Youtube Comments and Stress. Again.

I'm crazy about youtube comments, but I've been taking some screencaps of some particular comments I wanted to share.

Exhibit A:
I found these comments on Chris Crocker's song, Freak of Nature, and the first time I was there, I saw this comment below, by NicoleLynnDevil. Then, someone copy pasted part of that message and posted it as a comment. After a few months, the copy pasted comment was top comment, while NicoleLynnDevil's comment wasn't.

 What I think is very wrong is that this person is getting credit for a self-admitted copy paste, and it's just so injust! I hate it because they copy pasted someone else's comment, and reposted it, and they didn't add they copy pasted whatever it was.

Exhibit B:
On Legendary - Episode 28: Present Time by EthosLab, I found some top comments that I thought were funny.

Exhibit C:
I think these two comments are very valid comments. These are the top comments for Minecraft MLG Protip #3: Jumping by CilantroGamer. (as of now, those comments both have over 9000 100 thumbs up! :O)

Exhibit D:
'nuff said. I found these gems on Portal - Credits Song 'Still Alive'. I thought it was funny :P

Well, it's Friday, but because I forgot to mark Monday off, my whole week was shifted a day. Now I have SATs tomorrow, and nothing seems to be easing my stress right now. I feel like I have a ton of homework due on Monday, and heap the SAT's on top of that, and you've got a Stress Sundae. It's not quite delicious. Oh! I guess I'll work on my pictu- well, in all logical followings, I really should be working on homework (Oh yay, I just remembered about internships too...). Seriously, I think I will start on homework. Well, try to. Oh gosh.

*stressanxiousstressanxiousstressstressstressstress*

Oh I love this song. Maybe next time I ought to talk about my musical preferences?

For now I'll talk about my numerical preferences ;D

I realize this may sound really nerdy or something (You newfangled kids with your newfangled dictio- oh wait, I'm a newfangled kiddo too! :O), but numbers I prefer will change with a situation, and there are many parameters to this.

My favorite number is 24, and immediately behind it are it's factors. Now, I normally prefer 4, and then 6, but 12 and 3 are also close seconds. 8 is a nice number too, but as a pair with 3, (I think of the factors as in pairs) it becomes less favorable. I suppose it's because 38 or 83 I find as not quite attractive, though I seem to like 83 more than 38. I also like 2; it's okay, but sometimes I find it ugly. For example, two dots arranged horizontally. I'd rather have 3 dots in a line, or just 1. 4 is "meh", I'd still rather have an odd number. Other times, I prefer even numbers, like if you have to divide something, so if you have 6 marbles as opposed to 5. I'd like 6 because then you can divide it in half and have two groups of 3, and you can arrange the marbles into a honeycomb-y pattern, but on the other hand, 5 is more of a flower shape. With 5, you can arrange the marbles into a cube of 4 and try to balance the last marble on the others. With 5, you can arrange them into a "V" pattern, but I'd like 3 for that, because then it makes a triangle. I wouldn't like 2 or 4 marbles though.

Numbers can also "look" pretty or ugly for me. Like, 89 looks nice and friendly, while 63 is a bit more neutral. 2011 isn't that attractive, and neither is 2013. 47 isn't too fantastic, but it's okay. I don't like 93 as much as, say, 92, while 37 is more like, ya gotta be careful. I'd still like it though, since it's a number composed of two factors of 21. I like the number 21, and hence also the numbers 3 and 7.

I guess these number preferences are analogous with color preferences or something...?

Someone should study what makes numbers attractive,
The Onion Cat