Sometimes I feel guilty for visiting other websites without even attempting to leave a funny comment.

Often, I don’t comment at all - but when I do, it’s usually pretty straightforward. And that sucks, because I love funny comments. When I check my email and I see that The Churning Loyalists have been working hard to come up with something clever to add, I smile like a retarded child. You guys are some funny motherfuckers.

So I wanted to make a list of excuses for myself so I won’t feel so guilty for letting you down. Here’s why I rarely attempt to leave funny comments on other websites:

1. I’m not that funny.
Sure I spend a little time on my entries here and occasionally I end up with something entertaining, but I’m no comedian. That’s why I use such vulgar language. It makes my shit seem that much fucking funnier.

2. I don’t have that kind of time.
I check a lot of websites every day and I usually read at least one post on each. That’s 2 or 3 minutes per site. And I just told you I’m not naturally funny, so if I sit there for another couple of minutes trying to think of something clever, I’m screwed. It’s like comedy homework.

3. I don’t want to be a dick.
Often I read posts that are personal. People come out of the closet online. People talk about their kids. People complain about their jobs. I don’t want to belittle sensitive topics with my juvenile humor. I’m a total nitwit who laughs at shit jokes. What could I possibly add to the conversation?

4. I’m surrounded by slackers.
The other slackers who write for The Churning barely surf blogs at all. Compared to them, I’m the King of Commenters.

5. You’ve already said it all.
By the time I get to your site, there may already be a dozen comments on your latest post. I’m not going to jump in there and try to one-up anybody. It’s like showing up for a party way too late. Everyone’s already drunk and you’ve missed all the inside jokes.

Will my list work like a get out of jail free card? Or should I continue to feel like a cockblock for not leaving comments?

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