A Funny :D

[angiepen]

OK, the title of this is If YouTube Comments Met Real Life Situations, but you see the same exact crap other places online, including here on LJ, especially in the larger-audience areas like LJ News, and any community which attracts hordes of teenagers (of whatever chronological age). The situation is a business meeting with some guy trying to

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[illuminated_sin]

LMFAO!! XD XD XD

::is snorting from laughing so hard::

OMG, I so needed this. I was feeling sad and I watched this and I feel a little better. Thanks for posting it.

::hugs you::

::goes off to watch it again::

[angiepen]

You're welcome, hon. Glad the timing worked out for you. :D

Angie

[nurseowens]

This is a real pick-me-upper.
So so so funny!

Too bad the people who really make these comments won't 'get' it.

And I agree about the spammers, but waht made me pee my pants was the 'read me' code the guy held up at the spammers!

[angiepen]

No, I doubt the morons who scramble to post "FIRST!!!" etc. would get it. [wry smile]

And yeah, the capcha code was great -- I loved the female spammer who exploded when he asked her to read it. [snicker]

Thanks!

Angie

[kitty_trio]

Excellent love!! Thanks so much for sharing. The exploding spammer, priceless! (And it's sad to say I recognize a friend or two's commenting habits)

[angiepen]

Welcome, hon. :D

Angie

[foxrafer]

This is absolutely hysterical. I think they captured all the inane comments you see on those posts. I wish the people who do this were all teenagers but I have a feeling they're not.

Thanks for sharing this. It's fantastic.

[angiepen]

Not chronologically, maybe, but I firmly believe that all the people who do that sort of thing are emotionally adolescents, no matter how many birthdays they've had. :P

And you're welcome. :D

Angie