>>26 I also think that a lot of the humor is that in the past, as I'm sure you know, people that browse text- and image-boards are more likely to find people of East Asian descent attractive as opposed to only being attracted to the generic blonde bimbo or whatever that represents sexuality in our culture, the typical browser would be angry at OP who was not only uninterested in Asian chicks, but having lots of Asian chicks interested in him. That kopipe has started lots of flame wars in the past.

This kopipe was created during the "azn" trend of the late '90s/early '00s. It's died down a lot, but it was quite annoying. Japanese-American people typed like that a lot more than the Korean-Americans would. This is another thing that made people upset. Lots of Filipino people still type like this, however. I find it interesting. If any VIPPER has more spare time, I'm sure it'd be worth looking into. I don't know how the Japanese people view people of the Philippines currently, but Google says that Filipinos are not only not Asian, but the Mexicans or Blacks of Asia.

>>25-san, you may disagree with me, but I find meta-discussion and serious discussion to be more VIP than thoughtless posts. Posting AA art and kopipe is fun, but having more intellectual posts seems to fit our board more. I'm probably wrong, but why don't you share more about your views? I'll stop bringing that garbage in here, but it's not much of a secret that many people here are aware of yonchan/shiichan/4****. While that may be true, it's no justification. I'm very sorry.

>>26, could you talk more about what you've observed in Korea? I don't know very much about it, and I'm under the assumption that the other people here only know it as that place with kimchi, a constant craving of appolojuice, and a strange white fetish in their pop-culture. Their models and pop singers look like they're about 99% European and heavily edited. It's interesting; what did you find most interesting while you were there, simply?