I appreciate this board.

So do I!

Me too!

I love this board

( ﾟ ヮﾟ) I like IAA!

IAA! ❤

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YAY FOR IAA!!!

What's IAA?

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POSTING IIAA!!

( ﾟ ヮﾟ) I like mittens!

( ﾟ -ﾟ) Does 4-ch die? For true and for real?

SA Lives on and on and on and on...

what's SA?

south america VIVA BURMA!

You have Three Weeks to appreciate IAA; GET BUSSY!

( ﾟ Дﾟ) love is over

Oh noes! I haven't appreciated IAA enough! And only three weeks to do it?!!!

Origin

The phrase "O RLY?" was first popularised on Internet forums in mid-2003 as one of many phrases that arose during a Something Awful Forums fad of compressing words by removing unnecessary letters. The earliest publicly viewable archives of its use date from somewhat later, but older uses exist in the registration-only complete forum archives. Something Awful users created the first image macros using the phrase, but these did not include (registration required) the now ubiquitous Snowy Owl image.

The owl image macro comes from 4chan, where for a short while, the word "repost" was wordfiltered to "owl"[1]. The photo was taken by nature photographer John White.[2]. The image originated on the gaming and chat boards at IGN and was brought to the random board, /b/, at 4chan by an anonymous poster. There, the already popular "O RLY?" phrase was photoshopped in.

The owl image macro quickly became popular on 4chan, and then spread to many other community websites such as Fark and YTMND, spawning many more image macros involving owls. The frequent posting of the O RLY? owl has annoyed some webmasters to the point that the posting of it on some message boards will result in a user ban.

Something Awful, sometimes abbreviated to SA, is a comedy website based in the United States. It houses a variety of content, such as instant messaging pranks, digitally edited pictures, and humorous negative reviews of various forms of media. In addition, it has a very active set of forums, which in later years have grown remarkably. Historically, it has been a force in the promotion and creation of various Internet phenomena, which in recent months has led to conflict with the site eBaum's World

eBaum's World (subtitled "Media for the Masses") is a popular website featuring entertainment media such as videos, Flash cartoons and web games. It is highly controversial for many reasons, primarily due to the fact that nearly all of the website's content is taken from other sources without permission and then rebranded with the eBaum's World logo.

Wikipedia (IPA: [/ˌwɪkiˈpiːdi.ə/] or [/ˌwiki-/]) is a multilingual Web-based free-content encyclopedia. It exists as a wiki, and thus is written collaboratively by volunteers, allowing most articles to be changed by anyone with access to a web browser and an Internet connection. The project began on January 15, 2001, as a complement to the expert-written (and now defunct) Nupedia, and is now operated by the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation. Wikipedia has more than 3,700,000 articles in many languages, including more than 1,000,000 in the English-language version. Since its inception, Wikipedia has steadily risen in popularity,[1] and has spawned several sister projects. Editors are required to uphold a policy of "neutral point of view" under which notable perspectives are summarized without an attempt to determine an objective truth.

ITT we appreciate IAA

IAA is a TLA that may stand for:

• I am alive (disaster support system)
• Identification, authentication and authorization
• Immigration Appellate Authority (UK)
• IMSA Alumni Association (iaa.org)
• Indianapolis Airport Authority
• Indian Association of Alberta
• Indole-3-acetic acid (plant hormone)
• Inflammatory aortic aneurysm
• Information Age Associates (iaa.com)
• Information Appliance Associates
• Infrarenal aortic aneurysm
• Institute for Academic Access
• Institute for Alternative Agriculture
• Institute for Applied Autonomy
• Instituto de Arqueología Amazónica
• Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía (iaa.es)
• Insulin autoantibody
• Insurance Application Architecture
• Intel Application Accelerator
• Interactive Amusement Association
• Interlochen Arts Academy
• International Academy of Astronautics
• International Actuarial Association
• Inter-National Adoption Alliance
• International Advertising Association
• International Airport of Atyrau
• International Alpaca Association
• International Ammunition Association
• International Art Academy (iaa.it)
• International Association for Aerobiology
• International Association of Astacology
• Internationale Automobil-Ausstellung (iaa.de)
• Internet Applications Architecture
• Interrupted aortic arch
• Irish Aviation Authority (iaa.ie)
• Irrigation Association of Australia
• Islamic Action Association
• Islamic Army of Aden
• Islamic Association of Australia
• Israel Advertising Association
• Israel Antiquities Authority
• Israel Airports Authority
• IAA Aerospace Group

Yeah. This board is great. I love you guys.

>Something Awful, sometimes abbreviated to SA, is a comedy website based in the United States.

It is unfortunately not even slightly funny.

>It houses a variety of content, such as instant messaging pranks, digitally edited pictures, and humorous negative reviews of various forms of media.

Mostly it's just "HAY LOK AT TEH FUREEZ LOL!1 DUME HOUS!!!"

>In addition, it has a very active set of forums, which in later years have grown remarkably.

So does GameFAQs. This isn't necessarily a good thing.

>Historically, it has been a force in the promotion and creation of various Internet phenomena, which in recent months has led to conflict with the site eBaum's World

Which is also boring, predictable and unfunny for different reasons.

>>29 is one of those anonymous elitists.

>>30
>>29 is +10 insightful though.

>>30
That is really irrelevant because everything he said is true

>>29 will never have :10bux: