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Breeding Intellectual Conversation On MFP

SGM_Adonis
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How dare you use sarcasm and snark whilst doing so? Let us discuss.
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The problem is that the human species at large is stupid...0
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cwolfman13 wrote: »The problem is that the human species at large is stupid...
Is there a correlation between calorie deficit and this theory?
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You can't have an intellectual conversation and include humor.
because you signed a non-compete.0 -
cwolfman13 wrote: »The problem is that the human species at large is stupid...
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SGM_Adonis wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »The problem is that the human species at large is stupid...
Is there a correlation between calorie deficit and this theory?
Only a spurious correlation. Interestingly enough, most correlations made within the MFP community are also spurious in nature...I believe this further validates my theory.
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SGM_Adonis wrote: »
True anything is possible.
I feel a dry tone can camouflage many a humorous statement. Compliance officer who must enforce non-compete will be unsure if you are intentionally funny - or just awkward.
I think you get bonus points if you cause awkwardness and additional funnies.0 -
SGM_Adonis wrote: »How dare you use sarcasm and snark whilst doing so? Let us discuss.
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Joannah700 wrote: »SGM_Adonis wrote: »
True anything is possible.
I feel a dry tone can camouflage many a humorous statement. Compliance officer who must enforce non-compete will be unsure if you are intentionally funny - or just awkward.
I think you get bonus points if you cause awkwardness and additional funnies.
I usually get this type of reaction...
Unfortunately I'm usually the only one in on the joke...and I'm perfectly fine with that.
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SGM_Adonis wrote: »Joannah700 wrote: »SGM_Adonis wrote: »
True anything is possible.
I feel a dry tone can camouflage many a humorous statement. Compliance officer who must enforce non-compete will be unsure if you are intentionally funny - or just awkward.
I think you get bonus points if you cause awkwardness and additional funnies.
I usually get this type of reaction...
Unfortunately I'm usually the only one in on the joke...and I'm perfectly fine with that.
Yes. Or I end up doing this...0 -
SGM_Adonis wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »The problem is that the human species at large is stupid...
Is there a correlation between calorie deficit and this theory?
Not necessarily, but there is a correlation between sugar intake and this theory: the more you think sugar is the devil....0 -
SGM_Adonis wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »The problem is that the human species at large is stupid...
Is there a correlation between calorie deficit and this theory?
Not necessarily, but there is a correlation between sugar intake and this theory: the more you think sugar is the devil....
Perhaps it's a combination of ingested Distilled Water and all pure toxins invading your body?
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SGM_Adonis wrote: »SGM_Adonis wrote: »cwolfman13 wrote: »The problem is that the human species at large is stupid...
Is there a correlation between calorie deficit and this theory?
Not necessarily, but there is a correlation between sugar intake and this theory: the more you think sugar is the devil....
Perhaps it's a combination of ingested Distilled Water and all pure toxins invading your body?
Yeah, that's probably it.0 -
Maybe we should all start using fonts to imply tone in posts... Like Comic Sans for the happy, sunshine-y posts, Chiller for snark,... I'm at a loss for which font should imply sarcasm though...0
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Maybe we should all start using fonts to imply tone in posts... Like Comic Sans for the happy, sunshine-y posts, Chiller for snark,... I'm at a loss for which font should imply sarcasm though...
"Sarctalics"
http://glennmcanally.com/sarcastic/
"The Sarcastic Font movement was launched in 2002. In 2011, interns at BBH Labs came up with Sartalics. A method to achieve the same sarcastic fonty goodness utilizing some simple CSS. This method is far easier to implement on the web.
You can actually download the font: http://glennmcanally.com/sarcastic/fonts/arials.ttf0 -
Maybe we should all start using fonts to imply tone in posts... Like Comic Sans for the happy, sunshine-y posts, Chiller for snark,... I'm at a loss for which font should imply sarcasm though...
Great idea. For sarcasm, how about a grey font on a grey background. That hidden meaning of the text only appears when you select it
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Maybe we should all start using fonts to imply tone in posts... Like Comic Sans for the happy, sunshine-y posts, Chiller for snark,... I'm at a loss for which font should imply sarcasm though...
My sarcastic font is which ever font is the default in the program I am using. I don't really know another tone. It's a blessing and a curse, depending on who you ask.0
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