That damn "S" strikes again!

IguanasAreCool said:
That damn "S" strikes again!

That S is something like a meme from, like, 1995. Us kids used to draw it in bathrooms, desks, and books. I don't remember what the meaning was, if there ever was one.

I think it was just popular because it was something really simple to draw that came out perfectly symmetrical and mirrored on both ends if you did it right

Those are either some tiny cubicles or really tall guys

Glory holes:the hottest thing that nobody would dare do irl

NotActuallyHere said:
That S is something like a meme from, like, 1995. Us kids used to draw it in bathrooms, desks, and books. I don't remember what the meaning was, if there ever was one.

I think it was just popular because it was something really simple to draw that came out perfectly symmetrical and mirrored on both ends if you did it right

Does it even have an official name?

SenorSnout said:
...Thanks for that info literally no one asked for, dude.

Thanks for the response literally no one asked for, dude

tehgamez said:
Thanks for the response literally no one asked for, dude

Fuck me for providing insight, amirite? :3

Deerwolf-Jack said:
Does it even have an official name?

I'm sorry, I do not remember xP

NotActuallyHere said:
Fuck me for providing insight, amirite? :3

Yeah, some of us appreciate context youre good.

Back on topic, this is really hot.

Tinyvin said:
Glory holes:the hottest thing that nobody would dare do irl

They are actually quite fun... if done carefully and correctly... quite fun

When your friend is so funny, he won't even stop telling you good jokes in the restroom.

Amaster said:
When your friend is so funny, he won't even stop telling you good jokes in the restroom.

Thank you, was looking for that one!

IguanasAreCool said:
That damn "S" strikes again!

NotActuallyHere said:
That S is something like a meme from, like, 1995. Us kids used to draw it in bathrooms, desks, and books. I don't remember what the meaning was, if there ever was one.

I think it was just popular because it was something really simple to draw that came out perfectly symmetrical and mirrored on both ends if you did it right

We may never know, However we do know where we saw it thoughout history. The "Cool S", also known as the "Stüssy S", "Super S", "Superman S", "Pointy S", "Graffiti S", "The S Factor", "Universal S", and many other names, is a graffiti sign in popular culture that is typically doodled on children's notebooks or graffitied on walls. The exact origin of the "Cool S" is unknown. But i think it dates way back to or even before 1939 as it was found in a 1939 drawing book.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQdxHi4_Pvc
Heres a good video on it.

lunatic_lizzie said:
Does it even have an official name?

I've heard people refer to it as the "Superman S" which I'd say is fairly accurate