/soy/ - Soyjaks

Who is /soy/?

>>14473737
How is /soy/?

Where is /soy/?

>>14473767
Why will soycucks answer?

Because Soot, stupid.

>>14473849
Who?

>>14473791
why wouldn't they respond?

>>14473858
Who would respond?

>>14473856
it's like a grey thing that comes out of chimneys

>>14473887
Why?

Too much thinking will kill you, You might want to take a break from thinking too much.

>>14473893
What is thinking?

>>14473732
Where can I buy Rahins Capno Corono?

>>14473890
because when woods burns it goes all icky because therez only carbon left. its like a soyjak if you think about it. once you take the energy out if it (spamming it all over the board), it becomes like coal but also like dust. i fink good.

>>14473878
nusois would but what makes nusoi feel the urge to respond?

>>14473924
What are "nusoi"

The term "soy" is commonly used as a derogatory adjective, mocking the lack of masculinity of a given subject. An example of an interchangeable synonym could be the adjective "reddit".
The actual board, /soy/, tends to stray away from actual discussion. Rather, it has posts repetitively calling for targeted harassment of an individual or posts, posts designed to get attention with lack of substantive quality, and posts lauding the way users think. /soy/ has veered far off course from what it was originally created for. But is this an inherently negative thing? Could you not argue that the culture has merely shifted and coalesced into a more broadly appealing practice, and not been replaced by something new entirely?

>>14473928
when a nusoi stops being a nusoi and becomes an oldfag? if an oldfag forgots everything about sharty and starts learning the culture and the lingo all over again is he an oldfag or an newfag?

>>14473957
You could argue that the derogatory aspect has shifted into an artform rather then simply mocking these so called, "soyboys"

>>14474004
maybe soyjak never meant to mock soyboys but to act as an mirror and show them how they actually look like from a teenagers perspective

does a^2+ b^2 = soy^2?

>>14473924
To understand the purpose for Nusoi's posting, we must first assign a solid definition of a Nusoi.
A Nusoi is a user who joined relatively recently, and as such reflects the values of the userbase at that time. To be more specific however, a Nusoi is a user who staunchly reacts to posts they may deem "coal", so as to display their part of the "in-group". There is a sense of hypocrisy to this, as they are not focused on actually creating meaningful content, and more intent on preserving a culture without any effort.
I struggle to find a concise way to define this category of poster, since there are multiple factors as to what makes a user a Nusoi.

>>14474118
Nobody says that