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Monday, 2 February 2009

FYI...

So you know:
  • Sarcasm implies a derision explicitly intended to hurt or offend someone.
  • Sardonicism implies a cynical derision expressed either verbally or facially with no necessary intent to offend or cause emotional distress.
  • Irony comes from an amusingly provocative disparity between any two seemingly incompatible things, expressed to amuse rather than to offend.
Got it? Good! Now we can talk.

Thanks, Dr. Goodword.

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