The thread of .......................

[Mr. MR]

You could at least left a clue somewhere.

Try the irony mark

I don't see the logic in that statement, but apparently said logic dictates that I'm smart, so I'll take it.

Really smart people are most of the time socially awkward, there for don't pick up on sarcastic comments

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[WiiAssasin]

Actually, both Norris supporters as well as opposers use those jokes. The fact that you bothered to post Chuck related new shows you expected something out of this. Either trolling on your part or discussion. Both!

[Splash_King]

Me, trolling?! NAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

I use the thread of talkin' just as I would use the "What are you thinkin' 'bout?" thread. I posted what I was thinkin' 'bout, which happened to be that news story thanks to a friend who actually keeps in the loop 'n linked me.

[Mr. MR]

Me, trolling?! NAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

I use the thread of talkin' just as I would use the "What are you thinkin' 'bout?" thread. I posted what I was thinkin' 'bout, which happened to be that news story thanks to a friend who actually keeps in the loop 'n linked me.

So Chuck Norris raises a finger and your friends tells you about it?
Where can I get friends like that!

[Splash_King]

If ya want 'em, you can have 'em.

no srsly, get 'em away from me

[WiiAssasin]

Try the irony mark

? Explain.

[Mr. MR]

? Explain.

I know you don't click links so here

Although in the written English language there is no standard way to denote irony or sarcasm, several forms of punctuation have been proposed. Among the oldest and frequently attested are the percontation point invented by English printer Henry Denham in the 1580s, and the irony mark, furthered by French poet Alcanter de Brahm in the 19th century. Both of these marks were represented visually by a backwards question mark

[WiiAssasin]

I'd rather have an indication that tells it.

[Mr. MR]

your indication

[Pichu2k7]

You guys have confused me, then again I haven't been on in three or four hours.