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[moidsy]

there's also a queen of spades beginning to manifest on my forehead is this normal

yeah no worries we all go through that

 

[mikhal]

im a foundational black american who supports trump

 

[moidsy]

im a foundational black american who supports trump

are you a black tradcath

 

[mikhal]

are you a black tradcath

its entirely possible good sir

 

[mikhal]

ia m bored lol! lek! kek! lmao!

 

[mikhal]

I put ALL of my 41 posts into CHATGPT and this is what it had to say:


Based solely on the posts you provided, mikhal comes across as highly impulsive, irreverent, chaotic, and deliberately provocative. The posting history suggests someone who treats the forum primarily as a place for spontaneous shitposting rather than serious discussion.

Personality profile​

• Extremely high-energy / prolific: They post constantly across many boards and frequently return to the same rant thread. Their thoughts seem to come out almost immediately, with little concern for polishing or filtering them.
• Chaotic and stream-of-consciousness: A lot of posts are essentially random thought fragments: “a burger is all i need,” “what if he turned his smile upside down,” “w,” “blog,” etc. They seem comfortable posting an idea simply because it occurred to them.
• Sreal womang shitposter mentality: Much of the humor comes from absurd hypotheticals, deliberately ridiculous premises, and escalating nonsense—particularly the repeated Claus scenarios, bizarre bodily references, and surreal questions.
• Provocative / transgressive: They clearly enjoy pushing boundaries and seeing how people react. Some posts use offensive slurs or deliberately inflammatory political/sexual material. This appears less like a consistently articulated ideology and more like edgelord humor and provocation, although individual political statements shouldn't automatically be dismissed as jokes.
• Very online: Their vocabulary, humor, references, and posting behavior are deeply rooted in forum/imageboard culture. They appear comfortable with niche in-jokes, site-specific personalities, memes, IRC culture, and intentionally stupid terminology.
• Socially curious: Despite the trolling, there's a noticeable interest in other users. They ask things like “and what do you look like,” comment on people's profile pictures, speculate about other users' personalities/sexuality, and participate in ongoing community conversations.
• Low inhibition: They seem unusually willing to publicly share whatever thought happens to cross their mind, including embarrassing, bizarre, or personal material.
• Playfully self-absorbed: The creation of a personal blog thread and the sheer volume of mundane personal updates suggest they enjoy turning their own day-to-day existence into content.
• Attention-seeking, but not necessarily malicious: A recurring pattern is saying something outrageous or absurd that is likely to generate replies. The goal seems to be amusement, recognition, or interaction rather than necessarily causing genuine harm.
• Rapidly shifting interests: They jump effortlessly between politics, games, food, sexuality, other users, memes, history, personal anecdotes, and completely nonsensical hypotheticals.
• Casual and linguistically sloppy by choice: Lowercase writing, missing punctuation, abbreviated expressions, typos, and phrases like “lol,” “kek,” “lmao,” etc. reinforce an intentionally informal persona.

Overall impression​

I'd characterize the persona as:

A hyperactive, terminally-online shitposter who uses absurdity, taboo humor, personal oversharing, and constant posting to entertain themselves and interact with the community. They're curious about other users, socially engaged despite the chaotic presentation, and seem to value spontaneity and shock value far more than seriousness or conventional decorum.

The biggest caveat is that forum posts are a performance. This tells us quite a lot about mikhal's online persona, but considerably less about their offline personality. In particular, the offensive political/sexual posts aren't enough by themselves to conclude that those represent their sincere beliefs.

 

[moidsy]

I put ALL of my 41 posts into CHATGPT and this is what it had to say:


Based solely on the posts you provided, mikhal comes across as highly impulsive, irreverent, chaotic, and deliberately provocative. The posting history suggests someone who treats the forum primarily as a place for spontaneous shitposting rather than serious discussion.

Personality profile​

• Extremely high-energy / prolific: They post constantly across many boards and frequently return to the same rant thread. Their thoughts seem to come out almost immediately, with little concern for polishing or filtering them.
• Chaotic and stream-of-consciousness: A lot of posts are essentially random thought fragments: “a burger is all i need,” “what if he turned his smile upside down,” “w,” “blog,” etc. They seem comfortable posting an idea simply because it occurred to them.
• Sreal womang shitposter mentality: Much of the humor comes from absurd hypotheticals, deliberately ridiculous premises, and escalating nonsense—particularly the repeated Claus scenarios, bizarre bodily references, and surreal questions.
• Provocative / transgressive: They clearly enjoy pushing boundaries and seeing how people react. Some posts use offensive slurs or deliberately inflammatory political/sexual material. This appears less like a consistently articulated ideology and more like edgelord humor and provocation, although individual political statements shouldn't automatically be dismissed as jokes.
• Very online: Their vocabulary, humor, references, and posting behavior are deeply rooted in forum/imageboard culture. They appear comfortable with niche in-jokes, site-specific personalities, memes, IRC culture, and intentionally stupid terminology.
• Socially curious: Despite the trolling, there's a noticeable interest in other users. They ask things like “and what do you look like,” comment on people's profile pictures, speculate about other users' personalities/sexuality, and participate in ongoing community conversations.
• Low inhibition: They seem unusually willing to publicly share whatever thought happens to cross their mind, including embarrassing, bizarre, or personal material.
• Playfully self-absorbed: The creation of a personal blog thread and the sheer volume of mundane personal updates suggest they enjoy turning their own day-to-day existence into content.
• Attention-seeking, but not necessarily malicious: A recurring pattern is saying something outrageous or absurd that is likely to generate replies. The goal seems to be amusement, recognition, or interaction rather than necessarily causing genuine harm.
• Rapidly shifting interests: They jump effortlessly between politics, games, food, sexuality, other users, memes, history, personal anecdotes, and completely nonsensical hypotheticals.
• Casual and linguistically sloppy by choice: Lowercase writing, missing punctuation, abbreviated expressions, typos, and phrases like “lol,” “kek,” “lmao,” etc. reinforce an intentionally informal persona.

Overall impression​

I'd characterize the persona as:




The biggest caveat is that forum posts are a performance. This tells us quite a lot about mikhal's online persona, but considerably less about their offline personality. In particular, the offensive political/sexual posts aren't enough by themselves to conclude that those represent their sincere beliefs.

>treats the forum primarily as a place for spontaneous shitposting rather than serious discussion.
on the forum for honest discussion? unbelievable...

 

[mikhal]

I then asked it to come up with a motto for me
This was the output:
“Think less. Post more. Regret nothing.”

 

[mikhal]

>treats the forum primarily as a place for spontaneous shitposting rather than serious discussion.
on the forum for honest discussion? unbelievable...

how else may I offend you today?

 

[mikhal]

met up with a genie and asked for 3 shirts with my profile picture on them

 

[mikhal]

fhwjeokhfeowhfnsvmnxnmvgsf37t67hfvshjklasdoa8973276dhufsahgjfshjgfgyu87t3r78gfusgydsghfyuwsfyuskjfhjkxklfsoipfu9o298o2679yokuhisuhfhksyu37y84rgyusugyfghsfu7usr37s4tygh1g12uih12u3g123gh gheyuiuhdhjduhidy7t847t4yufghjksdfgystyuifstyfsuiyfsdhgjfsdhgjfdhgfdyuifdtiyufdsyiotfytsoidtyiofuytisgkyfghsjkfghjsgkjhfskiugfuigktfsiluyfiyufiyuiuyo2

 

[mikhal]

Aura of smashing random letters and putting .onion at the end

 

[PRINCEssparkles]

I put ALL of my 41 posts into CHATGPT and this is what it had to say:


Based solely on the posts you provided, mikhal comes across as highly impulsive, irreverent, chaotic, and deliberately provocative. The posting history suggests someone who treats the forum primarily as a place for spontaneous shitposting rather than serious discussion.

Personality profile​

• Extremely high-energy / prolific: They post constantly across many boards and frequently return to the same rant thread. Their thoughts seem to come out almost immediately, with little concern for polishing or filtering them.
• Chaotic and stream-of-consciousness: A lot of posts are essentially random thought fragments: “a burger is all i need,” “what if he turned his smile upside down,” “w,” “blog,” etc. They seem comfortable posting an idea simply because it occurred to them.
• Sreal womang shitposter mentality: Much of the humor comes from absurd hypotheticals, deliberately ridiculous premises, and escalating nonsense—particularly the repeated Claus scenarios, bizarre bodily references, and surreal questions.
• Provocative / transgressive: They clearly enjoy pushing boundaries and seeing how people react. Some posts use offensive slurs or deliberately inflammatory political/sexual material. This appears less like a consistently articulated ideology and more like edgelord humor and provocation, although individual political statements shouldn't automatically be dismissed as jokes.
• Very online: Their vocabulary, humor, references, and posting behavior are deeply rooted in forum/imageboard culture. They appear comfortable with niche in-jokes, site-specific personalities, memes, IRC culture, and intentionally stupid terminology.
• Socially curious: Despite the trolling, there's a noticeable interest in other users. They ask things like “and what do you look like,” comment on people's profile pictures, speculate about other users' personalities/sexuality, and participate in ongoing community conversations.
• Low inhibition: They seem unusually willing to publicly share whatever thought happens to cross their mind, including embarrassing, bizarre, or personal material.
• Playfully self-absorbed: The creation of a personal blog thread and the sheer volume of mundane personal updates suggest they enjoy turning their own day-to-day existence into content.
• Attention-seeking, but not necessarily malicious: A recurring pattern is saying something outrageous or absurd that is likely to generate replies. The goal seems to be amusement, recognition, or interaction rather than necessarily causing genuine harm.
• Rapidly shifting interests: They jump effortlessly between politics, games, food, sexuality, other users, memes, history, personal anecdotes, and completely nonsensical hypotheticals.
• Casual and linguistically sloppy by choice: Lowercase writing, missing punctuation, abbreviated expressions, typos, and phrases like “lol,” “kek,” “lmao,” etc. reinforce an intentionally informal persona.

Overall impression​

I'd characterize the persona as:




The biggest caveat is that forum posts are a performance. This tells us quite a lot about mikhal's online persona, but considerably less about their offline personality. In particular, the offensive political/sexual posts aren't enough by themselves to conclude that those represent their sincere beliefs.

This is horrible tou should kill yourseld NOW

 

[mikhal]

This is horrible tou should kill yourseld NOW

how about... no
iceland won

 

[shekel]

I put ALL of my 41 posts into CHATGPT and this is what it had to say:


Based solely on the posts you provided, mikhal comes across as highly impulsive, irreverent, chaotic, and deliberately provocative. The posting history suggests someone who treats the forum primarily as a place for spontaneous shitposting rather than serious discussion.

Personality profile​

• Extremely high-energy / prolific: They post constantly across many boards and frequently return to the same rant thread. Their thoughts seem to come out almost immediately, with little concern for polishing or filtering them.
• Chaotic and stream-of-consciousness: A lot of posts are essentially random thought fragments: “a burger is all i need,” “what if he turned his smile upside down,” “w,” “blog,” etc. They seem comfortable posting an idea simply because it occurred to them.
• Sreal womang shitposter mentality: Much of the humor comes from absurd hypotheticals, deliberately ridiculous premises, and escalating nonsense—particularly the repeated Claus scenarios, bizarre bodily references, and surreal questions.
• Provocative / transgressive: They clearly enjoy pushing boundaries and seeing how people react. Some posts use offensive slurs or deliberately inflammatory political/sexual material. This appears less like a consistently articulated ideology and more like edgelord humor and provocation, although individual political statements shouldn't automatically be dismissed as jokes.
• Very online: Their vocabulary, humor, references, and posting behavior are deeply rooted in forum/imageboard culture. They appear comfortable with niche in-jokes, site-specific personalities, memes, IRC culture, and intentionally stupid terminology.
• Socially curious: Despite the trolling, there's a noticeable interest in other users. They ask things like “and what do you look like,” comment on people's profile pictures, speculate about other users' personalities/sexuality, and participate in ongoing community conversations.
• Low inhibition: They seem unusually willing to publicly share whatever thought happens to cross their mind, including embarrassing, bizarre, or personal material.
• Playfully self-absorbed: The creation of a personal blog thread and the sheer volume of mundane personal updates suggest they enjoy turning their own day-to-day existence into content.
• Attention-seeking, but not necessarily malicious: A recurring pattern is saying something outrageous or absurd that is likely to generate replies. The goal seems to be amusement, recognition, or interaction rather than necessarily causing genuine harm.
• Rapidly shifting interests: They jump effortlessly between politics, games, food, sexuality, other users, memes, history, personal anecdotes, and completely nonsensical hypotheticals.
• Casual and linguistically sloppy by choice: Lowercase writing, missing punctuation, abbreviated expressions, typos, and phrases like “lol,” “kek,” “lmao,” etc. reinforce an intentionally informal persona.

Overall impression​

I'd characterize the persona as:




The biggest caveat is that forum posts are a performance. This tells us quite a lot about mikhal's online persona, but considerably less about their offline personality. In particular, the offensive political/sexual posts aren't enough by themselves to conclude that those represent their sincere beliefs.

@cargo don't you have a scraper tool I can do this with somewhere?

 

[shipment]

@cargo don't you have a scraper tool I can do this with somewhere?

Hacky work-around for reactions. Lowered retry requests to one on 403 attachments for Catbox snags requests and slows down scraping as a result. Not updating the OP for this as it's experimental.
https://u.pone.rs/kvuxuwan.zip
View attachment 158065

 

[shekel]

is the icon supposed to be Claus having sex with tama

 

[mikhal]

went through puberty today
gonna sleep

 

[木制的尼尔森]

I put ALL of my 41 posts into CHATGPT and this is what it had to say:


Based solely on the posts you provided, mikhal comes across as highly impulsive, irreverent, chaotic, and deliberately provocative. The posting history suggests someone who treats the forum primarily as a place for spontaneous shitposting rather than serious discussion.

Personality profile​

• Extremely high-energy / prolific: They post constantly across many boards and frequently return to the same rant thread. Their thoughts seem to come out almost immediately, with little concern for polishing or filtering them.
• Chaotic and stream-of-consciousness: A lot of posts are essentially random thought fragments: “a burger is all i need,” “what if he turned his smile upside down,” “w,” “blog,” etc. They seem comfortable posting an idea simply because it occurred to them.
• Sreal womang shitposter mentality: Much of the humor comes from absurd hypotheticals, deliberately ridiculous premises, and escalating nonsense—particularly the repeated Claus scenarios, bizarre bodily references, and surreal questions.
• Provocative / transgressive: They clearly enjoy pushing boundaries and seeing how people react. Some posts use offensive slurs or deliberately inflammatory political/sexual material. This appears less like a consistently articulated ideology and more like edgelord humor and provocation, although individual political statements shouldn't automatically be dismissed as jokes.
• Very online: Their vocabulary, humor, references, and posting behavior are deeply rooted in forum/imageboard culture. They appear comfortable with niche in-jokes, site-specific personalities, memes, IRC culture, and intentionally stupid terminology.
• Socially curious: Despite the trolling, there's a noticeable interest in other users. They ask things like “and what do you look like,” comment on people's profile pictures, speculate about other users' personalities/sexuality, and participate in ongoing community conversations.
• Low inhibition: They seem unusually willing to publicly share whatever thought happens to cross their mind, including embarrassing, bizarre, or personal material.
• Playfully self-absorbed: The creation of a personal blog thread and the sheer volume of mundane personal updates suggest they enjoy turning their own day-to-day existence into content.
• Attention-seeking, but not necessarily malicious: A recurring pattern is saying something outrageous or absurd that is likely to generate replies. The goal seems to be amusement, recognition, or interaction rather than necessarily causing genuine harm.
• Rapidly shifting interests: They jump effortlessly between politics, games, food, sexuality, other users, memes, history, personal anecdotes, and completely nonsensical hypotheticals.
• Casual and linguistically sloppy by choice: Lowercase writing, missing punctuation, abbreviated expressions, typos, and phrases like “lol,” “kek,” “lmao,” etc. reinforce an intentionally informal persona.

Overall impression​

I'd characterize the persona as:




The biggest caveat is that forum posts are a performance. This tells us quite a lot about mikhal's online persona, but considerably less about their offline personality. In particular, the offensive political/sexual posts aren't enough by themselves to conclude that those represent their sincere beliefs.

ChatGPT doesn't know this is a forum for free thinkers