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Parker · 04-05-2013, 01:25 AM

Ok, the reason why this is so funny to me is because when I am reading comments on-line, whether it's youtube, Facebook, some random article or blog or whatever - they all pretty much sound this ridiculous in my head, so it's funny to see someone make a video pointing out just how ridiculous some people's comments sound out loud when they are hiding behind their computer posting stupid nasty comments.

From Kotaku.com:

A Dramatic Reading Of Horrible YouTube Comments On The Donkey Kong Pauline Hack

Mike Mika has a three-year-old daughter who plays video games. She was bummed to find she couldn't play as Pauline in Donkey Kong, so Mike hacked the game to let her do that. It was a sweet thing to do. Not everyone thought so, though, judging by this video by Shesellssheshells. It features dramatic readings of some of the more ridiculous YouTube comments, and it's hilarious (if not kind of unsettling).

But is anyone surprised at this type of reaction? I'm not, though naturally, I'm aware this is but a sliver of the overall reaction.

YouTube Reacts to Donkey Kong: Pauline Edition [Shesellssheshells]

04-05-2013, 01:25 AM	#14559
Parker Timed Out - Permanent How Do You Identify?: Butch. Lesbian. Dyke. Woman. Female. Preferred Pronoun?: She, of course! Relationship Status: Content Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Small Town Life Posts: 2,880 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 7,858 Thanked 11,727 Times in 2,429 Posts Rep Power: 0	Ok, the reason why this is so funny to me is because when I am reading comments on-line, whether it's youtube, Facebook, some random article or blog or whatever - they all pretty much sound this ridiculous in my head, so it's funny to see someone make a video pointing out just how ridiculous some people's comments sound out loud when they are hiding behind their computer posting stupid nasty comments. From Kotaku.com: A Dramatic Reading Of Horrible YouTube Comments On The Donkey Kong Pauline Hack Mike Mika has a three-year-old daughter who plays video games. She was bummed to find she couldn't play as Pauline in Donkey Kong, so Mike hacked the game to let her do that. It was a sweet thing to do. Not everyone thought so, though, judging by this video by Shesellssheshells. It features dramatic readings of some of the more ridiculous YouTube comments, and it's hilarious (if not kind of unsettling). But is anyone surprised at this type of reaction? I'm not, though naturally, I'm aware this is but a sliver of the overall reaction. YouTube Reacts to Donkey Kong: Pauline Edition [Shesellssheshells]