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Is this just an inconsistency or what?My standards for a joke comment is if it is written with emojis, some inconsistency uses for uppercase and lowercase letters, the word "sarcasm" written in the end inside parentheses, and/or a comment so ridiculous and/or exaggerated no people with common sense is serious with that comment. But then there's this: A: You can't possibly posted that comment unironically. B: No, I'm serious. A: Well, then that controversial comment of yours definitely says a lot about your moral code. B: R/whoooosh |
| asked on Saturday, Oct 23, 2021 01:27:18 AM by Rendy Specter | |
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Different standards on what is considered a joke. Which is fine, people are different. |
| answered on Saturday, Oct 23, 2021 03:43:11 AM by TrappedPrior (RotE) | |
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