@Anonymous: opinions are fun amirite?

Reddit and stuff like that aside...when we use memes we are in our right (the 1% thing) but if a girl uses it she is wrong?

Some of you people could use a social life. Shame on you.

@Stupefiant: 1. there are no girls on the internet.
2. the internet doesn't like girls.
3. girls that say they like vidya and are well-versed in internet memes and geek culture are annoying and are trying too hard.

@Anonymous: ... and trolls are just assholes who can't get laid, amirite?

@Anonymous: You need to be spanked

Anyone posting a picture like that of themselves online, is trying too hard.

@Stupefiant: If you'd cared to read the rest of the thread, GIRLS are bashing girls who act like this. There's nothing the matter with saying you like games and other geeky shit. There's nothing the matter with indicating your gender either if it's done in a manner that isn't clearly just seeking attention, ie, revolving your online identity around being a "gamer gurl!111!"

Now, writing a rant on a sign, using a "1%" reference to make oneself sound unique, and then prettying yourself up before taking a picture of you holding the sign and posting it on the internet? This can't be defended in any way, it's shameless attention seeking behavior.

On the other hand maybe she just likes wearing winter hats with short sleeved shirts for reasons other than a poorly executed cute factor... /rant

@Anonymous: LOL WORDS ON THE INTERNET

Shit like this is why I don't like going to the parts of the internet where there are women.

@Anonymous: Given the fact that there's so many women on the internet these days, probably the kitchen.

@Anonymous: in your bedroom

@Anonymous: Anywhere that's still like the way the internet was a decade ago. Mostly obscure and esoteric little forums for certain types of tech-related stuff (more linux, less iPod) and old fashioned game genres such as roguelikes.
The only thing that seems to be totally gone is the AOL-style online roleplaying. But that's hardly a loss worth mourning.

This girl is like 14, you are a bunch of sticker snobs. Who cares who or how it got a Fuck yeah, it just did. Complain about un OC? Well make something original yourself then or STFU.

@Anonymous: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bandwagon_effect

So? I'm a chick too. I don't getting attention based on something as silly and insignificant as my gender, so I don't broadcast it.

@Anonymous: Sorry I'm still excited about my fuck yeah sticker! I abhor stereotypes, and trust me, I do attempt oc.
My dig is more at lazy reposts. I've been to reddit, and it's like being back in 1998. I come on canv.as and I am amazed by the quality of some of the drawings, photoshopping and weird creations I find here. I actually 'lol' at lots of the the fucked up remixes and remixed reposts.
I don't believe for one second that the OP is the actual girl in the picture! And if she is, she needs to smile.
I think canv.as is a fantastic community, using the 4chan ethos, to encourage free thinking and creating some fantastic shit. Anyhoo, gotta get back to my pokemon.....
tl;dr - 6.30am UK time, still stoked about my sticker.

I'm the only one here who isn't irritated like hell by a possible example of attention seeking behaviour from a girl if she's trying to be cute, not whorish?
//My english skill may svck.//

@Anonymous: I'd tap that.