Cuánto Cabrón
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About
Cuánto Cabrón is a Spanish-language Internet humor website that primarily features posts including rage comics. The site has been credited with popularizing rage comics in the Spanish-speaking web.
History
The site was launched as an offshoot of the Spanish demotivational poster site Cuánta Razón[5] in November of 2010, after noticing an increase in demand for rage comics known as “viñetas” in Spanish. The website is part of the Memondo Network,[7] a Spanish-language network of websites similar to Cheezburger in the United States.
Reception
Cuánto Cabrón has been the target of raids by users of other websites. In April of 2012, users from the rival Spanish-language site Forocoches[4] spammed rage comic submissions featuring their own original memes and rage faces, including “Valla no me lo experaba” (shown below).
Users from the Spanish imageboard Ñchan have spammed gore images on Cuánto Cabrón, to which Cuánto Cabrón retaliated by using DDoS attacks against Ñchan.
Related Memes
Several Spanish-language memes have originated on Cuánto Cabrón, including That’s Suspicious, Feel Like a Ninja, and The Observer.
Nothing to Do Here / Jet Pack Guy
Nothing To Do Here is a catchphrase associated with the rage comic character Jet Pack Guy, who is shown escaping awkward or difficult situations by flying away with his jet pack. The first example was created by the Cuánto Cabrón user premutos on April 21st, 2011.
Feel Like a Sir
Feel Like a Sir, also known as “like a sir”, is a catchphrase and rage comic character used to convey elegance, wealth and class. It is associated with Victorian styles like wearing a top hat, monocle or various types of mustaches, similar to characters portrayed in Verbose Memes image macros. The first example was created by Cuánto Cabrón user wberryon March 24th, 2011. The character was used as the logo of a computer hacking group known as LulzSec, who conducted a series of high-profile attacks on government and commercial websites in May of 2011.
You Win This Time!
You Win This Time! is a rage comic character used to reluctantly or angrily admit defeat. The original was created by Cuánto Cabrón user jcs on February 11th, 2011.
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[1]Funnyjunk – Funnyjunk vs Cuantocabron comp
[2]Absurdérrimo – Cuánto Cabrón es una puta mierda
[3]Cuánto Cabrón – Acerca de Cuantocabron.com
[4]No me lo experaba blog – Trolleada a CuantoCabrón
[7]3DJuegeos – Redes e Internet
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Bopnan
As an usual visitor on Cuanto Cabron, I must say that the page now is a piece of shit. When it began last year, was really good and funny. Now the page is full of faggots that think that the only memes on internet are the Rage Comics ones. And the forced memes are the worst I’ve ever seen (worst than Milhouse).
The thing I hate the most is that there are more faggots on Taringa that post those unfunny comics, filling Taringa with more crap.
PD: Sorry for my bad english, I’m argentinian.
Pawz Koinu
9GAG of latin america
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