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Depending on the inflection of your voice, or the actual event described, the slang term "How Fun" maintains two polar opposite meanings. The object of conversation may have been or will be really fun. If there is a hint of sarcasm in the voice or if the event is known to be generally dull, such as: I stayed at home all day and did laundry, "How Fun" would mean "bummer" or "how boring".
I went to Paris and then London to shop. How Fun!
I cleaned the garbage cans today. How fun.
how fun by KurtVB October 30, 2015
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This is something either old schoolteachers or prententious slappers use. To be fair, not everyone who uses this phrase is either or, but sadly most of the time this is said with a certain intonation to show false delight in activity, etc that the other speaker may have just named...basically a more subtle way of saying "oh the things you get up to are so quaint and CUTE!!!"
Person 1: "How was your weekend, sweetie?"
Person 2: "Well mainly I just stayed home, though I went paintballing with my friend one day."
Person 1: "Oh how fun!!!!!"
how fun by Lis November 24, 2004

I just think it's funny how

A low key but passive aggressive way to tell someone your angry with them
I just think it's funny how you said you had family plans but then went to Josh's party with Sarah
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i just find it funny how....

a girl says this when she wants to explain how she does NOT find something funny. if your texting a girl and she says this block her and move state.
99.99% of the time she does not find it funny
tyrone: hey olivia, hows your sick mother.
olivia: shes ok, i have to take care of her shes so annoying, i just find it funny how....
tyrone: *moves to a different state, nukes the current state he was in and blocks olivia in all the social media he has because he is dont with her shit*

you know its funny how

Something a girl says after you ask whats wrong. You messed up in some way and she thinks you know about what you did. Usually done over text.
you: whats wrong?
Her: nothing....
you: oh okay
Her: You know its funny how...
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