Sarcosm
Sarcosm by Michaelmichaelscottscott December 3, 2009
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Counter Sarcasm
Counter Sarcasm or "Advanced Sarcasm" is a defense mechanism used by highly trained sarcastic people to counter another persons sarcastic remark by responding to it as if what they just said was actually true.
Waitress: **walks up to table in her uniform with a pad and pen in her hand.**
Customer: Good morning, are you my waitress?
Waitress: No, i'm just standing here looking pretty!(sarcastically)
Customer: Oh, so who's going to take my order then? (Counter Sarcasm)
LOL
Customer: Good morning, are you my waitress?
Waitress: No, i'm just standing here looking pretty!(sarcastically)
Customer: Oh, so who's going to take my order then? (Counter Sarcasm)
LOL
Counter Sarcasm by LeoNidas April 3, 2013
Related Words
Sarcosm • sarcosmic • sarcasm • sarcasmic • sarcasmistic • /sarcasm • *Sarcasm* • [sarcasm][/sarcasm] • sarcasm-ception • Sarcasmdar
sarcasmoff
When two or more people get into a heated debate that involves biting sarcasm and sarcastic banter. It can either be confrontational or demonstrate great physical attraction an be a prelude to a romantic relationship
Jeanette and Roderick were quietly attracted to one another and spoke sarcastically to each other frequently. On one occasion, it got so heated that it became a sarcasmoff
sarcasmoff by intothefray May 11, 2018
Sarcasm Man
A superhero that tends to appear when not formally summoned to the scene. His superpower? I don't think you can figure it out...*sarcasm*
He can be dismissed with a sarcastic counter-attack, such as acknowledging his presence.
He can be dismissed with a sarcastic counter-attack, such as acknowledging his presence.
Sarcasm Man by Deseejay December 8, 2010
</sarcasm>
Used after a sarcastic retort to inform those too stupid to detect sarcasm by themselves. This is never spoken, only written, and generally only used in online forums or instant messenging and such.
Person A: You're so smart.
Person B: Thanks.
Person A: Whoops, forgot to include my sarcasm tags. <sarcasm> You're so smart. </sarcasm>
Person B: Thanks.
Person A: Whoops, forgot to include my sarcasm tags. <sarcasm> You're so smart. </sarcasm>
</sarcasm> by Join the Alliance. August 25, 2006
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