Most Common Comment

[Hikikomori Ookami]

Lately it seems like my comments keep coming back to how much "love" I have for downloadable content and how much I miss buying a console or a game that was, more or less, complete until a sequel or updated version (Playstation to PS1) came out. So, my fellow Escapists, when you reply to a thread where do your comments inevitably lead?

 

[Jedoro]

It's usually something in the realm of violence, for me

 

[bodyklok]

According to Godwins law, all conversations on the internet eventually lead to Hitler and the Nazis.

 

[ghalkhsdkssakgh]

Most common comment I've seen is FIRST!!!!! Although mainly on Yahtzee's videos.

 

[Omikron009]

Most common comment I've seen is FIRST!!!!! Although mainly on Yahtzee's videos.

Whenever I see the comments for one of Yahtzee's videos the first few are always just like "so and so was banned for his post." It's pretty funny.

 

[similar.squirrel]

Stating my opinion and implying that it's quite worthless. Which it usually is.

 

[AboveUp]

SNIP

THIS!


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Except I use a few more words to stray away from one word quote posts.

 

[AkJay]

The most common i've seen in general is "Use the Search Bar"

As for me personally, probably "Second." in which i mean to say that i agree with someone when i qoute them *it's meant to be the voice of Scruff the Janitor in Futurama when he says "Second."*

 

[CoverYourHead]

Something short expressing an opinion that someone probably already stated in a much more elegant and interesting way.

I'm quite boring.

 

[nathan-dts]

According to God Wins law, all things on the internet lead to Hitler and the Nazis.

Is it not Godwin? Wasn't that the name of the guy?

 

[cleverlymadeup]

According to God Wins law, all things on the internet lead to Hitler and the Nazis.

it's Godwin's not God Wins, it's named after Mike Godwin who made the law

and the law states that as a usenet conversation grows longer, the probability of a comparison to Hitler and the Nazis approach 1"

as for me my comments it depends on the topic of where they go

 

[bodyklok]

According to God Wins law, all things on the internet lead to Hitler and the Nazis.

Is it not Godwin? Wasn't that the name of the guy?

According to God Wins law, all things on the internet lead to Hitler and the Nazis.

it's Godwin's not God Wins, it's named after Mike Godwin who made the law

and the law states that as a usenet conversation grows longer, the probability of a comparison to Hitler and the Nazis approach 1"

as for me my comments it depends on the topic of where they go

I thought that's what it was, I wasn't quite sure though. But Jesus, you don't have to enforce it Nazis. Thanks anyway.

 

[megapenguinx]

Usually it depends on the forum and the topic of the thread. If the topic is of low quality, posts will generally bash the OP for several things.
My posts usually are just whatever is on my mind at that time. So reading them back I sound like a schizophrenic person because of how much my tone changes in a short amount of time.

 

[BuckminsterF]

Richard Feynman

 

[leviathanmisha]

Most of my comments have a hidden, (or not so hidden), Hetalia reference...cause all shall become one with Russia.