You can, you just have to go into an article (ANY article) and scroll down to the comments section. It'll list the commentors in your My Disquis tab. I know it's an extra step, but if you're hanging out reading articles regularly, you should see when people comment on your posts.

Voted! Mmmmm, feels good. I love that the Podmass is in the running now, too, since podcasts are currently my main source of entertainment (damn my desk job to hell). Good Jesus, what did people at desks do all day with their time before podcasts and the internet?

Yeah, it got my bullshito meter going as well.
Also, even if it were true, dying doesn't give you the right to be an asshole.

Luckily, in the future the robots will simply blend your DNA with that of the most genetically compatible mate, and your gene-spawn will be born in the nutritional goo and cared for by the nannybots before being put to work. No muss, no fuss!

Snarking the lack of ability to understand snark. Snarkseption.

As a hopeful writer, I can't help but feel that a person's written work is up for grabs once they're dead. If you don't want your stories published, burn them and delete them before you go.

Bring back the cravat and vest ensemble! Less death, more suave!

And Lo, Biggus Disqus DID doubt the word of our LORD. "Is there not a more verifiable text?" He cried unto the Internet. "I need more proof of Basanga's superiority!"

Sportsfans, stop praying. Your god has only one favorite team - Basanga of The Democratic Republic of Congo. Beware those who go against them.

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You know, as awful as Hans turned out to be, I still don't consider him the main villain, any more than I consider the diplomat from Weaselton to be the villain. Hans was just an opportunistic jerk who took advantage of the ladies due to the crappy situation that fear of Elsa's powers got them in to. Fear was…

I saw Frozen, which I thoroughly enjoyed. I feel that, story-wise, it hit me better than Tangled. The idea of Elsa's power being out of control due to fear and repression was a pretty great way to create an essentially villain-less feature.

Don Cheadle's bankable, right?

I can't think of a better format for your friend's deep psychological problems than a Comedy Central laugh-riot show.

Good point.

A friend of mine's father ended up in an institution because he attempted suicide because he couldn't stand the voices in his head anymore.

I love me some costume dramas, so I'll be cautiously optimistic for Knifeman.

I mean an itty bit bigger than that, though I bet being in a college town helps. I'm in the KC area, and was just out of Wichita, and as much shit as those towns get, they still have more diversity of opinion than the smaller cities I've lived in.

Emotionally downvoted! Bundt cakes are delicious when prepared correctly and with a shitload of rum soaked in!

As a fellow Kansan who has lived all over, Kansas isn't the problem, man. The assholes exist everywhere. Get thee to a city, where the assholes are diluted by other folks.

Well, sure, if you want to be crass.