Talk:Fictional last words in webcomics

What about if it was the character's only coherent line?
 * The line in question was "Oh, shit!" by an anonymous combine soldier. It would be like cataloging every wail of pain by the stormtroopers that got shot in Star Wars.  I can't think of any time those words, as a last line, is really worth mentioning unless, for example, the person in question were killed by a huge pile of falling manure ala the many Tannens in Back to the Future.  Even then it is questionable because it is a visual joke and not a quote. -- Greyed 19:07, 23 January 2008 (UTC)


 * bu-what? that has no relation to the question. keep it organized, please.


 * Yes, it was related to the question. I had just removed a line from the main page and that person was asking if the line was ok if it was the only line from the character.  I started off pointing out what the line was and why it was not appropriate. -- Greyed 19:09, 31 January 2008 (UTC)


 * we are sooo not on the same page. I mean the question at the top of this page, not some telepathic meassage, or wherever you got that. 199.247.235.29 00:49, 1 February 2008 (UTC)


 * First off, be civil. Second off, that is exactly what I am referring to as well.  As I had explained the person who posed that question, 199.247.128.250, had just put a quote on the article which consisted off a throw-away character saying, "Oh shit!"  I removed the addition with the comment of "Do we really need a recording of the non-notable last words of anonymous fodder?"  They then posted here asking the question above.  I replied explaining why the quote they just added was removed and why, even though it was the throw-away character's only coherent line, it wasn't worth keeping. -- Greyed 00:58, 1 February 2008 (UTC)
 * I second that evaluation. The line is meaningless as a quote. It is common, unimaginative, uninteresting, and comes from a character of no significance. BD2412 T 01:30, 1 February 2008 (UTC)