I apologise for my misspelling of the word 'vacillate' in the previous post, as a native speaker of English I should have vacillated before replying, but unfortunately I forgot the golden rule, namely don't drink and type.

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Edited June 9, 200521 yr by meadish_sweetball

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It was ironic but you didn't get it as usual.

I apologise for my misspelling of the word 'vacillate' in the previous post, as a native speaker of English I should have vacillated before replying, but unfortunately I forgot the golden rule, namely don't drink and type.

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Even a native speaker can make a misstake.

Epecially if he's mediocre,like you in English and Meadish in Swedish.

Mediocrity will rule the future of this forum with you two sycophants licking the hand of master Yoot-who's not totally clueless.

Isn't it ironic? Snowleopard is now on holiday. Hopefully, he will see the irony of the situation.

I apologise for my misspelling of the word 'vacillate' in the previous post, as a native speaker of English I should have vacillated before replying, but unfortunately I forgot the golden rule, namely don't drink and type.

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Even a native speaker can make a misstake.

Epecially if he's mediocre,like you in English and Meadish in Swedish.

Mediocrity will rule the future of this forum with you two sycophants licking the hand of master Yoot-who's not totally clueless.

Isn't it ironic? Snowleopard is now on holiday. Hopefully, he will see the irony of the situation.

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Hopefully he's gone บ้านนอก

เหน็บแนม=ironic

Is this Ironic?

Dick Cheney is hosting the Gerald Ford Awards for Journalism ... in a closed door gala.

Farangs come to Thailand to sunbathe yet Thais want to be white, some farangs like to live in a wooden traditional Thai house in the fields yet the Thais in those houses want to live in a brand new house in a dull suburb on the outskirts of Bangkok. Like เกรงใจ I suspect there is no one adjective to describe ironic, please prove me wrong someone.

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We have like " คนในอยากออก คนนอกอยากเข้า ". Khon nai yak org...khon nork yak khao...is it to the point of your ironic ?

Farangs come to Thailand to sunbathe yet Thais want to be white, some farangs like to live in a wooden traditional Thai house in the fields yet the Thais in those houses want to live in a brand new house in a dull suburb on the outskirts of Bangkok. Like เกรงใจ I suspect there is no one adjective to describe ironic, please prove me wrong someone.

bannork

We have like " คนในอยากออก คนนอกอยากเข้า ". Khon nai yak org...khon nork yak khao...is it to the point of your ironic ?

This Thai proverb is very true, and it definitely explains the same thing, but it does not have the same sense as 'ironic', I think.

A corresponding English proverb is 'The grass is always greener on the other side'.

Situations you describe I don't think can be called Ironic. Its a bit like Alanis Morissette song "Ironic"....that there is no irony in the lyrics: "The irony of 'Ironic' is that it's not an ironic song at all." 

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Sorry to look at an old post , time on my hands at work etc.

An old man turned ninety-eight

He won the lottery and died the next day

It's a black fly in your Chardonnay

It's a death row pardon two minutes too late

= Irony

Edited June 15, 200521 yr by chonabot