Ironic/ironical
What's the difference?
posted by CB at 3/17/2006 09:54:00 am
Friday, March 17, 2006
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6 Comments:
There's a difference? I've no idea. I'm still having trouble choosing between there, their and they're.
10:19 am NZDT
Ask Alanis Morissette - she'll have a fair idea.
11:24 am NZDT
One is old english and the other is g'ed up gangsta talk. AKA "fresh".
Helps when your a gangsta rapper to have "al" on the end of some words so your rap can flow better.
Slinky
12:23 pm NZDT
It's not like rain, on your wedding day.
It's not like a free ride, when you've already paid.
etc.
12:49 pm NZDT
Isn't it ironic that she seems to completely misunderstand the definition of irony.
12:55 pm NZDT
OK people... the gag about Alanis Morrissette ironically misunderstanding irony is pretty old.
And you call yourselves creative.
Or do you?
1:08 pm NZDT
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