Verticle Media

/b/tard: an internet anthology series

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/b/tard is a darkly funny sci-fi/horror anthology where classic internet memes become literal forces: cursed links, looping songs, viral catchphrases, and pixel cats that rewrite physics and memory. Expect nostalgia, twists, and big digital energy, plus the creeping question: what if the forum is more real than reality?

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Verticle Media

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Último episódio

12 de jan de 2026

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Episódios

Thread 000002 - So I Heard You Like… 12.01.2026

"So I Heard You Like..." follows Nate Cho, a UX researcher working on a “Web 2.0 Museum,” an institutional attempt to package early internet culture into something safe, navigable, and fundable. Nate’s days are spent running usability tests, extracting “authentic” artifacts from old forums, and watching his manager Marcy take credit for his insights while sanding down anything messy or u...

Thread 000001 - Longcat is Longer than Forever 05.01.2026

Welcome to our inaugural episode of /b/tard , our internet anthology series! "Longcat Is Longer Than Forever" is a contemporary cosmic-horror short story that fuses internet folklore, observational science, and existential dread into a single, unsettling narrative about what happens when collective attention begins to warp reality itself. Lara, an underpaid astronomer working the graveya...

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