sarcasm

With the use of it any word can be turned into a fuck you statement with undertones of absolute contempt

yeah, what ever you say...

by flippytale January 24, 2004

American Sarcasm

The use of the 'not' joke. Primarily an American idea, the 'not' joke is American sarcasm at its finest.

The lack of sincerity in sarcasm is usually conveyed through tone of voice, but with Americans and their famed linearity of thought, sarcasm often escapes them. Therefore, to make their statement seem sarcastic, they overtly announce it so, by sharply adding 'not' on the end.

Painfully guilty of 'Don't Explain the Joke.'

Group of people eating a meal:
"Wow, this food tastes great...not!"
"Why did you say 'not'?"
"Kelly over there's a yank. Had to slip in some American Sarcasm so she'd get it."

by kremlinjoe June 16, 2009

Sarcasm

When you say exactly what you mean.

This is not a sarcastic answer and there is no implied sarcasm at all.

by VerySeriousDude September 22, 2014

Sarcasm

The natural response to stupidity.

I'm allergic to stupidity so i break out in sarcasm.

by sarcasticducky February 27, 2015

I-sarcasm-H

used in im conversations to say "insert sarcasm here." Used by some to say things that would not be understood if not literally said or would be taken out of context.

Person 1: I just did Tanya
Person 2: The fat one? good job! (I-sarcasm-H).

by Philly Gilly December 17, 2008

Sarcasm Mark

Putting the tilde (~) after a statement where tone in unavailable (generally online), to indicate sarcasm. Lifted from: liloia.com/archives/000211.php

Thanks, that posting about how you got a raise made me feel much better about my dead-end job~ <--- sarcasm mark indicates "speaker" (poster) being sarcastic

by redking666 October 8, 2009

sarcasm

Something most people can't understand or handle. Could it be that it is harder to judge what people mean on the Internet with text, or is it that so many people are ignorami?

What ever the case, suck a fart you jet-powered cunt-baboon.

by Bastardized Bottomburp September 22, 2003