Take 2 geeks and add a pinch of random...

“The tagine recipe sounds (reads) fabulous, must try sometime. A month late, but congratulations to your parents! How wonderful for them, and for you!”

By: healthy diet plans

[Editor note: This little non-sequitur classic was sent in by @acatinatree, who found it in comments on an article discussing Geek Girls on the Digital Citizen's website. I thought the parent congratulations was a nice, albeit random, gesture. Predictably, the link drop led to a diet site].

Gonna quetch you in the face

“It seems that you’ve put a good amount of effort into your article and I want to see a lot more of these on the Internet these days. I sincerely got a quetch out of your post. I do not have a bunch to to say in reply, I only wanted to register to say grand work.”

By: Your Marketing Info Guide

[Editor note: This polite spam commenter liked my post so much, he got a *quetch* out of it. I'm just hoping quetch means *punch in the face*.]

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By: Russel

[Editor note: It appears that although *Russel* knows a lot about Facebook, he doesn't know how to spell his own name, let alone other words.]

She's off the planet

“This is my first time here and this post was indeed thought provoking. I find there is a gap between the no. of readers and the comments . I personally think that even though I ask questions not many come fwd to answer. And believe you me, my questions are not ‘Big Bang theory’ types.”

By: Arletha

[Editor note: This commenter link dropped to a women's shoe shop in the UK. But judging by her comments, I think she's on another planet.]



Worst birthday ever

“It is my son’s birthday soon and I think that your article has made my thoughts up regarding just what exactly I am going to get him.”

By: Antone

[Editor note: This random comment linked to a site about building block toys but was dropped onto a blog post I wrote about META tags. I didn't think my powers of  persuasion were that good, but if he wants to get his son META tags for his birthday, who am I to stop him? ]