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Beebop · May 24, 2007

I know. [/sarcasm]

Hunchman801 · May 25, 2007

You can't close the sarcasm tag if you haven't opened it before

Beebop · May 25, 2007

[sarcasm]Oh, sorry, here we go[/sarcasm] :lol:

Xenon · May 25, 2007

Maybe it should be a new code.

Feanaro Surion · May 25, 2007

Don't know how well that would work. I mean, you can't have an emoticon for sarcasm, and there really isn't any other text style you can use.

Jman · May 25, 2007

It could be like a weird font when you put the sarcasm code in.

Feanaro Surion · May 25, 2007

That's true. That wouldn't be such a bad idea.

Beebop · May 26, 2007

It should be an emoticon, although, I think that the :roll: Emoticon demonstrates Sarcasm Rather well.

Xenon · May 26, 2007

That rolling smiley can show quite a lot of emotions.

Beebop · May 26, 2007

Sad one bit, slighly happy one bit, and sarcasm another bit.

Xenon · May 27, 2007

People use that when they're annoyed or frustrated.

Beebop · May 27, 2007

I prefer to use :twisted: when I am frustrated.

Xenon · May 27, 2007

Surely you mean ' :evil: '.

Beebop · May 27, 2007

Either will do.

Feanaro Surion · May 28, 2007

" :twisted: " isn't a frustrated emoticon. It shows you're like evil or scheming.

Xenon · May 28, 2007

Or "twisted" as is the name of it. Anyway, yeah, that's what I was getting at.

Beebop · May 28, 2007

Or you can use the super sadistic emoticon. That works well for all kind of annoyinh or frustrating situations.

Xenon · May 28, 2007

Yep, but it's odd how those smileys are rarely ever used nowadays...

Beebop · May 28, 2007

Suad used it the other day.

Xenon · May 28, 2007

One post for like 500 a day isn't exactly staggering.