mrplunkey New member Feb 7, 2010 #51 redsamurai said: mrplunkey said: No, the irony is that you probably still don't understand the difference. QUOTE] that wouldn't be irony even if it was the case now wouldn't it. <Fail> Click to expand... Is that complicated quote system still baffling you? And yes, it is ironic. You need to do a little research -- or is that confident ignorance at work again? Click to expand...
redsamurai said: mrplunkey said: No, the irony is that you probably still don't understand the difference. QUOTE] that wouldn't be irony even if it was the case now wouldn't it. <Fail> Click to expand... Is that complicated quote system still baffling you? And yes, it is ironic. You need to do a little research -- or is that confident ignorance at work again? Click to expand...
PICK3 New member Feb 7, 2010 #52 mrplunkey said: redsamurai said: Is that complicated quote system still baffling you? And yes, it is ironic. You need to do a little research -- or is that confident ignorance at work again? Click to expand... *ironical Click to expand...
mrplunkey said: redsamurai said: Is that complicated quote system still baffling you? And yes, it is ironic. You need to do a little research -- or is that confident ignorance at work again? Click to expand... *ironical Click to expand...
mrplunkey New member Feb 7, 2010 #53 PICK3 said: mrplunkey said: *ironical Click to expand... Both are adjectives. I was using the form meaning: "containing or exemplifying irony". P.S. Saints suck. Manning is going to crush them. Click to expand...
PICK3 said: mrplunkey said: *ironical Click to expand... Both are adjectives. I was using the form meaning: "containing or exemplifying irony". P.S. Saints suck. Manning is going to crush them. Click to expand...
PICK3 New member Feb 7, 2010 #54 mrplunkey said: PICK3 said: Both are adjectives. I was using the form meaning: "containing or exemplifying irony". P.S. Saints suck. Manning is going to crush them. Click to expand... I wasn't sure, I was reaching Let's see if we can find a recurring theme, shall we? Either the Saints win, OR Manning who was born and raised in N.O. wins. Click to expand...
mrplunkey said: PICK3 said: Both are adjectives. I was using the form meaning: "containing or exemplifying irony". P.S. Saints suck. Manning is going to crush them. Click to expand... I wasn't sure, I was reaching Let's see if we can find a recurring theme, shall we? Either the Saints win, OR Manning who was born and raised in N.O. wins. Click to expand...
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