This is a true story and happened on one of my projects (which shall remain nameless). Below is the feedback from one of the client as they were doing our code reviews.
Line 66: there seem to be a few too many words starting with "f" in the salutations comment. [This is really picky – the commenting standard in this file has otherwise been really good so far.]
And incase you were wondering what was the code in question, here it is:
/// <param name="salutations">The selection of Titles for which to choose from for a Contact</param>
So, what is the problem you ask? Who said there was a problem. 
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