Encyclopedia Dramatica 

Basically the asshole of the Internet. Right between [4chan] (the left butt cheek) and [Omegle] (the right butt cheek)

The average Encyclopedia Dramatica article:
<Insert name of random person here> likes sucking dicks and eating shit for breakfast.

Encyclopedia Dramatica by NukeMap111 October 1, 2013

Encyclopedia Dramatica 

Basically the even more uncivilized version of Urban Dictionary. It is hidden in the deep dark evil depths of the internet. God have mercy if you stumble upon this evil.

Encyclopedia Dramatica proves how terrible the human race is.

Encyclopedia Dramatica by TheNerdyResponder December 9, 2014

Encyclopedia Dramatica 

Where facts die, and stereotypes lie.

Encyclopedia Dramatica.

Encyclopedia Dramatica by Enterweb May 28, 2006

Encyclopedia Dramatica 

Encyclopedia Dramatica is a site run by middle aged men and 13 year old boys that were banned off of 4Chan, cried rivers of tears, and made ED to feel "special" and "different from 4chan". It's a site that specializes in ridiculing people and making articles about old memes. Most of the time, it tries to be funny but fails..HARD. It's a site so poor, it needs to leech money off it's own members in order to survive. It just shows that it's a terrible site that can't even run itself efficiently. It's nice to browse once in a while, but it sucks to be a member.

Encyclopedia Dramatica:Donations nao?
Everyone else: NO!

Insert topic here is a autistic, retarded faggot who thinks he ownz teh internetz. You can help by raeping him up the ass.

Encyclopedia Dramatica by HalcyHatesTrollsDespiteBeing1 December 5, 2011

Encyclopedia Dramatica 

Encyclopedia Dramatica was a website meant to chronicle memes, LiveJournal bullshit and 4chan related events. In the years following its founding in 2004, the site became a notorious cesspit of admin brown nosing, childish name calling, racism, and spiteful, obsessive trolling that often spilled into real life, and ruined many people's lives (deserved or not) in the name of "lulz".

EDiots (members of the site) were whiny /b/tard wannabes, they saw themselves as Internet Police, enforcing their vision of conformity (being a 16 year old L33T EP1C W1N H4XX0R!!11eleven) with the threat of being made fun of (this, ironically, under the guise of "free speech").

Their idiotic quest for "LULZ" and "GRAET JUSTICE!!1" only served to ruin all those hilarious, weird and disgusting things that ED was supposedly meant to celebrate. Hilariously stupid people would see the ED page about themselves, get offended, close up shop and leave their Deviantart/Youtube/Facebook forever, where's the fun in that?

In 2011, the site collapsed from a lack of money (because nobody wanted to fund it). Now pages from ED redirect to a SFW Tumblr based blog. It sucks, but at least it isn't pure cancer like ED.

Encyclopedia Dramatica dead? And nothing of value was lost...

Encyclopedia Dramatica by Hardblow May 8, 2011

Encyclopedia Dramatica 

Quite possibly the dumbest website ever. The editors over there think they're cool because they hate everything, when really, they're just pissed cause they got kicked off of /b/. Is never taken seriously, and is mocked by the people who read it. Unfortunately, the writers take it VERY seriously, and it's SERIOUS BUSINESS if you dare insult them.

Encyclopedia Dramatica is for the very people they claim to hate: thirteen year old boys.

How do you get kicked off of /b/? Seriously?

Encyclopedia Dramatica by Lady Alzers April 12, 2011

encyclopedia dramatica 

If /b/ is where scum of the earth gathers, Encyclopedia Dramatica is where their manure agregates.

The playground of twisted minds with no auto-censoreship. This is a warning - don't go there (and I'm not remotely kidding as anyone who's been there will tell you).

On the surface, Encyclopedia Dramatica looks like a nice way to find meme origins, but click on any other link, and you risk any innocence you might have - you may soon become unable to regain your humanity or sanity again.

encyclopedia dramatica by someman7 June 8, 2010