>>384327693
Old ads always have a bit of funniness to them, because ads are infused with norms, expectations and wants of the time, many of which change heavily and may look weird in hindsight.
But it's also interesting to see what stayed the same, like basic human needs such as food and sex.

>>384328128
If you already have VR, trying only costs your time and maybe hurt feelings.

People tend to be a lot nicer ingame than on 4chan, though, because seeing the other person in 3D feels a lot more face-to-face than text.

>>384326390
Imagine going onto 4chan of all places to attempt ridiculing people for a lack of physical prowess when running out of arguments, and engaging in fantasies of violence about the other poster because we all know that, due everyone being anonymous, you have no way of ever reaching him. 

Now THAT'S some actual loser behaviour.