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The story
In a freewheeling chat thread on 5ch’s “Anything Goes Live” board, the conversation drifted from baseball talk about a supposed “true successor to Fujinami” showing up at Osaka Toin High School, to a generational argument over whether 1980 counts as “the old days” or “recent,” to a jobless cooking enthusiast’s bold declaration that “Italian food is low-tier.” A history-trivia tangent about whether alcohol existed before Islam banned it also popped up, keeping the thread lively without ever settling on one topic.
What people said
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Thread started by bon-bro ✋🥴 (pffffft, brrrrrrip! splorch splorch splorch!)
I'd guess alcohol's been around since the Stone Age
what's with this guy 👊😅👊 what, what lol
Background and Talking Points
The “Anything Goes Live” board, where chat threads like this are the norm, branched off from the news-ticker boards and has a culture where participants toss out whatever topic comes to mind with no fixed theme. This thread’s jump from baseball to generational debates to food culture to religious history is a textbook example of that style. Fujinami, invoked here as the benchmark for a “true successor,” is a pitcher out of Osaka Toin High School known since his teens for his powerful arm, and his name has become a go-to compliment for sizing up promising younger players. The question of whether 1980 feels “old” or “recent” is also a classic topic for an anonymous board with a mixed-age crowd, where it’s less about the actual year and more about how hard it is to gauge how long ago something really was. As for the claim that Italian food is inferior, that’s just one person’s personal taste talking — it shouldn’t be taken as an objective verdict on the cuisine itself.
*This article is excerpted and summarized from the 5ch (Anything Goes Live) thread “Chinri-mama, I Really Like You 🏡.”
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