I refuse the add the /s. Each time someone doesn’t get it I crank the sarcasm up a notch, trying to make it more painfully obvious. Those who still won’t get it shall serve as comedy fodder for the rest of us who do.
Problem with omitting the /s often is, that you can’t differentiate between satire and real idiocy. Especially in current times, where more often than not it is the latter, and you don’t want to make a potential idiot thinking he’s right.
But that’s the best part! You drag the idiot along to the extreme end of the line of thought you are sarcasting. Hopefully they’d walk way past the end of the cliff by the time they look down prompting gravity to do its thing.
I refuse the add the
/s. Each time someone doesn’t get it I crank the sarcasm up a notch, trying to make it more painfully obvious. Those who still won’t get it shall serve as comedy fodder for the rest of us who do.Problem with omitting the /s often is, that you can’t differentiate between satire and real idiocy. Especially in current times, where more often than not it is the latter, and you don’t want to make a potential idiot thinking he’s right.
But that’s the best part! You drag the idiot along to the extreme end of the line of thought you are sarcasting. Hopefully they’d walk way past the end of the cliff by the time they look down prompting gravity to do its thing.
For the good of my mental health I always default to people being sarcastic.