Masked Protesters Aid Time Warner’s Bottom Line
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4chan Predicts Star Wars Blu-Ray Changes
George Lucas hates us. Some of the anons at 4chan give us a taste of what changes to expect when the Star Wars Trilogy is released on Blu-Ray.
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Reuters Video Interview With Author Of "Epic Win" Book
Reuters’ Ant DeRosa interviews Cole Stryker, author of the controversial new book Epic Win For Anonymous. According to Tumblr user brookemarine, Stryker’s book is already being used in Human Comm & Culture class at NYU!
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The Best Story About Swedish Vigilante Heroes That You'll Read Today
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Ninety 4channers Reveal Their Political Leanings
Ninety users of 4chan’s anonymous /b/ board took the Political Compass quiz. The results may surprise you.
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Social Networks Explained
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Spaghetti Fell Out Of My Pocket
Great memes take a little time to develop; growing more sophisticated with age. With very little context given, here are some choice iterations of a storytelling twist meme.
4chan.org / Via reddit.com
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FAT Lab Occupies /b/
Is /b/ looking a little different today? As part of FAT Lab’s “Occupy Internet” exhibit, 4chan’s /b/ not only has the gif protester script installed, but a full re-skin.
As part of FAT Lab's "Occupy Internet" exhibit, 4chan's /b/ not only has the gif protester script installed, but a full re-skin.
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54 Beautifully Offensive Desktop Wallpapers
Random obscenities have never looked so pretty.
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4chan Fashion Advice
As you may expect, 4chan’s fashion board offers up a wealth of sage and well-reasoned advice.
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Last Night's Anonymous Attack As Told By 4chan's /b/ Board
Last night hacktivist group Anonymous carried out a massive DDOS attack on multiple government websites, along with the RIAA and MPAA’s websites. We were lucky enough to be sitting in on the 4chan thread as it was happening (NSFW language, obviously).
CNN: "Hacktivist" collective Anonymous took credit for taking down the sites Thursday after the arrests of leaders of Megaupload.com and shut down the popular hub for illegal media downloads.
CNN: Hours after the announcement of the arrests, some of Megaupload's fans turned the table on the feds, knocking the U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI websites offline.
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