People who can't resist from being sarcastic

[Greedy]

I don't care if I get kicked off the site but I am totally sick of one person who cannot resist being sarcastic about people's posts. ie if someone accidentally posted something twice by accident. Maybe they posted the same thing twice in record sales. Does it need a sarcastic remark?

 

Edited March 12, 2023 by Greedy Mick

[Chas]

Name and shame em, then get the moderators on it.

[Davey S]

Just name and shame.

[Drew3]

We all know who it is Mick.

Constantly at it!

Not my quote but quite apt me thinks!!!

"Class is knowing what to say, when to say it and when to stop!"!

Regards.

Drew.

[Stephen Houghton]

It happens a lot ,very sad really 

[Mike]

13 hours ago, Greedy Mick said:

I don't care if I get kicked off the site but I am totally sick of one person who cannot resist being sarcastic about people's posts. ie if someone accidentally posted something twice by accident. Maybe they posted the same thing twice in record sales. Does it need a sarcastic remark?

take it you mean the comment on this post about a double post

 

as with anything online a post can be taken many ways

if you do feel strongly about a post as always the 'suggested' action is to flag it up so the site team can have a look and see whats going on

 

[Davey S]

It's not just here FB is as bad people have to make sure everyone knows THEIR opinion on something if they don't approve. 

 

It gets on your tits , WE DONT ALL LIKE THE SAME S**T.

 

David.

[Leicester Boy]

All I would say Mick is take a deep breath and remember for some people on here and other social media being sarcastic and nasty isn't always how they are in the flesh. The nature of being almost invisible sometimes brings out the worst of good people. Just my take.

[Solidsoul]

What's a joke to some people, others don't find funny. Depends on your point of view.

I always try and do positive posts and not negative, unless it really is relevant to the conversation!

It's so easy to pull things down, but very hard to build them up!!

Edited March 12, 2023 by Solidsoul

[Steviehay]

my mum always used to say ...the lowest form of wit.. thats 3/4 of utd fans stumped !!

[Modernsoulsucks]

31 minutes ago, Steviehay said:

my mum always used to say ...the lowest form of wit.. thats 3/4 of utd fans stumped !!

My nan used to say mascara was the lowest form of wit but then she was dyslexic.

[Big Macy]

Thank you everyone it was a mistake I appreciate your kind words .

[Happy Feet]

6 hours ago, Steviehay said:

my mum always used to say ...the lowest form of wit.. thats 3/4 of utd fans stumped !!

The Lowest Form Of Wit , by Leonard Rossiter a very good read circa 1981 , who played Rigsby in the comedy classic Rising Damp , also I believe wrote speeches for the Prime Minister Harold Wilson , when he was in Parliament . Sarcasm does have its humorous uses , worth a read .

 

 

Edited March 12, 2023 by Happy Feet

[Greedy]

8 hours ago, Modernsoulsucks said:

My nan used to say mascara was the lowest form of wit but then she was dyslexic.

 

That has to be one of the best Dad jokes I've heard for ages, thanks for that one

[Greedy]

3 hours ago, Happy Feet said:

The Lowest Form Of Wit , by Leonard Rossiter a very good read circa 1981 , who played Rigsby in the comedy classic Rising Damp , also I believe wrote speeches for the Prime Minister Harold Wilson , when he was in Parliament . Sarcasm does have its humorous uses , worth a read .

 

 

Totally agree that sarcasm can be very funny, but there's a time and place for it, and you have to be very careful so not to offend 

[Davey S]

Yep you need the right audience for it cause it can get you a punch in the teeth.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Mike]

13 hours ago, Davey S said:

It's not just here FB is as bad people have to make sure everyone knows THEIR opinion on something if they don't approve. 

 

It gets on your tits , WE DONT ALL LIKE THE SAME S**T.

 

David.

 

2 hours ago, Davey S said:

Yep you need the right audience for it cause it can get you a punch in the teeth.

 

given that the subject is about the standard of members posts, it would be better all round if you turn down the confrontational tone that you are using in your posts

thanks

 

 

[Kathryn Magson]

I've always thought that if you can't say anything good about someone then it's best to keep your mouth shut & say nothing at all. Seems to have kept me out of trouble so far......mostly.....

Edited March 13, 2023 by Kathryn Magson

[Davey S]

17 hours ago, Source said:

Sorry what i meant to say is sarcasm is not everyone's cup of tea and presented to the wrong person may cause a less than loving reaction. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Kenb]

9 minutes ago, Davey S said:

 

That too has a hint of sarcasm. So it shows how difficult it is to define…especially when it’s just written without any F2F expression.

[Hooker1951]

Keyboard bullies that’s all they are, leaves of a tree

ML

[Billy Jo Jim Bob]

same poster at it again

[Benji]

You're referring to a particular post in the "tracked parcel" topic, aren't you? If you are, I can't see why that is too sarcastic. Maybe you're a bit too sensitive in that matter? We're all grown up adults here and should be able to stand to these posts, shouldn't we?

But seriously, if you're annoyed by posts from another member, put them on "ignore".

[Amsterdam Russ]

I have to agree with Benji. Saw the comment, but I didn't read it as sarcastic in any way. It was just stating the obvious about what the OP had said. I understand it's easy to see things in a certain light, but in this scenario I can't see that any sarcasm or personal offence was meant. 

Tone of voice is everything - we're great at interpreting that - but we ain't so good at interpreting the written word. Because of that frequent uncertainty, I'm a great believer in the use of emojis. They help immensely in clarifying what someone means.  

That said, I must remember not to keep using the aubergine emoji when posting/chatting online and thinking I'm talking about food!