[madamelic]

If I have anything to do with it, there is a 418 response hidden somewhere.

I recall a few internal projects at a previous employer would return 418 if the user managed to royally mess something up as a "wtf, how are you here?!" kind of response.

I feel like I am not alone in implementing 'weird' HTTP codes when I get bored / as an easter egg. Pretty sure I also used HTTP 420 at least once.

[divbzero]

Unlike 418 I'm a Teapot, 420 Enhance Your Calm is actually a nonstandard HTTP status code. The correct response is 429 Too Many Requests. [1]

[1]: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6585#section-4

[jylauril]

Ah, the good ol' 420 - EnhanceYourCalm

[flatiron]

“Uhh ummm no” -code reviewer

[codr7]

Yeah, code reviews definitely killed some of the fun in coding, they are rarely performed with humor.

[rockwotj]

I generally make it a goal to have a test case with silly enough data to get a comment from a reviewer.

[KineticLensman]

I remember reviewing a really long document (> 50 pages) that had in one bullet list the phrase 'Marks and Spencer tandoori chicken sandwich'. The doc was otherwise camera ready and the phrase was obviously there to see if I was in fact reading it