The Gender Race v5.something

[mishy.]

439.

too bad. point is most people don't like talking to them so 'haters to the left' so they can talk to those who aren't haters.

 

[Cordelia]

438.

I shall try to tone down the hate then. D:

 

[Akiba]

437.

Leftists have socialist values. Oh well. At least it's better than Republican.

 

[mishy.]

438.

hahahaha politics. why you gotta bring them in.

 

[Akiba]

437.

Was just reading one of Obama's speeches. So I was in the mood lol

 

[mishy.]

438.

I suppose that makes sense.

 

[Cordelia]

437.

Finally making some progress.

 

[acatfrommars]

436.

We're almost at 0! :D

 

[mishy.]

437.

yep. totally almost at 0.

 

[TY]

436

The sarcasm is stronk

 

[Yato]

437

Yeah, you guys got about 437 posts to go if we girls decide not to post at all. That's definitely really close to 0.

 

[Cordelia]

436.

Uh oh the dynamic duo is here to fight us off!

 

[acatfrommars]

435.

 

[Cordelia]

434.

What's sarcasm, Sheldon?

 

[Yato]

435

Being sarcastic is fun~

 

[mishy.]

436.

Sarcasm is indeed fun~

 

[Yato]

437

Even on the Internet it's often not too hard to pick up on whether someone's being sarcastic or not. Still, sometimes emphasis is needed as well.

 

[Cordelia]

436.

Yeah, sarcasm doesn't come across very well on the internet...

 

[Yato]

437

Mm, I'd say it depends. In a thread like this, where things like silliness and sarcasm are to be expected, it's a lot easier to pick up on sarcasm. In a more serious place or in response to a more serious subject, though, then emphasis or some type of hint is typically needed.

 

[Akiba]

436.

People who try to fight sarcasm on the internet usually end up left in a dumpster behind some building.