The customer isn't always right

20 people liked that 20 PEOPLE!

They liked the stupidity of this kid

We hope. The scary thing about this is it says "customer". That means this person is old enough to work in some sort of job where he has the opportunity to infect all the customers of this establishment with his stupidity.

Yes, I implied 'horrific' because the 1,500 or so victims of the disaster all died terrified, in freezing waters, far from home, sometimes alone, and in darkness. Few people deserve this - and that was my point. I don't understand what you meant by:
"Horrific you say....... soooooo horrific that it would be remembered forever??? Woooww niceeee** sarcastic tone"

This guy is a dumbass

I don't think we're following the same line of discussion, but ah well. Just so you know, there's an edit button on comments, which comes in handy :)

Yes, I have heard of the term hyperbole. If you look at my previous reply (an easier method to follow a conversation, that, rather than just new comments) you can see I am relaxed, and had decided to end the conversation as we weren't both following one another's comments.

This guy really needs to learn how to reply to comments (muz)

Just wondering... How did you come to this conclusion?

I know that they're ridiculously ignorant and it's irritating that they don't bother to hide that fact, I wouldn't wish the death suffered by the those on the Titanic on them. In fact, there are very few who I think would deserve such a horrific and terrifying death. (And when you say "they should have been the 21 ppl to die", you do realise more than 21 people died on the Titanic, right?)

Now I'm scared of boats

I'm confused - are you implying you think it was or was not a horrific death?

WTF is this comment

Dafuq?