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Original Poster
OP (also know as faggot) is an abbreviation for Original Poster, AKA the asshole who got there first. Used most commonly on #chan boards and forums, the quality of a thread usually balances upon the OP's ability to generate drama and/or interest in whatever bullshit he's yelling into cybarspace, although occasionally Anonymous just grabs something by the scrotum and runs with it. A thread that snowballs into win can often give an OP unwarranted self-importance, leading to faggotry and/or lulz if they attempt to take credit for the hard work of legion.
If a thread is fail, most people will blame the OP by posting tautological statements and FAIL macros. While this does nothing to improve thread quality, it does make everyone feel good about themselves and, hopefully, makes the OP feel bad for posting stupid shit. Interesting note - 99.9% of the threads on #chan boards are fail.
Original Posters are always men, no matter how convincing the b00bs nor the accuracy of the date written around their nipples.
How to Deal With a Lame OP
- Incessantly contradict them and LOL at their defense
- Trump them with in b4
- Pics or it didn't happen
- Bel-air their copypasta
- Epic fail guy
- Post CP (instantly shuts down a thread unless Moot is off at Mootixico)
- Change thread's direction with pr0n, Caturday, or politi-faggotry
- Sage them
- Post pain series for great justice
- Duckroll them
- Rickroll them
- Goreflood them
- Tits/dick or GTFO
- Call him a fag
- Have buttsecks with his mother.
Pics to help you deal with a lame OP
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Sometimes it sucks to be OP
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Monty telling it like it is
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Whoops.
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Wild FAGGOT appeared!
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A 13th century academic, detailing how OP is a faggot.
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A delicious cake made for OP.
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OP almost delivers, but the fire department ruins it all.]]
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OP Sports: Dildo Archery!
See Also
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Languages and Dialects • Grammar, Punctuation, Spelling, Style, and Usage • Rhetorical Strategies • Poetry •
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