“This. Fucking. Bitch” first surfaced on 4chan’s famous /b/ threads. On November 10th, 2013, an Anon posted in a thread originally posted to bring notice to a facebook rant, where a user was tainting the use of soldiers to invade other countries. The facebook user, named “Peachless Slattery” wrote on her wall during Veterans day:
When the topic of discussion was a serious note, when the anon posted this soon-to-be famous copy pasta, the post received numerous of replies, majoring in angry protests, and some agreements.
The following day, the pasta was posted yet again, but this time as a thread. Numerous newfags replied with hateful comments, yet some still agreement. Anons from the previous thread on the 10th, where the pasta was born, went along with it. Replying in major agreement, and even chipping their own version of pasta as well.
November 12th, two days after the surfacing of the new pasta, marked the first real trolling. When the pasta was threaded into a completely off-topic subject, the posting anon received a glamorous array of angry newfags.
The pasta also raised a new hate for Americans among the foreign anons crawling /b/. Whenever posted, the pasta usually recieves an overwhelming amount of hate towards the citizens of the United States. Confirming to be a successful pasta, newfags continue to fall for the trap.
In the early morning of November 13th, an anon posted the first version of “This. Fucking. Bitch” pasta with a different message. Rewording it, the anon made it a rant towards console-fags. Claiming to be the P.C. master race. In reply, hundreds of angry console-fags, unknowing to the pasta, typed away angrily and sent their hate towards OP. However, little did they know, they were some of the first to fall victim to this newborn pasta.
Although the copy-pasta usually includes an image of a bitch.jpg, some have taken it upon themselves to unleash the pasta in threads about men. Changing the first three lines to: “This. Fucking. Man.”, although it’s scarce and not as meaningful.
It’s unknown whether or not the anon who first surfaced the pasta meant to make it a widespread of trolling, or he was sincere. He, confirming it was him although the lack of ID’s cannot proof it was in fact him, continued to respond to the angry protesters against him.