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   11/09/08

   mugshot

   Erm....too many times..I dont know when to stop sometimes thats my problem!

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      11/09/08

      Dukepro25

      lol
      
      I hear yah.
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   11/09/08

   myriadlife

   Quite often but I'm more aware of it now and try to keep it under control!
   
   I used to get told it's the lowest form of wit but what with wit being the highest form of intelligence...

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      11/09/08

      mugshot

      and humour!
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      11/09/08

      Dukepro25

      lol
      
      I like that myriad.
      
      Excellent point.
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   11/09/08

   RenalFailure

   I like being sarcastic with a dead-pan voice so that people aren't sure if I'm being sarcastic. That causes a lot of confusion and fun.

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   11/09/08

   Nomadic

   The Brits are pretty good at sarcasm and irony. The highest form of wit I believe. Or was that the lowest? I forget.

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      11/09/08

      Dukepro25

      That explains sooo much!
      
      My genealogy is mostly British.
      
      Ha!
      
      Go figure.
5. 

   11/09/08

   Arashmania

   What sarcasm? Who's sarcastic here? Sarcasm does not exist.
   
   I love it and couldn't live without sarcasm and irony. The best is when people don't detect it and take it at face value. It's mean I know, but it's so much fun!

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      11/09/08

      Dukepro25

      Evviiiilllll!
      
      I'm sooo gullible. lol
      
      I sure can dish it out, but when it comes to getting the best of me, I really can't detect sarcasm (if they're really good at covering it up).
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      11/09/08

      Theresa111

      Irony is inclusive. The banks got bailed out. The auto industry wants to get bailed out. But the people who need to be bailed out will have to go through credit checks and with the economy the way it is and the bad affects it can screw with a persons credit report. The banks and auto industry should remember all of this when next they refuse credit to hard working honest Americans.
      
      Do you think that the auto industry could save millions by just advertising their autos only one time per month? TV ads are extremely expensive but even though they claim to be running out of cash, they keep running the ads. They need to get responsible.
6. 

   11/09/08

   ekim941

   Me?
   Never!

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      11/09/08

      Theresa111

      I bet you'll always be endearing and wear you cap backwards. I wear my cap the same way.
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      11/09/08

      ekim941

      I can drive my CAR backwards
      
      Oh crap!! You edited too fast
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      11/09/08

      Theresa111

      delete delete delete I always see my typos after I hit the add comment button. Glad the edit button is there.
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      11/09/08

      ekim941

      Yeah, but now I just look like a doof.
7. 

   11/09/08

   DaneMorgan

   Mine is apparently often too subtle, if you can imagine anything about me being subtle.
   
   Go figure the one thing you don't want subtlety in is the one thing I manage to inject it into.

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      11/09/08

      Dukepro25

      lol
      
      Nice!
8. 

   11/09/08

   starcasm

   Well, there was that one time when Carnie Wilson threatened to sit on me:
   
   starcasm.net/archives/1317

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   11/09/08

   freeatlast

   I prefer to think of sarcasm as wittiness... i know there is a difference, but I think people often misinterpret sarcasm/wit/dry-dark humor/satire... often demonize it and dismiss it... but that's not my problem if my sense of humor is not compatible with theirs.

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      11/09/08

      Dukepro25

      Demonizing is never a good idea.
10. 

    11/09/08

    Ryleigh

    haha I should have majored in sarcasm/smartassness...

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       11/09/08

       Dukepro25

       I've often been called a smart@$$, but I honestly have no clue what they're talking about. lol
11. 

    11/09/08

    rmaxwell142

    I'm sarcastic a lot and once in a while, it's gets me in trouble 'cause it can come across as mean. I try not to be mean-spirited, it just sometimes comes out that way.

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    11/09/08

    lulubelleb

    What is this sarcasm of which you speak? As a loud, obnoxious New Yorker I am sure I have never encountered it.
    ;^D

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       11/09/08

       Dukepro25

       lol
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       11/09/08

       lulubelleb

       I don't get people who don't get sarcasm.
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    11/09/08

    PrincessQuello

    My sarcasm always gets me in trouble...I love it. LOL

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       11/09/08

       Dukepro25

       Sarcasm ROCKS!!!
       
       And not just any plain rock, but...you know...
       
       Hardcore ROCK!!!
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    11/09/08

    loverofjazz

    i don't like it when it comes from someone who is obviously angry and i try to avoid using it when i'm angry, so i have few problems with it.

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       11/09/08

       Dukepro25

       Is it sarcasm if done in anger?
       
       Or is it just a personal attack?
       
       Hmmm...
       
       *Duke sinks in to deep thought
15. 

    11/09/08

    kat822

    every time I open my mouth lol

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16. 

    11/09/08

    True

    NOOOooo NEver. Actually, the only time I have ever gotten in trouble for sarcasm is from small minded people who can't see the big picture. They are usually too ignorant to get it and then get offended.

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    11/10/08

    Nomadic

    The Brits do a good line in tongue in cheek too. No pun intended.

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       11/10/08

       True

       The Brits have the corner on dry humor/sarcasm! Cheers!
18. 

    11/10/08

    MarMatthias

    If you're easily ofdfended, then don't read:
    
    matthiaschronicles.tanaya.net/Archives/2008/07/11/1215810008.shtml
    
    This rant won some series raves... I was flooded with peivate messages about it.

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