← Back to context Comment by yunnpp 7 hours ago What's up with these weird ass videos with the anime girls though? 7 comments yunnpp Reply TheDong 1 hour ago That dancing anime girl is from this video, "loli god requiem" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_zad39UhwIt's a video of an underage-looking ("loli") anime girl insulting the viewer for being a pedophile.At this point it's mostly used by pedophiles in a sorta tongue-in-cheek way.Of course, all the best security professionals are either pedos, israelis, furries, or all of the above, so it's not really surprising. citruscomputing 6 hours ago It's a normal video, I don't know what you're talking about. sznio 3 hours ago it's the software engineering traditionyou new here? aizk 4 hours ago Anime fans permeating throughout on the internet? Impossible. Never heard of such a thing. rf15 1 hour ago Culture? In MY internet?
TheDong 1 hour ago That dancing anime girl is from this video, "loli god requiem" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_zad39UhwIt's a video of an underage-looking ("loli") anime girl insulting the viewer for being a pedophile.At this point it's mostly used by pedophiles in a sorta tongue-in-cheek way.Of course, all the best security professionals are either pedos, israelis, furries, or all of the above, so it's not really surprising.
aizk 4 hours ago Anime fans permeating throughout on the internet? Impossible. Never heard of such a thing. rf15 1 hour ago Culture? In MY internet?
That dancing anime girl is from this video, "loli god requiem" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ci_zad39Uhw
It's a video of an underage-looking ("loli") anime girl insulting the viewer for being a pedophile.
At this point it's mostly used by pedophiles in a sorta tongue-in-cheek way.
Of course, all the best security professionals are either pedos, israelis, furries, or all of the above, so it's not really surprising.
It's a normal video, I don't know what you're talking about.
it's the software engineering tradition
you new here?
Anime fans permeating throughout on the internet? Impossible. Never heard of such a thing.
Culture? In MY internet?