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I sometimes look at the website you gave us, but I couldn't find any of sarcasm? Is there anyone you best recommend?



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Here's a site containing a TV show that contains some very good examples of sarcasm:
http://www.whatalovelywar.co.uk/blackwords.html
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Here's a site containing a TV show that contains some very good examples of sarcasm:
http://www.whatalovelywar.co.uk/blackwords.html
Thanks. I am looking at it now.
Is there any possible sarcasm dictionary?


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Old 14-May-2004, 05:00
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Here's a site containing a TV show that contains some very good examples of sarcasm:
http://www.whatalovelywar.co.uk/blackwords.html
Thanks. I am looking at it now.
Is there any possible sarcasm dictionary?


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Almost anything can be said sarcastically. :wink:
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Almost anything can be said sarcastically. :wink:
Yeah. Sure it can. :wink:
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Here's a site containing a TV show that contains some very good examples of sarcasm:
http://www.whatalovelywar.co.uk/blackwords.html
Thanks. I am looking at it now.
Is there any possible sarcasm dictionary?


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Almost anything can be said sarcastically. :wink:

This is someone's first time who didn't give me an exact answer.


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Almost anything can be said sarcastically. :wink:
Yeah. Sure it can. :wink:
As if!
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Here's a site containing a TV show that contains some very good examples of sarcasm:
http://www.whatalovelywar.co.uk/blackwords.html
Thanks. I am looking at it now.
Is there any possible sarcasm dictionary?


sabrina
Almost anything can be said sarcastically. :wink:

This is someone's first time who didn't give me an exact answer.


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Some questions are like that!
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Here's a site containing a TV show that contains some very good examples of sarcasm:
http://www.whatalovelywar.co.uk/blackwords.html
Thanks. I am looking at it now.
Is there any possible sarcasm dictionary?


sabrina
Almost anything can be said sarcastically. :wink:

This is someone's first time who didn't give me an exact answer.


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Some questions are like that!



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