I don't know how the web works, but it looks like you could create a service that uses OpenID: You enter the feeds you want to track into a form, and with each feed update, your OpenID logs in and leaves a random comment from whatever you enter into your comment file:
- "You go, girl!"
- "Death to The Man."
- "LOL. Seriously, you rock!"
- "Ask your doctor about Viagra."
- "I did that once, I swear."
- "I was just having that same thought. I swear we're like twins. I think I love you. So I guess we're not twins because then the love thing might be creepy."
- "If that happens, I will move to Canada."
- "If it weren't for the drugs, I think I'd kill (myself/you/Oprah)."
- "I used to have that problem before I found Jesus."
- ":)"
The only flaw I can think of is the "Captcha" or security words you need to type in to prove you're not a computer.
You may ask, what's the point? But I'd say that any comments are better than none. Yeah, rereading my examples above, on second thought, maybe not.