18 Comments Nobody Asked For In The First Place

There’s always going to be that one person online or in person that just needs to let everyone else in the room know what’s going through their mind. On the rare occasion this can actually be a good thing, if it’s for example a genuinely funny joke. For the most part though, it’s usually just complete, utter, infuriating nonsense.

1. “That moment when he doesn’t compliment you back.”

A chat conversation on a messaging app. The first user greets with "Hey" and a double eye emoji, followed by thanking the second user for liking their photo, complimenting them, and apologizing for having a boyfriend with a sad face emoji. The second user responds with "Hi" and "welcome and thanks.
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“That definitely didn’t go the way she expected it to.” – u/supperoni

“I bet she already typed that out and then hit send too early.” – u/ugh-yes

2. “Never stole.”

A screenshot of a social media conversation. One user says, "I mean I'm a time traveler. I'm travelling forward through time at precisely the speed of time," with a +35 upvote score. Another user replies, "Listen Champ, my account is a year younger than yours and yet I have 8x more karma than you. If you want any tips, let me know," with a -46 downvote score.
u/tobysmouse/via reddit.com

“Well now they have 46 less. The time traveler definitely saw that one coming.” – u/Darth1994

“Can’t say I’ve ever gotten the whole karma business.” – u/Sherco-man

3. “Please, I just want to get the group project done.”

A screenshot of a text conversation. The first message at 5:57 PM asks, "Are you free at all this weekend?" The reply says, "I’m kind of already seeing someone :/". The next message responds, "That’s nice. We still have 8 slides to do". The message is marked as read at 6:05 PM.
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“Seems like a divergence to me.” – u/anonymous

“People need to stop texting in many small statements.” – u/Stairway_to_Devin

4. “Vegan coworker.”

A sticky note with handwritten text reads: "Times co-worker has mentioned she's vegan today: |||| 1 Times I've asked: ⌀" There are four vertical tally marks and another tally mark crossed with a horizontal line next to the first statement.
u/znightmare69/via reddit.com

“It’s because they’re passionate about it and want to share that with you.” – u/jetm2000

“Doubt it.” – u/mikethekid

5. “It must be tiring carrying around that big brain.”

A tweet by Neil deGrasse Tyson features an image of Elsa from "Frozen." The tweet reads: "Not that anybody asked, but if Elsa from 'Frozen' has a Human-sized Head then she has Horse-sized Eyeballs — occupying 4x the normal volume within her cranium. I'm just sayin'." Elsa looks ahead.
u/deleted/via reddit.com

“He did point out that nobody asked though.” – u/GoldenToxicity

“It’s just trivia.” – u/ninja7462

6. “Someone’s too smart for their own good.”

A Facebook post states, "So I've never had salmon before, and I’m not sure I’ll like it because I’m picky about fish. Give me your recipes!! 😊" The post has one like and 26 comments. A comment below clarifies, "Btw salmon isn’t seafood it’s from rivers lol.
u/askiwka/via reddit.com

“To make matters worse, the fact is also incorrect.” – u/Reddit_is_pretty

“I hate seafood, but river food is where it’s at.” – u/mcmuffinscity

7. “Stop having fun at that party and pay the moon its respects.”

A social media post reads, "I hope y'all enjoyed the game. I willfully do not have tv. I haven't had it in over 5 years. I enjoyed the Moon instead tonight.. y'all should give real life a try sometime." The post has 20 reactions and 6 comments.
u/jaustinduke/via reddit.com

“My time without the TV was so much fun I had to get on the phone and tell you about it.” – u/sdfgh1298

“Dumbest flex of all time.” – u/klambchowder

8. “I bet his parents are proud.”

A social media comment section screenshot. One comment says, "Here is an idea just don’t be poor £1400 for insurance is nothing, I pay £8500 to insure my A-class AMG." The comment, which is one day old, has 6 likes and an option to reply.
u/general-kenobi456/via reddit.com

“Don’t be poor? I should have thought of this before.” – u/Nightwingsvwye

“We did it boys, poverty is no more.” – u/Beans_37

9. “Then why post the comment, Christina?”

A Facebook post from someone in Arizona asks, "Are all McDonald's the same as far as pricing?" The background is filled with colorful balloons. A comment from Christina says, "We do not eat McDonald's." Reactions include 12 likes, 73 comments, and 1 share.
u/32bitanonymous/via reddit.com

“These types of comments are the absolute worst.” – u/deleted

“An easy way to show people you don’t know how to use Reddit.” – u/Elbarto_007

10. “We’re all for growth, but this is an ASMR video.”

A YouTube comment reads: "I hope everyone know I am on strict diet" followed by "Like to support." The comment has 30 likes and one reply. The profile name is partially obscured. The top portion of the image shows slices of cake.
u/thehoundsoflondon/via reddit.com

“No one needed to know about the diet, Susan.” – u/fl33twoodmac12

“I mean, I’d like to support.” – u/doodoomobah

11. “Well then, thanks for the information, I guess.”

Meme with the text "Them: let's hang out today Me: N a h." The letters "N" and "h" are depicted as Scrabble tiles, and the letter "a" features the Amazon logo arrow. Below the meme, a comment reads, "[Name] my mom forgot my birthday, and I'm stuck on 799 :( but thanks for this epic meme I'm happier now :D." The name is blacked out.
u/disermedirflamingo/via reddit.com

“Honestly it can be tough to just vent into the abyss.” – u/RandemMandem

“This made me sad.” – u/deleted248

12. “Thanks for the recipe, I guess.”

A social media post showing a tray of food with mac and cheese and pieces of grilled meat. The caption reads, "When you know exactly where to get this plate of food. Do you know?" A comment below discusses a homemade mac and cheese recipe.
u/ovyxe0/via reddit.com

“That cheese looks odd.” – u/odysseus_is_ulysseus

“Really though, who insists on gatekeeping mac and cheese.” – u/MMoney11212

13. “A simple I can help would’ve sufficed.”

Text exchange regarding scheduling a time to load furniture. The first person suggests 4:00 PM, while the second person offers to help, mentioning their fitness abilities of bench pressing their body weight and running a 7-minute mile, and agrees on 4 PM.
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“Neither of those are impressive feats.” – u/deleted

“Seven minute mile is pretty slow for someone who is athletic.” – u/ArthurtheMoth

14. “Curious as to how this relates to a driver’s license.”

A Facebook post dated February 21: “Guess who finally got their driver’s license?” It has 8 likes and 16 comments. A comment below says, “Noice m8, I just ordered my motherboard, power supply and some RGB fans.” Usernames and profile pictures are blacked out.
u/flandairy/via reddit.com

“He’s just proud man. Let him be.” – u/deleted

“He was making a joke about drivers and computer stuff, I think.” – u/2061fan

15. “The unrivaled joys of being child-free.”

A father and two adult children ride an inflatable tube down a water slide. The caption above the image reads, "Dad took us to the water park. We are 24." Below the image is a Facebook comment from a woman about enjoying the water park with her husband.
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“Focusing on their child’s enjoyment can bring a lot of parent’s enjoyment too.” – u/mythscape

“The lady doth protest too much me thinks.” – u/realhiphoprap101

16. “Impressive, but not very humble.”

A social media post comparing the values of “e” and “pi” humorously across three professions: mathematicians, physicists, and engineers. A reply mentions knowing 70 digits of pi, with digits obscured. Signifiers of interactions like likes and comments are also visible.
u/kodynthi/via reddit.com

“What a fool. Pies don’t have digits. They have ingredients.” – u/deleted

“Well, the amount of pie I’ve eaten is in double digits, so there’s that.” – u/Not_guardiola

17. “Where in this conversation has anyone mentioned Australia though.”

Screenshot of a YouTube comment section. The top comment jokes about needing "144 garage door springs," with replies suggesting it sounds like a first grader's math problem and another noting they live in Australia. Users' names are colored out for anonymity.
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“I don’t live in Australia.” – u/010Ghostlq

“We don’t have math problems in Australia.” – u/_Aliveksw

18. “We just want to know if the lettuce is fresh.”

A Yelp review from a user named Babette rated one star. She describes a visit with her picky niece to a sub sandwich shop, mentioning slow service and limited menu choices. Despite friendly staff, Babette criticizes the lack of appealing food options for non-sandwich lovers.
u/doctornope01a/via reddit.com

“Just came out swinging with the whole story.” – u/deleted

“The review is giving unhinged.” – u/ross_styx

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