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[[Image:Awesome.png|thumb|right|Standard awesome image. If you don't know what it means, gb2/gaia/.]]
[[Image:Awesome.png|thumb|right|Standard awesome image. If you don't know what it means, gb2/gaia/.]]


An image with a long, murky history with [[4chan]] and Something Awful. Popular with probably every board, including /tg/. In its primordial roots, it was created on a pokemon board, of all places, before being stolen and re-appropriated by the goons.
An image with a long, murky history with [[4chan]] and Something Awful. Popular with probably every board, including /tg/. In its primordial roots, it was created on a pokemon board (Pokemopolis), of all places, as a Koffing edit before being stolen and re-appropriated by the goons.


If someone replies to your post with this image attached, he is essentially saying something along the lines of "fuck you" or "you're a fucking retard". This person is probably correct, since the purpose of /tg/ is /to generate/ [[RAGE]].
If someone replies to your post with this image attached, he is essentially saying something along the lines of "fuck you" or "you're a fucking retard". This person is probably correct, since the purpose of /tg/ is /to generate/ [[RAGE]].

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Standard awesome image. If you don't know what it means, gb2/gaia/.

An image with a long, murky history with 4chan and Something Awful. Popular with probably every board, including /tg/. In its primordial roots, it was created on a pokemon board (Pokemopolis), of all places, as a Koffing edit before being stolen and re-appropriated by the goons.

If someone replies to your post with this image attached, he is essentially saying something along the lines of "fuck you" or "you're a fucking retard". This person is probably correct, since the purpose of /tg/ is /to generate/ RAGE.

Vecna is the primary example of awesome in D&D, since he's the batman wizard who broke the game so hard in 2nd edition, that he caused the edition change to 3rd. He avoids mary suedom primarily by being awesome, and by ultimately losing, though he had a partial success since he ultimately went from demigod to lesser god.

In 40k, the biggest examples of awesome are Kharn the Betrayer and the Astral Knights.

In fantasy, he biggest example of awesome is the Gorehunt tribe.

If you play 40K, draw this face on your blast templates for lulz.

External Links

ED's awesome article, featuring XBAWKS HEUG gallery of Awesome mutations

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