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Then you deserve a huge black cock in your anoos. I seriously, irl, no joke, would slap someone in the face for saying that.
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Then you deserve a huge black cock in your anoos. I seriously, irl, no joke, would slap someone in the face for saying that.
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I would pay 20 dollars to see the result of you slapping RIA.
Where's a recent photo of him?
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you're not explaining
you're in so fuckin far over your head here buddy. best step back and admit that a swede is whipping your ass in basic english reading comprehension as well as writing
edit: yeah and by the way i don't think i've ever used the word forte in speech but since you're all about looking shit up on the internet, look it up http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/forte "...or, for 1, fawr-tey" so suck it down vigorously plastic nathrakh
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In this statement, you were obviously making fun of someone. You weren't making this statement as hiney-ride. Therefore it is not irony. You did not ask me how my day was did you? I did not respond with "working for the entirety of it" did I? Your response wasn't "Nice" was it?
Parody and Irony do not have the same meaning swede-fuck.
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/fɔrt, foʊrt or, for 1, ˈfɔrteɪ/ Show Spelled[fawrt, fohrt or, for 1, fawr-tey]
What does it say as its first pronunciation?
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maybe you should look up what irony actually means before going out on all sorts of crazy irrelevant tangents you've dreamed up yourself, man
i'm sure there's a wikipedia article that will steer you in the right direction
edit: here's your wikipedia: "a situation, literary technique, or rhetorical device, in which there is an incongruity, discordance, or unintended connection with truth, that goes strikingly beyond the most simple and evident meaning of words or actions." i hope you can read all these words, it will benefit you in the long run to know what shit means before pretending to know what shit means
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The funny part is that he quoted the really ironic (in terms of definition) part of erik's post.
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yeah you will note that there are three pronounciations, meaning that all three are valid..? this is how dictionaries work.
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I hope you're not saying that George Carlin doesn't know what he is talking about........
"The English word forte, meaning "specialty" or "strong point," is not pronounced "for-tay." Got that? It is pronounced "fort." The Italian word forte, used in music notation, is pronounced "for-tay," and it instructs the musician to play loud: "She plays the skin flute, and her forte [fort] is playing forte [for-tay]." Look it up. And dont give me that whiny shit, "For-tay is listed as the second preference." Theres a reason its second: because its not first!"
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Welp, you're wrong. Just because some irrelevant fuck is licking more spent semen doesn't mean that you're correct.
That statement as it stands was not irony.
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That statement was not a literary situation nor rhetorical device.
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