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03-27-09, 10:22 PM
One who changes the lightbulb and posts in Foo saying that it has been swapped.
Fourteen who have made similar experiences and give their advice on how he could've done it differently.
Seven who remind people of the dangers of changing lightbulbs.
One nut job who claims to know the guy who invented the lightbulb.
Eight who point out the spelling and grammatical errors in the previous posts.
Twelve who flame the previous eight as grammar nazis and claim that they are arrogant *******s.
Twenty-five who point out the mistakes in the hate posts.
Six people who argue if it's "Lightbulb" or "Lamp".
Three elder members who know that the discussion happened years ago, quote people that nobody else knows, and claim that the OP just copied the whole thing to have as successful of a thread as the guy from back then.
Two who work in the lamp business and correct the people, saying it is, in fact, a lightbulb.
Thirty-two people who let everyone know that the discussion doesn't belong in off topic, and that it should've been posted in media.
Nine people who log in under troll gimmicks and attack the posts of their favorite forum enemies to discredit them.
Four friends/people who feel sympathy with the attacked members who call the trolls a bunch of cowards who don't have the guts to show themselves, and let people know who they think they are.
One who recommends fixing the lightbulb in the future.
Seven mechanics who jump in on the discussion and discuss how that would work.
Three who find electric light irritating and recommend the use of candles.
Two who mean that the broken bulb was brought by by a higher might and that it would be heresay to fix or exchange it.
Eight who, within and hour, post 50 times. They all have the same opinion, but they keep talking around each other.
Seven who only became attentive of the thread because of the large number of posts. They only read the last 2 comments and decide to get in on the hot debate.
Nine who tell the previous seven that everything has already been said in the thread.
Two who say that the previous posters are not above kindergarten level because they just start posting without an idea of what's actually happening.
One lurking member who finds the post in the archives six months later and starts the whole thing again...
Fourteen who have made similar experiences and give their advice on how he could've done it differently.
Seven who remind people of the dangers of changing lightbulbs.
One nut job who claims to know the guy who invented the lightbulb.
Eight who point out the spelling and grammatical errors in the previous posts.
Twelve who flame the previous eight as grammar nazis and claim that they are arrogant *******s.
Twenty-five who point out the mistakes in the hate posts.
Six people who argue if it's "Lightbulb" or "Lamp".
Three elder members who know that the discussion happened years ago, quote people that nobody else knows, and claim that the OP just copied the whole thing to have as successful of a thread as the guy from back then.
Two who work in the lamp business and correct the people, saying it is, in fact, a lightbulb.
Thirty-two people who let everyone know that the discussion doesn't belong in off topic, and that it should've been posted in media.
Nine people who log in under troll gimmicks and attack the posts of their favorite forum enemies to discredit them.
Four friends/people who feel sympathy with the attacked members who call the trolls a bunch of cowards who don't have the guts to show themselves, and let people know who they think they are.
One who recommends fixing the lightbulb in the future.
Seven mechanics who jump in on the discussion and discuss how that would work.
Three who find electric light irritating and recommend the use of candles.
Two who mean that the broken bulb was brought by by a higher might and that it would be heresay to fix or exchange it.
Eight who, within and hour, post 50 times. They all have the same opinion, but they keep talking around each other.
Seven who only became attentive of the thread because of the large number of posts. They only read the last 2 comments and decide to get in on the hot debate.
Nine who tell the previous seven that everything has already been said in the thread.
Two who say that the previous posters are not above kindergarten level because they just start posting without an idea of what's actually happening.
One lurking member who finds the post in the archives six months later and starts the whole thing again...