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Originally Posted by harrybeanbag 
Exactly. I've noticed this on quite a few other message boards as well.
One only needs to look so far as the popularity of LOLcats to see that the internet jumped the shark a while back.
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Exactly. It wasn't always easy to find something via the World Wide Web in 1995, but normally when you did the conversation was the real deal. Things continued improving, but once the Internet community exploded things started to change for the worse.
Something happened to me today that pretty much sums up Internet 2008: A friend asked me to go watch a clip on Youtube from an episode of Family Guy. I don't watch the show, but she told me it would convert me. Fine. I went to Youtube to watch the stolen feed of the substandard TV show and found that there were ten pages for this clip. I clicked on the first one and instead of said Family Guy episode, I get video of some kid playing Halo 3 while making piss poor jokes. He titled his video game clip after an episode of Family Guy from two weeks ago knowing it would get hits. Joke's on me.
So now I am sitting at my computer wondering how the fuck I went from being a productive member of society to chasing episodes of a TV show I don't like online and then watching an unrelated XBox clip made by a kid. Fuck you Internet.
If anyone needs me I'll be in the corner playing with my abacus. My new motto is: "Luddite is alriiight."