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Short, sweet and harsh - a scathing attack on sarcasm that flows really well.
Keep it up and happy writing.
JD
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Sarcasm, as practiced by the learned, can be a joy to behold if done correctly. The gentle putting into place the man/woman who deserves it.
To be good at sarcasm, you have to nurture it, love it, and then spring on the unwary. The worst thing about sarcasm is the very real chance of upsetting people and losing friends. It's best to know who you are dealing with when dishing it out, unless it's a persistent little so and so who wants sell you something. Then my firend, sarcasm rules the world!
Reiner.
Ps. I loved the poem.
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Damn this guy Reiner who didn't check his spelling before posting!
Reiner.
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Thanks you very much.
(No not being sarcastic!) particularly clifton for being understanding.
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A well-earned sarcasm break! Well done, like it!
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Nice. (not being sarcastic.),It had an upbeat rhythm, if you know what I mean? Nice use of rhymes
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