General / Off-Topic Where's the Hangar Module? and other threads guaranteed quick response

Before you get all het up this post isn't anything to do with "hangar Modules"

As a relative noob to forums I am finding that even the most innoccent subject can evoke very strong and fast reactions , even a charmingly naive question can garner a storm on the ether. Imagine the response's I would get and in what time they would arrive if I did start a thread with

:Where's the Hangar Module download ?

As such and with dark humour in mind I pose the question what thread titles do you think would garner massive and immediate response ? (positive or negative) and try and keep it light hearted if possible
 
Naivety isn't a particularly efficient way of getting the forum's goat. In spite of current events, people mostly just update their ignore list when someone becomes too much of a bore. Having said that, I suspect you'd get some very quick responses if you spelt it "hanger" with an "e" ;)

How about:

A blatant troll said:
I bought a dozen slaves on Steam for €5, and the Dutch ones look rubbish in my Occulus Rift. Where do I go for a refund?
 
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@oss133 always buddy:)

Was just really wondering what posts people had thought of, but dare not "post" type thing as well as the totally innocent posts that do sometimes occur, it may be that I've been tainted by evil influences after lurking here so long :)
 
Naivety isn't a particularly efficient way of getting the forum's goat. In spite of current events, people mostly just update their ignore list when someone becomes too much of a bore. Having said that, I suspect you'd get some very quick responses if you spelt it "hanger" with an "e" ;)

How about:

I don't add people to my ignore list... I can even see Oss' posts! ;) :D
 
I suspect you'd get some very quick responses if you spelt it "hanger" with an "e" ;)

People do that all the time over at "the other game". When someone points it out, half the posters don't understand what he means, and the other half only remembers the correct spelling for about 20 minutes.
 
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