Sarcasm vs IQ
- Thread starter Myler
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A better bet (for me) is ironic comedy. You’re still obfuscating what you really mean but not directing the jab at anyone specifically.
Frequent sarcasm is a sure-fire way to piss people off.
Tons of people misunderstand my jokes, which adds to the comedy sometimes. It’s irritating when people take it too literally, sometimes reacting boorishly. That’s the price you pay for playing the role of the jester.
Frequent sarcasm is a sure-fire way to piss people off.
Tons of people misunderstand my jokes, which adds to the comedy sometimes. It’s irritating when people take it too literally, sometimes reacting boorishly. That’s the price you pay for playing the role of the jester.
Myler,
I'd like to share a quote:
“You never really learn much from hearing yourself speak.”
― George Clooney
I'd like to share a quote:
“You never really learn much from hearing yourself speak.”
― George Clooney
OP, are you really still in this thread trying to justify your sarcasm?
Did you experience some large betrayal at a young age?
Did you experience some large betrayal at a young age?
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Im just asking questions here, I wont change my Statler and Waldorf ways, my Diogenes ways, never and for no one...some people like football, not because they have childhood issues or ego problems, but because they just - like football.
I like being sarcastic.
If you want to act like Canal Street Sigmund Freud and work your pseudo-knowledge on this thread, please do so.