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JUST USE (!) FOR SARCASM!!!
IT'S ALL I ASK FOR!
IT'S ALL I ASK FOR!
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I'm confused. I get a feeling of sarcasm.Sašo wrote:What an informative thread
There are two options:
You are being truthful and there is therefore no need for (!)
You hate the thread, you take no care about it and therefore see no need for it. (meaning (!))
Also @Lexsym...? Why?!
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Really!?
Does this have any use...?
No!!!
This will really work(!)
The last 3 are standard. All you want is some stupid way to show sarcasm that no-one will ever use. Everyone just needs to accept that they are going to have to learn how to detect sarcasm and do it. That, or deal with it.
Does this have any use...?
No!!!
This will really work(!)
The last 3 are standard. All you want is some stupid way to show sarcasm that no-one will ever use. Everyone just needs to accept that they are going to have to learn how to detect sarcasm and do it. That, or deal with it.
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They're all standard. ever seen anything with subtitles? (!) is the way to show sarcasm.Camewel wrote:Really!?
Does this have any use...?
No!!!
This will really work(!)
The last 3 are standard. All you want is some stupid way to show sarcasm that no-one will ever use. Everyone just needs to accept that they are going to have to learn how to detect sarcasm. That, or deal with it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exclamation_mark#Sarcasm
And the sarcasm font would be just as good.
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By standard, I meant they're all in common internet use already.
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And what is the common internet symbol for sarcasm? Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I do believe there isn't one.Camewel wrote:By standard, I meant they're all in common internet use already.
Which is why I want (!) to become popular.
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I never saw that before... (!)
BTW, there is this thing called a sarc mark.
http://02d9656.netsoljsp.com/SarcMark/m ... oadhome.do
A piece of punctuation.
BTW, there is this thing called a sarc mark.
http://02d9656.netsoljsp.com/SarcMark/m ... oadhome.do
A piece of punctuation.
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Distractions
Just make sure you type random text and then be sure to underline it with smaller text that actually get's your point across. Serious internet.
Just make sure you type random text and then be sure to underline it with smaller text that actually get's your point across. Serious internet.
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On the internet, the most common way that you display that you are using sarcasm is by using sarcasm in a rather obvious fashion. Other method include adding more sarcasm, or saying 'Just so you don't be an idiot and misinterpret this, it's sarcasm.'cowheepo wrote:And what is the common internet symbol for sarcasm? Forgive me if I'm wrong, but I do believe there isn't one.Camewel wrote:By standard, I meant they're all in common internet use already.
Which is why I want (!) to become popular.
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That's all well and good but would it work in this forum?rokit boy wrote:I never saw that before... (!)
BTW, there is this thing called a sarc mark.
http://02d9656.netsoljsp.com/SarcMark/m ... oadhome.do
A piece of punctuation.
And also, when talking about (!) maybe don't put it at the end of your sentence? I am getting really confused
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'Just so you don't be an idiot and misinterpret this, it's sarcasm.' < (!)
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Well no, because you want (!) to be a mandatory thing after every sarcastic phrase, whereas the 'Just so you don't be an idiot and misinterpret this, it's sarcasm.' is only required when you think people will misinterpret it badly.
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I don't want (!) to be mandatory, I want it, like you do, to be put whenever anyone may misinterpret it.
For instance, I'm going to kill you. is fine. I am not really going to kill you, obviously, so there is clearly no need to put anykind of (!)
For instance, I'm going to kill you. is fine. I am not really going to kill you, obviously, so there is clearly no need to put anykind of (!)
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I don't know...
But sarcasm is no good when it's really obvious.
But sarcasm is no good when it's really obvious.
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I don't even see myself as a very sarcastic person.
I don't know where you people got that idea.
I don't know where you people got that idea.
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but it's also really annoying when it's not too obvious and then people fon't get it and make an ass out of themselvestesselode wrote:I don't know...
But sarcasm is no good when it's really obvious.
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Sometimes when I watch TV with subtitles then they use "(!)" for sarcasm.
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I've never actually seen that. Except in subtitles for deaf people...rokit boy wrote:Sometimes when I watch TV with subtitles then they use "(!)" for sarcasm.
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I like to use subtitles for TV, cause you can see that the subtitles are completely different from what the people are actually saying.Jorichi wrote:I've never actually seen that. Except in subtitles for deaf people...rokit boy wrote:Sometimes when I watch TV with subtitles then they use "(!)" for sarcasm.
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especially for translated films / programs
two different teams do the voices and the subtitles
two different teams do the voices and the subtitles
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I am an exellent artist.
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how many things can i store in youBonjour wrote:I am an exellent drawer.
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if he really was an excellent drawer, he'd use hammerspace so you could store everything in himRaicuparta wrote:how many things can i store in youBonjour wrote:I am an exellent drawer.
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Me + Being French - Knowledge of words in English + Often refering to French words = Drawer instead of Artist x Edit = Mari0 - Maurice = Waiting + Perfect knowledge of english = 03.03.2012Camewel wrote:if he really was an excellent drawer, he'd use hammerspace so you could store everything in himRaicuparta wrote:how many things can i store in youBonjour wrote:I am an exellent drawer.
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rooh, ca va, te plains pas - faudrait pas donner une mauvaise image de notre beau pays ;)
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Fuck, I know a foreign language! POLISH! (That's where I'm from). But I live on England 'cause Poland can butt fuck itself.
Pa! (That's polish for "bye")!
Pa! (That's polish for "bye")!
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This is not englishtrosh wrote:rooh, ca va, te plains pas - faudrait pas donner une mauvaise image de notre beau pays ;)
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Thats english... NOPE! CHUCK TESTAtrosh wrote:rooh, ca va, te plains pas - faudrait pas donner une mauvaise image de notre beau pays ;)
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sorry o great other one. neither are you.Sašo wrote:This is not english
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Racisttrosh wrote:sorry o great other one. neither are you.Sašo wrote:This is not english
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I hope you forgot the "(!)". lolrokit boy wrote:Racist