meatbucket
Kony Tornheiser
meatbucket

Well, now you’re acting like you’re the arbiter of what makes someone a dingus, no?

EITHER BE FUNNY OR WE’LLL ASK IF YOURE MAD BRO BUT YOU HAVE TO PICK

You fucking idiot: I started with that to tell them I agree with their description about the BFIB and wasn’t here to defend Cardinals fans, which is the exact point you said I should have been making.

MORE MEMES AND GIFS, PLEASE YOU ARE VERY CLEVER AND FIT IN WELL HERE WHAT ELSE YOU GOT

Thank you for another perfect example.

Nah, I’m not thinking about anything too hard. I clearly said that I agreed with the BFIB description before Deadspin even knew it existed. My point is regarding all the nerds commenting. The type of people you seemed concerned about staying in their good graces.

Yawn. 10% of the comments are great. The rest are idiots like yourself.

No. Your response makes no sense. You’re dumb.

This response is actually a perfect response, and is exactly what I’m describing.

Only a fucking moron would talk about Deadspin comments in terms of ‘deserved’ or ‘undeserved.’

MORE MEMES AND GIFS, PLEASE, AS THOSE ARE THE BEST WAY TO SHOW YOUR WIT.

You fucking idiot. I know you weren’t attempting to do a parody. I’m saying it’s like you’re doing a parody of the exact type of responses I was describing in my original comment. As in: if someone was going to come along and attempt to prove my point, you couldn’t do a better job if you tried.

Perfect example.

I wasn’t trying to change the tone or appeal. I’m very specifically making fun of the so many of the terribly unfunny comments.

Oh, a GIF! Even better than a meme. Your comment is DEADSPIN APPROVED.

And your response is like a parody of the type of response I was describing. It’s perfect.

Who said anything about wanting to avoid these articles or comments?

There is literally nothing in my comment defending the Cardinals team or its fans from the description Deadspin uses. My entire point was that the series is funny, but the commenters are idiots.

It’s almost like you’re trying to prove my point.

Counterpoint: No, I didn’t.