Life's ironies...

[r0lan6]

I do hate people who say that... "...I gave 110%, 200%, etc, etc..." The term has no meaning!?

[Aussiewaz]

.... or those who demand or claim to give 110%. They're almost as foolish as the half empty half full arseholes!

But a good drunk doesnt care if the glass is half full or half empty, he just wants to know if he can have it.

I do hate people who say that... "...I gave 110%, 200%, etc, etc..." The term has no meaning!?

I agree with you 110% Rolan!

[tippexx]

What have you done, senor TripleXXXRated!

.... Sorry TJ .... but I just can't believe that God's a blubberbum or has a fizzog like some of the specimens I've see wandering about without due supervision!

[captain duff]

Hmm, well how about a thread that was suppposed to be about irony and is now just a list of things/people that people don't like?

But back to irrony - the fact that Alanis Morissette's 'Ironic' doesn't actually contain anything that is ironic perhaps?

Or maybe appointing a war criminal (Tony Blair) as a middle east peace envoy?

[Soulmanure]

Hmm, well how about a thread that was suppposed to be about irony and is now just a list of things/people that people don't like?

But back to irrony - the fact that Alanis Morissette's 'Ironic' doesn't actually contain anything that is ironic perhaps?

Or maybe appointing a war criminal (Tony Blair) as a middle east peace envoy?

Yes yes, or talking to Henry Kissinger about how to end wars.

[El Catador]

Quick. . . run . . . the 'Ironic' thread police are about to kick the door in. . .

Hmm, well how about a thread that was suppposed to be about irony and is now just a list of things/people that people don't like?

Damn, too late!


"and another thing. . . "
"I want to see more of you people starting a sentence with a capital letter, or there-will-be-trouble . . "

[satch]

ok

[Simon-JG-hr]

Came up with a good'un this afternoon...

American Republicans who launch attacks on Turkey for being a fundamentalist country. Where the former are generally God-fearing and base policies on Church thinking (e.g. abortion etc), meanwhile the latter has a long history of specifically secular government.