Clyde Rosanowski said, "Was BOD the former holder of the worlds most over rated player who thankfully retired? Can't recall."
Another user posted a photo and video of another alleged eye-gouge from Australia's Scott Fardy on Kieran Read.
O'Driscoll continued to engage the users, saying New Zealand received special treatment and sarcastically saying they are never guilty of foul play.
Once the debate was at its tipping point, O'Driscoll finally broke, taking a dig not just at the All Blacks, but at New Zealand fans as well.
"You lot are so blinded by your beloved team. It bangs of not having a whole lot else."
His tweet was immediately met with disgust and was quickly deleted.
O'Driscoll himself is no stranger to foul play, famously being the subject of Tana Umaga's spear tackle during the British & Irish Lions tour in 2005.
He posted a tweet this morning in response to a question about favouritism towards the All Blacks saying, "Agree with this wholeheartedly. No special treatment *AB fans that feel scrutinised."
After making headlines across media sites in New Zealand, O'Driscoll made it clear on Twitter he was talking to a few fans, not all All Blacks fans.
O'Driscoll said there could be positives out of the unwanted press from his Tweets including possible ambassador roles with Queenstown and the South Island town's famous burger joint Fergburger.
