16:9 was a mistake

1. 2020-10-13 at 3:57 AM UTC

   #61
   Indiana-Is-Eternal African Astronaut

   Originally posted by A College Professor this thread belongs to us now youre dismissed pussyface

   
   The only thing that belongs to you is that black penis rested inside your anus
2. 2020-10-13 at 3:58 AM UTC

   #62
   

   A College Professor victim of incest [your moreover breastless limestone]

   Originally posted by Indiana-Is-Eternal The only thing that belongs to you is that black penis rested inside your anus

   
   say that in you're own thread maybe ill read it
3. 2020-10-13 at 3:59 AM UTC

   #63
   Indiana-Is-Eternal African Astronaut

   Originally posted by A College Professor say that in you're own thread maybe ill read it

   
   Your*
   I'll*
4. 2020-10-13 at 4 AM UTC

   #64
   Kev Space Nigga
   Flame wars about trivial technical facts are lame as fuck. i used to wonder how these topics could be controversial in the first place.
5. 2020-10-13 at 4:02 AM UTC

   #65
   Indiana-Is-Eternal African Astronaut

   Originally posted by Kev Flame wars about trivial technical facts are lame as fuck. i used to wonder how these topics could be controversial in the first place.

   
   It's neither trivial or lame
   4:3 is objectively superior to 16:9
6. 2020-10-13 at 4:41 AM UTC

   #66
   Kev Space Nigga
   i disagree, but whatever.
7. 2020-10-13 at 4:56 AM UTC

   #67
   

   Bugz Space Nigga
   visual basic. because you couldnt learn BASIC (C) with open n closed bracket commands which is like linux sudo commands. when taking an old paki virus like sub7 and making the exe a bat file and find an open common port to remotely send to /a and send a bat string
   
   
   then start fuking rotating monitors or open n shut cd drawer or slow down clock speed so it fries ...
   
   
   vb is baby coding
   
   and i never had formal coding but remember shit like this from CS 1983
   
   ur hell ov a fag. not sure when sub7 was introduced but it was 80s n vb is taught to 9 year olds because theyre not ready for coding in com