Best of Yahoo comments Feb 22-24

For a long time now, I've been a Yahoo user, about 15 years now. Only recently did they allow comments on their articles, and for all the shortcomings Yahoo had in handling their articles, the comments was always the bright spot. Since I usually get a good laugh out of them, I decided to share what I encountered, the best of the comments I've come across on Yahoo on the listed days.

Ronda Rousey's latest win

I'm not into UFC, I don't know much about it except this girl who has been in the news lately, mostly due to the way she quickly defeats her opponents. Well, time is everything, and Daniel wins my vote for best comment of the article:

Family in Berlin lives without money

Living with no money. I'm sure we've all been there before at some point (yeah, even me). There's an interesting family in Berlin who lives without money, thanks in large part to the goodwill of others. It's an interesting read, which I suggest you do read it, and then when you get to the comments, you'll find out someone was clever enough to throw this gem out there:

No disrespect for those in poverty, but that makes a lot of sense if you think about it, and something many of us are going through these days. Thanks T-block for the laughs :D

Japanese Women Rent Their Legs to Advertisers

I'm a huge, huge fan of girls' thighs. My love for the zettai ryouiki transcends space and time. And lo and behold, there exists an advertiser that surely makes money out of suckers like me who cannot help but look at the girls' beautiful legs. But as always, Yahoo comments give no quarter to articles, and this comment'er raises an interesting question:

If you don't know what braille is, you seriously need to.... "feel" it up :P No really, look it up, and you will see why I, as a lover of girls' legs, laughed so hard at this.

That would mean it's totally legal to get all touchy feely with them! :D

A night on the town, Manila, PH. Laptop repairing, girls and more.

Still working on my panoramic skills 

Quite a ridiculous, somewhat sordid and amusing tale happened to me in the early weeks of February, which I ironically am able to finally type all because I am not feeling well (again). It starts off with my laptop's AC adapter dying out of the blue, causing me to have a giant question mark over my head as to why I was running on battery mode. Lucky for me the adapter has a light that goes on when it is working, and that light was dead. So I went to the mall a few times wondering if a place like Radioshack exists, and I came across a place called SST Laptop, supposedly, the laptop repair specialists. So I trotted out my lappy over to there, hoping I can leave with a functioning adapter, was told to wait 1-2 hours, and did so.

Even I have bad days (slightly NSFW)

I had a bad day. I had a long day. I had a crappy day, worst day of my life, whatever it is, they all have the same thing in common: unhappy times.