Plenty of people flock to the comments section of an article to post their view on what they just read. Sometimes it's coherent and witty and other times it's a jumbled mess of awful spelling, grammar and syntax.
But one woman has taken the cake for the most random, weird-yet-interesting comment.
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Christine MCM, she was responding to an article on the New York Times about the relationship between the Republican party and President Donald Trump. There were more than 550 comments about the article, but Christine's stood out.
"Zero optimism that the Democrats can ever regain Hello hi oh you're there are you outside," she wrote, "oh well let me come to the door I'm icing my knee and I'm hard boiling some eggs I'll turn them off and then will do our meeting yet out that that will be fine I'm Normans out doing some errands and he knows you're coming so he'll just go down to the cave I was down in the Cape myself this morning by getting so let me get up because I'm right now sort of trapped in my chair and then I'll put the ice pack back on when you get here OK thanks bye-bye."
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Some people spent weeks, months and even years writing witty comments, hoping to be slotted into the New York Times Picks section, and yet Christine got there with this ramble.
Her comment sparked more comments, with one person saying it was more coherent than President Trump himself.
Another user said: "Love it! Christine is getting into performance art. More please."
Even the New York Times wrote back to her, saying: "Hope your knee feels better!"
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Christine, who seemed quite embarrassed by the mishap, replied to her own comment to clear up the confusion about what she wrote.
She said: "This was a mistake I'll need to report to the NYT. I was composing a message using the autospeak, and a friend arrived early to my house. I had no idea all that drivel was being recorded - there are even errors in the drivel!
"And then to be a pick, with about 15 emails announcing such, meant that my email went rogue. Yes, folks, I guess I do sound like Sarah Palin here!"
We're all hoping that with Christine's new found internet fame, she will still take time to get that knee back into working order.
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Sources: New York Times
Topics: Viral, Funny, Community, Weird, Trump