That is not the case! My problem with sarcasm is that it's not actually funny.
That is not the case! My problem with sarcasm is that it's not actually funny.
But this joke is not at all sarcastic.


"Are you going to Johnny’s party?"
"Nooo, I’m going to be a total loser and stay home."
This is sarcasm (accompanied by a laugh track):

https://t.co/zTmo911V9N
It\u2019s always just a cheap shot disguised as humor. Occasionally it\u2019s done well - majority is just meanness. Prov 26:18,19 Like a madman who shoots fiery missiles, arrows, and death* 19 Is the man who plays a trick on his neighbor and says, \u201cI was only joking!\u201d
— WesternWalking (@westernwalking) February 20, 2023
Guy 1: Oh, you're painting your fence today?
Guy 2: No, I'm milking cows on jupiter, while drinking light soda and driving.
Guy 1: Was that sarcasm?
Guy 2: Now, why would you think that?
https://t.co/uKtX4Huz42
What this culture thinks is smart:
— Andrew Algra (@AndrewAlgra) February 19, 2023
Saying the opposite of what you mean.
What is smart:
Saying what you mean.
Snark is not a substitute for wit.
https://t.co/zDPhglJbFj
A large part of this modern irony and sarcasm are a poison in our veins. It makes people act like twats and then they mock anything serious while being completely unfunny.
— C\U0001f90dMFY (@AhComfy) February 20, 2023
But this is obviously far from ideal, and even then these tools should be used with caution.
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