>>1
Here's the deal, though; nobody really obsesses about Cracky anymore, except maybe the guy who's over there fucking her right now, and Gackto, who I worry about sometimes. Have you not been paying attention?

But we have a community of people who share certain bonds -- there's something about us, something defective perhaps, that got us here to begin with and that connects us to each other.

We've made lasting friends, and enemies, who we will love, or hate, for many years to come, and that's what truly matters.

Don't get all in a huff and storm off just because you've realized Lia isn't as cute as you used to think she was. You'll be back, because you're part of the dysfunctional family.

>>1

Been there, done that, twice. Look where I'm at now. As >>2 stated, it's not necessarily her, it's the community, the dysfunctional family you miss, those that can relate to you. Cracky pics aren't so calming anymore in their beauty as they are that they now remind me of the many more lost souls out there such as I who have similar personalities.

>>3

Oops, forgot my trip. Maybe you remember me. I'm an old newfag.

>>2

Well-put my friend.

Your perception of bounceme is a more accurate reflection of your mind than your conscious words are.
You're like a guy in a museum who walks over to another guy looking appreciatively at Michaelangelo's David. And starts a conversation thusly,
-"You known, I'm not gay anymore"
-"Excuse me ?"
-"I used to be just like you, you know, but I have a girlfriend and everything now. And you know someone with a girlfriend isn't gay."
-"Well, I'm not gay"
-"Then why are you looking at that penis ?"
-"What penis ?"
-"THAT Penis, right there! God how can you live in such denial? Good grief man, stop being so obsessed about the penis! I used to be like that you know, always obsessing about the penis. But now I have a girlfriend, I'm no longer thinking about penisses all the time. Maybe you should stop thinking about penisses as well."
-"Please go away"
-"It so sad how some people live in such denial. I'm so happy I'm no longer thinking about penis all the time. Did I mention I have a girlfriend now ?"

One has to be very delusional, or desperately wanting to be convinced he is normal, to expect his experience of life is like everyone else's.

I never stalked Cracky.
I never wanted to be her boyfriend.
I never wanked to her pics, (I prefer girls my own age, and I prefer them to be in the same room as me, well, most of the time anyway...)
I still like her pictures for what they are: pictures. I also like abandoned building pics, Ryden, Dali, many others. Nothing wrong with that.

There is no need to conform to "accepted behavior" or to justify your behavior once you come to grips with you eccentricities. You also usually get perfectly comfortable with anyone else's.

Except pedos, these guys creep me out...

>>6

Good point. I'd say 10/1 odds, OP is still reading this.

>>6
mhm i read that somewhere before, the conversation
>>1
did nobody spot the weird thing? His first sentence is "I've deleted my entire Cracky-Chan folder", yet he posts a cracky pic. Where did it come from?
also what is Cereally? Hidden ad for cereal?

The adopted persona of Cracky-chan smilied at me from the internet out of the blue with the same intensity and invitation as she did to you those many, many months ago. That is what places these pictures into a higher league than other amateur efforts, and makes them worth preserving.

This is entirely independent of the young woman in question, who understandably wishes to distance herself from them following the repeated cyber-raep she endures everytime she shows her virtual face on-line.

More is the pity, because amateur talent isn't something you can fake any more than you can fake a good meal.

>>6

>Except pedos, these guys creep me out...

^____^

>>9
Maybe we're all just average or dull people, and all just want to think somebody with those obvious flaws such as ours can really be special, deep, talented and artistic. What's been committed to .jpg is so seriously unspectacular when viewed in context of every girl who's ever put on funny clothes and taken pictures of it.

>>10
Perhaps, yet put next to the sea of other such amateur efforts, it's pretty hard to ignore Cracky-chan, so her pictures are not quite as easy to dismiss as, say, Perfect-chan's in the manner suggested.

>>8 also what is Cereally? Hidden ad for cereal?

Lern2SouthPark, pic related.

>>11 not quite as easy to dismiss as, say, Perfect-chan's

Haha, Perfect-chan. More like Above-Average-Chan, amirite?

>>12
You are rite.

>>1

Pokey the Penguin sums up the situation.

>>8
I said I would save this for later. I knew it would come handy...

copypasta, the same thing was posted on bouncememe

>>2
Waiting for Schwill...

>>11

>the sea of other such amateur efforts, it's pretty hard to ignore Cracky-chan

But Cracky was put next to the sea of whatever is seeping through 4chan. There really is not that much.

Was all of this about the art, the model or the photographer?

>>18
Why can't it be all three?

>>17 Waiting for Schwill...

Does anybody remember when he graduates from boot camp? It should be pretty soon now. It'll be nice having another active participant here.

>But Cracky was put next to the sea of whatever is seeping through 4chan. There really is not that much.

You're kidding, that place may be a cesspool, but in terms of throwing up visually fascinating images minute-by-minute it doesn't really have an equal, does it?

>Was all of this about the art, the model or the photographer?

Considered as amateur internet art - even with the inherent attention seeking core and lack of attention to technique that implies - almost all of her images are successful. That is not to say Corky is an inherently gifted artist (her line drawing is utterly dire), but she did display an inherent understanding of how her pictures could be perceived within the medium in which they were presented. This imortant aesthetic element is lacking in many professional artists with far superior technique.

>>21

>inherently

>>21

>inherently

word of the week?

Imortant word, that, inherently so.

>>24 sauce?

>an inherent understanding of how her pictures could be perceived within the medium in which they were presented.

wat

>>26 wat

It means she totally saw this coming.

>>27

wtf? I've seen and heard all kinds of perverted shit at work but what amazes me is all the filth on that fucking keyboard. God damn, would the swipe of a Windex cloth take too much time away from your internet stalking?

>>27
Pretty much the most extreme example, but correct, although it's clear she didn't think the consequences through.