Will someone please explain this to me?

[NoHall]

I've been gone a while. Feel free to link to another thread if this has been covered, but I didn't even know where to look...


Deformed, incomplete Yin/Yang? Pierced ear? The easiest maze ever? A snail doing a flip? Abstract art? A pig's rear end?

Waves with dirt in them?

Rococo ornamentation?
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[Douglas the Intrepid]

Its supposed to be sarcasm, but I don't really get it either. Its definitely not a smilie I plan on utilizing, though I practice its supposed meaning religiously. ;-)

 

[NoHall]

Its supposed to be sarcasm, but I don't really get it either. Its definitely not a smilie I plan on utilizing, though I practice its supposed meaning religiously. ;-)

Someone will have to explain how that is a picture of sarcasm... :roll:

 

[Douglas the Intrepid]

Someone will have to explain how that is a picture of sarcasm... :roll:

*whispers* I think Kurt got into the good stuff... ;-)

 

[Minnie]

Here you go:

http://www.sowal.com/bb/sowal-lounge/45034-new-smiley.html

 

[Kurt]

Someone will have to explain how that is a picture of sarcasm... :roll:

I would but I have to wash my hair

 

[NoHall]

Here you go:

http://www.sowal.com/bb/sowal-lounge/45034-new-smiley.html

Oh. It has its own superhero?!

I don't like sushi.

 

[Truffle Anne]

Anyone notice the irony of NoHall being innately drawn to the sarcasm icon, not even knowing its intended meaning, and using it in about fifty creative ways, up, down, sideways? Like a moth to flame....

 

[Douglas the Intrepid]

 

[Kurt]

Oh. It has its own superhero?!

I don't like sushi.

Anyone notice the irony of NoHall being innately drawn to the sarcasm icon, not even knowing its intended meaning, and using it in about fifty creative ways, up, down, sideways? Like a moth to flame....

Yes she doesn't need to try - notice the failed attempt above.

Someone needs to look up the definition of irony. Her being drawn to the mark is like a moth to a flame - kismet, destiny. If she had never noticed or understood the mark, now that would be ironic.