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Re^11: how to unicode filenames?
by Anonymous Monk on Jul 03, 2012 at 02:39 UTC

    You think that was irony?!

      What the person posted here was.

      i.e. "the one person A (me) thought was especially good" was thought to be among the worst..."by person b.

      It's like Worf believing that prune juice is a warrior drink, when it is more often associated as a natural laxative more often used by the elderly and infirm.

      He held not just a slightly different view of something than the people around him -- but VERY opposite -- something for a Warrior.

      Definition of irony:

      i·ro·ny    /ˈīrənē/
      Noun:
      The expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite, typically for humorous or emphatic effect.
      In this case the person posting was doing so more for emphatic effect, but it was still humorous, that I need to explain this, reminds me of Picard attempting to explain humor to Data.

      In case you were wondering, that's also an ironic statement. *stiffled giggle*

        What the person posted here was. i.e. "the one person A (me) thought was especially good" was thought to be among the worst..."by person b.

        You can link to the posting you're talking about you know  [id://979046|Re^8: how to unicode filenames?] -> Re^8: how to unicode filenames?

        It's like Worf believing that prune juice is a warrior drink, when it is more often associated as a natural laxative more often used by the elderly and infirm.

        LOL!

        Worf is a warrior, so whatever he drinks, is by definition a warrior drink

        The laxative effects are extremely exaggerated, and the juice tastes like plumbs (great).

        he expression of one's meaning by using language that normally signifies the opposite ... that I need to explain this, reminds me of Picard attempting to explain humor to Data.

        Only one problem, it did not signify the opposite, ie it wasn't ironic.

        You think the article is great. autarch thinks the article is bad. Your Mother thinks the article is bad. Your Mother uses autarch's comment to emphasize just how bad the article , without calling you stupid.