Thank you, Ryan S.

I think my point has been proven.

*takes a bow*

However, if you want an answer, you post reams and reams of useless claptrap, unnecessary verbiage, and words for the sake of words. Hardly anyone reads your long comments, and those who do quickly come to the conclusion that you are simply commenting for the sake of reading your own words.

You claim to challenge pervading opinions, but your arguments are straw men. I don't bother commenting about others who may be offensive, not because I agree with any opinion, but because they at least put something up that is of interest, and not merely bafflegab. I believe you are trying to conduct some private social experiment, or you are crying out desperately for attention.

I don't believe you espouse the ideas you put forth, and as others have found, you simply argue for the sake of arguing. You concede nothing, because the topic is immaterial to you. To you, "the play's the thing" (Shakespeare).

Try to shorten your debates, and you may become acceptable. To be completely frank, I don't bother with your long posts, and I barely read the one you just addressed to me.

Your shorter comments have actually been way more effective, like the first one about the Victorian hotties - but then you couldn't stop.

Like the old Proverb says, "Whatever you do, do it in moderation".

Oh, I should probably say something about the topic. Um, you can hardly call it a debate when they're just saying whatever makes them sound the most open-minded to the judges, without actually committing to much. Pretty painful to watch.

So someone with a camera filming their kid's graduation got their shot ruined, and it's in Morse code anyway, so nobody understood it.

His famous line is "It's a trap," but the kid needs to learn to enunciate.

Yeah, Schrodinger's Cat all over again.

Does the sound actually exist, even when it's recorded, until someone actually hears it?

That basically makes the whole argument flawed. This sort of humour is cute, I suppose, but doomed from the start.

Would have been more fun if she found their skeletons.

Are there two Ryan S's? One with short answers, and then one with verbal diarrhea?

It's deja vu all over again.

That was a pretty boring list. And what isn't there to criticize about the Star Wars prequels? You could choose any of the actors in that train wreck except for Ewan, who did a bang-up job.

Gotta love the pose in the first picture. Classic Hercules vs Antaeus style.

That's what I wondered. What kind of documentary is this?

"Look at my painted face. And my cats. They sit on my arms. Wooooo...."

If that's all he does is wave cats around and get into arguments, how does he make enough to survive?

What if Sergeant Schultz had created Doctor Who?

Yeah, Nick. I don't wanna see the baby attached to that!

Another proud Facebook profile pic moment.

Man, I went to the site, and it is garbage. The site highlighting these "great resumes" is horrible and difficult to navigate. The resumes shown are busy beyond belief. The information provided is unprofessional, crowded, and irrelevant. For a designer to present that mish-mash as her resume is laughable.

It's not a question of being "fun" when you're looking for a job. This resume is destined to go straight from the envelope to the recycle bin. That's not "hater" talk - that's realistic.

I could barely read the excerpt. "If you have the attention span of an e coli"? How about if you find it difficult to read mind-numbing claptrap? Can you skip to the bootm, too?