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the gulf between the author of sarcastic wit and the person who doesn't get it one of the winners in the Washington Post's Style Invitational - words altered by adding, subtracting, or changing only one letter and supplying a new definition
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The gulf between the author of sarcastic wit and the person who doesn't get it. Doofus: What do you mean, you'd love to? I thought you always said you hated doing that!
Dude that caught the sarcasm: Man, that's a gaping sarchasm |
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(Noun). The communication divide or breakdown experienced when (i) one party interprets the other party’s sincere statement as sarcastic or (ii) one party interprets the other party’s sarcastic statement as sincere. Tom: "I know Wendy wants me to call her, but she keeps ignoring my messages."
Jim: "How do you know she wants you to call?" Tom: "I asked if I could call her sometime, and she said, 'Yeah, right.'" Jim: "Sounds like you fell in the sarchasm." |
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1. The gulf between the author of iconic wit and the reader who doesn't get it. 2. A pop-punk/ska band from Berkeley, California. Joe: "Hey, did you go to the Sarchasm show last night? I did, and it was totally radical!"
Bob: "Radical? Was there a riot?" Joe: "No... I was being ironically vintage. GAWD." |
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