The biggest silver lining to all of this is Arby's reaction:

Thanks for the new shopping list! Although my wife definitely won't thank you . . .

Intimidator will likely stay on my self as my "Menasor" but I'm still gonna pick up the Combiner Wars as it has a weird kind of charm to it despite the flaws.

I think we all know the answer is because they are terrible people. I know that some people, especially when they are teens, think it's funny to piss lots of people off. It's not. They're just making the world a little worse.

You know what else would stop attacks like this? People not being dicks. Or said dicks finding something else better to do with their time.

This is like someone breaking into an art gallery and then, when ordinary people can't go to the gallery for 2 months because it's being repaired, claiming they just did it "to show that the owners should invest in some better security".

You mean FDR's famous line

Winston Churchill's famous line, "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself" couldn't be more relevant.

For a long time, this was all just some fun daily gossip to distract us from all the horrible things happening in the world. I don't know anyone who said, "Well, now that I know how Channing Tatum handles his emails, perhaps it's time to start taking North Korea more seriously as a global power." So the hackers…

I liked the message of the episode, which seems to have passed over the heads of a lot of people. The idea that commenting on things and being all mad or hating on things only serves to increase the popularity of the thing by increasing exposure. "It's not about content anymore, it's about the comments." It's true,…

You know you are going overboard when even Godzilla is appalled.

I really dislike the dude, but that was a pretty tasteless way to put it.

So much douchebaggery in one comment. Not a fan of him but wow man, just wow.

15. Xenogears

This is not the droid you're looking for. I don't know what droid it IS, but it's clearly not R2D2.

I'm totally OK if this comment section becomes solely Tosh-bashing.

Ah yes, the old chestnut of nonverbal communication :)

They don't make 'em like they used to: