There was one moment during the earlier (not early, but earlier) days of the internet where the symbol of sarcasm was Chandler Bing of Friends (1994–2004) fame. His iconic nervous fake laughter became the visual representation of the comedic concept—in fact, the page that does that is still around.
Since then, sarcasm has become commonplace on the internet, but, at the same time, there’s so much to discover in this genre of comedy that there is never enough of it. So, maybe this curated list brought to you by Scent of Sarcasm sates that appetite. For now.
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Wait, you mean it is still a surprise even if you don't wait for the birth? Shocking!
Then you can ask those friends out to dinner your treat, but they can't come because of the kids!
Scent of Sarcasm is actually a candle-crafting venture based in the U.S. Its entire thing revolves around pouring and crafting sarcastic and heartfelt soy candles, each being big mood.
The assortment of candles revolves around feelings ramped up to 11 that we all feel like feeling sometimes, yet can’t really voice it because we live in a society. But, hey, we can channel that into a candle that will passive-aggressively fill our room with scents that are the opposite of violence—a contradictory approach to fuel the raging emotional wreck inside us all.
Feel like giving up? There’s a [Duck] This [Shirt] candle. Love someone beyond belief? Express your adoration in the form of bodily harm (and possible kleptomania). Need a candle for an occasion? All you get is one for birthdays so shut up and buy one for your promiscuous friends.
I'm going against the grain here and say that unless the people in said fanciest house are douches to begin with, there's no reason to do this when someone politely asks you to keep it down for one afternoon in the entire year because of a wedding. The fact that it's the fanciest house holds no relevance.
Marrying is overrated, as long as you love your partner, care for them and be there for them. That's really all that matters in the end. Now if only I can convince my wife of these facts.
The other side of the Scent of Sarcasm’s Instagram page is a collection of screenshots that perfectly encapsulate the 11 (probably) shades of sarcasm. The screen-grabs come from Twitter and feature random people’s thoughts and sarcastic remarks about modernity, society, relationships and everything else that truly matters.
It’s things like two people getting disconnected from a call and neither of them calling back (because who likes calling anyone these days?), having an ex randomly send you $200 as an apology for not working out, and, people’s fave, the baby jar (every time parents mention babies, put in a coin and then spend it on whatever).
You know, things people painfully relate to and can’t but resound the same sentiments.
I feel like perhaps this can also be a metaphor for many things larger than carpets on floors perhaps
Speaking of sarcasm, writer and IT dude John Spacey discussed the 11 types of sarcasm in quite some detail. In general, sarcasm is a provocative statement that’s meant to make people crack up or to insult them. The most notable forms of sarcasm are irony and satire, but John also points out how things like banter, self-deprecation and passive aggression can have sprinkles of sarcasm in them.
Needless to say, sarcasm is good for you. Besides a healthy dose of everything that’s excreted by our bodies during laughing, research also suggests sarcasm boosts creativity and makes your brain work harder for a number of reasons.
The best part is that you can’t overdose on it because the only known side effect of it is becoming a cynical bastard, increasing the risks of self-alienation and a punch in the face by people who don’t understand the finer things in life.
They deliberately reduce the lifespan of electronic devices in order to ensure that they will get continuous sales.
Looking at my notes, yep your an adult now, no it doesn't feel any different, sorry we lied. But you do get some debt, lots of responsibilities and it looks like you opted for the basic model which doesn't come with a manual unfortunately. And can you send in the next one on your way out, byeee
I had to work a long time to be this ugly and awkward, but thankfully I don't have any personality disorders
Everyone was thinking 'Thank God it's over.' Or is that just my antisocial self speaking
"What do you want for dinner?" "How about [could be ANY restaurant]?" "Eh..."
Hey, I had Botox for my clenched jaw and teeth grinding and it did help ease the pain
In fairness, if I was told I could do absolutely anything. ANYthing......except eat this apple from this certain tree. Imma eat that apple.
These are examples of sarcasm the same way Alanis Morissette's "Isn't It Ironic" gives examples of irony
Yup - "You keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means."
Load More Replies...I'm so happy there's a page that knows what "sarcasm" is and shares all these perfect examples with us.
One of the greatest backhanded compliment I ever received was from a teacher (a physics) who smuggly said to me "I can't tell if you're being serious or sarcastic" "I suppose it's if I answer rhetorically" I replied...
These are examples of sarcasm the same way Alanis Morissette's "Isn't It Ironic" gives examples of irony
Yup - "You keep using that word, I do not think it means what you think it means."
Load More Replies...I'm so happy there's a page that knows what "sarcasm" is and shares all these perfect examples with us.
One of the greatest backhanded compliment I ever received was from a teacher (a physics) who smuggly said to me "I can't tell if you're being serious or sarcastic" "I suppose it's if I answer rhetorically" I replied...