What 3 Obama/Romney debate topics made social media users say '@*$#'?

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Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney (L) and U.S. President Barack Obama talk to each other during a town hall style debate at Hofstra University October 16, 2012 in Hempstead, New York.

Tuesday night's presidential debate was more contentious than round one, with Barack Obama and Mitt Romney both hitting hard at their opponent. Also hitting hard? Twitter commenters.

Along with the usual Twitter jokes, according to social media security firm Impermium, three topics made social media users lose it. (The following tweets have been censored for your perusal.)

Gas prices:

F--- Romney & Obama. This s--- is too stressful. Just give me a raise & lower the gas prices. #Debates

— Jason Ainsworth (@King_Jason23) October 17, 2012

Gas prices? Who gives a s---? #debates

— Daniel Uffelman (@danielu) October 17, 2012 

The economy:

Holy s--- tonight's drinking game word: economy! #debates

— Beth(@mshollywood1978) October 17, 2012

Very vague answers so far. "We need to improve the economy and grow jobs". No s---. #debates

— Rachael Nichol (@RachaelNichol) October 17, 2012 

Taxes:

I'm more interested in some social issues. We covered the s--- out of taxes last time. #debates

— daddyfiles (@DaddyFiles) October 17, 2012

Impermium data also says that comments slurring Obama exceeded those slurring Romney by five times.

The top "derogatory nicknames" for Obama:

• Nobama
• Obummer
• Odumbo
• Obozo
• Empty suit

The top "derogatory nicknames" for Romney:

• R Money
• More Money
• Mittens
• Robme
• Obama Lite

I'm going to go wash my computer monitor out with soap.

(Hat tip: Pando Daily)