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Nov 2, 2010
When you start nitpicking at the definition of irony you just look like an ignorant hobo that has no better way of making himself look smart.
 
 
Oct 14, 2010
"I went and licked the lamppost. It tasted ironic. Then my tongue was stuck to it's cold, ironic surface."

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Sep 5, 2010
To continue posting on this comment board, one must 1) look up and understand the definition of "ironic," 2) know how to use it in a sentence.

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Sep 3, 2010
The timing of these strips is so ironic to me. I just finished filling out my "anonymous" employee survey. After I answered all the basic questions, I had to answer a lot of demgraphic questions that stripped away all of the anonymity. (who is my manager, what's my age/gender/years of service/city, etc.) When you sort through all of the demographic data you can pinpoint exactly one person: me! Glad I didn't write any "unabomber" comments!
 
 
Sep 3, 2010
@Woody1000: Exactly. It was in one of the Dilbert books (can't remember which one), and Scott wrote that Jim Davis asked him for the original, which he traded for an original Garfield. Scott said at the time it was his greatest financial return as a cartoonist.

@saywhatwhat: Agreed. I was only referring to the punchline. Both jokes are different and quite funny.
 
 
 
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