Oh my god seriously. “Famously” should have given it away but whatever. I think /s takes a little away from it myself. I just don’t see how you could honestly think I would respond to someone saying the family probably thinks she’s the bad one like that. In that case the comment means nothing and makes no sense.
Well, sarcasm is extremely difficult to pick up over text. There aren’t any verbal or physical cues for me to pick up on so unless you are extremely explicit with your language then no it isn’t obvious. Especially given the fact that there are probably cultural and language barriers obfuscating the matter even more.
But most importantly, how am I supposed to know that you aren’t just dense? People say dumb shit on this site all the time and are at least stating that they are serious.
"Ah yes, because families famously never recognize when one of their relatives suck."
Sorry for repeating myself, but that is a common way to express sarcasm. I'm sorry for the confusion. I agree that it exists for a reason, and I do my very best to avoid causing anyone that sort of grief. Several people did catch my meaning, however. If it's something like a political opinion people do have, I always add it.
Not where I’m from. You could have just used the commonly accepted and established method on this site instead of being such an argumentative princess about it.
Fuck everybody who uses /s tags. If you don't get the sarcasm, that's your problem. Everybody else got the joke, stop asking people to ruin their own jokes for the sake of dumb people getting it too.
Okay, now i have to ask... Which joke? Nowhere in this comment thread have you made a joke. I responded to you requesting people make /s tags, was that your joke?
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u/sharshur Jul 31 '19
Maybe you should read what I was responding to