I forswore sarcasm in college once I realized it was seriously hindering my development as a person. Is it permissible, though, if used only as a literary device?
http://www.scriptoriumdaily.com/2007/03/22/even-song-on-the-feast-day-of-the-goracle/
I miss it so.
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4 comments:
Are you trying to give me a stroke? Do you want me to die?
Sarcasm is good for the character. Scientific fact. Not that JMR believes in "science."
Sarcasm away...
Having witnessed the fury of the sarcastic fire once breathed by my beloved during her college days, I can assure you we're all better (and safer) for the forswearing.
Ah, I see. Forswear away...
Wow! must have been really bad in your college days. I believe the witness. It's nice to be safe.
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