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  • californiahoop
    Silver Seat
    • Mar 2009
    • 4932

    #1

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    Kept the faith!
  • qpr-buzsaky

    #2
    LOL we are competing with yeovil. He must be a top player to be linked with such a good team at a high level of football

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    • stainrodisalegend
      Platinum Seat
      • Mar 2009
      • 13624

      #3
      But remember - WE'VE GOT TO STAY POSITIVE. ALL WILL TURN OUT WELL BECAUSE NEIL IS THE MAGICIAN. Or some such.

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      • Shania
        C Club
        • Apr 2010
        • 23696

        #4
        Originally posted by stainrodisalegend
        But remember - WE'VE GOT TO STAY POSITIVE. ALL WILL TURN OUT WELL BECAUSE NEIL IS THE MAGICIAN. Or some such.

        Excuse me, but how old are you??
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        • ollyhoops
          Gold Seat
          • Mar 2009
          • 6013

          #5
          I thought we are not doing loans anymore

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          • stainrodisalegend
            Platinum Seat
            • Mar 2009
            • 13624

            #6
            Originally posted by Revīs wife
            Excuse me, but how old are you??
            42. You? Heard of irony.

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            • qpr-buzsaky

              #7
              Originally posted by stainrodisalegend
              42. You? Heard of irony.

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              • acricketer
                Platinum Seat
                • Mar 2009
                • 12068

                #8
                How To Recognize Irony

                Quite often sarcasm is mistaken for irony; however, sarcasm is a form of irony which uses sharp wit to highlight the obviousness, stupidity, or annoyance-factor of a situation. One main difference between irony and sarcasm is that irony is generally observed and sarcasm is generally created (i.e. spoken, written). People don't usually go about actively pursuing the creation of irony. On the other hand, anyone who is relatively safe from being labeled stupid, and has availed themselves of the How To Be Sarcastic tutorial, can readily create sarcasm throughout their daily life. This interpretation may be lacking, but it serves to start us on a straightforward path to understanding what irony is.

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                • Shania
                  C Club
                  • Apr 2010
                  • 23696

                  #9
                  Originally posted by stainrodisalegend
                  42. You? Heard of irony.

                  No, I just wondered. Thanks. No irony.
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                  • RussRanger
                    Unlucky Bloke
                    • Apr 2009
                    • 4055

                    #10
                    Originally posted by acricketer
                    How To Recognize Irony

                    Quite often sarcasm is mistaken for irony; however, sarcasm is a form of irony which uses sharp wit to highlight the obviousness, stupidity, or annoyance-factor of a situation. One main difference between irony and sarcasm is that irony is generally observed and sarcasm is generally created (i.e. spoken, written). People don't usually go about actively pursuing the creation of irony. On the other hand, anyone who is relatively safe from being labeled stupid, and has availed themselves of the How To Be Sarcastic tutorial, can readily create sarcasm throughout their daily life. This interpretation may be lacking, but it serves to start us on a straightforward path to understanding what irony is.

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