I'm afraid you also need to learm the meaning of sarcasm-"a sharp, bitter, or cutting expression or remark; a bitter jibe or taunt"
The Irish are also famous for their use of the English language. Obviously you have a bit of learning to do on vocabulary.
Using the word which is the complete opposite of what you mean, depending on the context, is more akin to irony.
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do ya get out much bud?Originally Posted by jpenney
ohh my bad i forgot...lisa you look amazing.
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to complete the wiki entry....Though irony and understatement is usually the immediate context,[2] most authorities sharply distinguish sarcasm from irony;[3] however, others argue that sarcasm may or often does involve irony[4] or employs ambivalence.[5]
However, strictly speaking I would have to go with irony myself....
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what stunningly sexy and classy pics.... as if I needed an excuse.....
Clearly more than you-as for bud you really should try to be a bit more original
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Listen, it was a joke FFS, get a life will you, jeez some people
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you are my "special" friend...lol
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Oh, the irony... or is it sarcasm?
Anything's a dildo if you're brave enough.
Touce !!!!!!Oh, the irony... or is it sarcasm?
irony........explained
a thousand kisses deep..
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