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[[Image:Blogger-comment.png|thumb|"Comments" are an integral feature of many blogs such as [[Blogger]].]]
[[Image:Blogger-comment.png|thumb|"Comments" are an integral feature of many blogs such as [[Blogger]].]]
[[Image:Livejournal comment.gif|thumb|[[LiveJournal]] allows you to post replies directly from your mailbox.]]
[[Image:Livejournal comment.gif|thumb|[[LiveJournal]] allows you to post replies directly from your mailbox.]]
Comments are most commonly found on the debris fields of trolled [[16-year-old girl]] LJ, [[bebo]] and Myspace users. They are the critical tools at the hands of [[fucktard]] Internet users who try to be deep whilst being unique and having a username that utterly enrages the intelligent or encyclopaedic user. It is believed the comment is the source of power for internets [[drama]] and [[whores]] in general. With each comment they receive, their ability to whine, bitch, and moan about anything is proven to increase exponentially. This is a very frightening thing, and often a good source of [[lulz]].
 
'''Comments''' are most commonly found on the debris fields of trolled [[16-year-old girl]] [[Livejournal|LJ]], [[bebo]] and [[Myspace]] users. They are the critical tools at the hands of [[fucktard]] Internet users who try to be deep while being unique and having a username that utterly enrages the intelligent or encyclopaedic user. It is believed the comment is the source of power for internets [[drama]] and [[whores]] in general. With each comment they receive, their ability to whine, bitch, and moan about anything is proven to increase exponentially. This is a very frightening thing, and often a good source of [[lulz]].
 
== Sites where you can post comments ==
 
{{main|Portal:Sites}}
 
* [[List of *chan boards|*chan]]
* [[DeviantART]]
* [[Facebook]]
* [[Fanfiction.net]]
* <s>[[Goatse.cx]]</s> Deleted, too eye-opening for the internets. [[RIP]] :(
* [[Instagram]]
* [[KnowYourMeme]]
* [[Pr0n|Pornhub]]
* [[Twitter]] (this one is "[[Autistic|special]]" and calls their comments, "[[Featherfag|Tweets]]").
* [[YouTube]]


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Latest revision as of 13:33, 14 January 2017

"Comments" are an integral feature of many blogs such as Blogger.
LiveJournal allows you to post replies directly from your mailbox.

Comments are most commonly found on the debris fields of trolled 16-year-old girl LJ, bebo and Myspace users. They are the critical tools at the hands of fucktard Internet users who try to be deep while being unique and having a username that utterly enrages the intelligent or encyclopaedic user. It is believed the comment is the source of power for internets drama and whores in general. With each comment they receive, their ability to whine, bitch, and moan about anything is proven to increase exponentially. This is a very frightening thing, and often a good source of lulz.

Sites where you can post comments

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