Sarcastic Protesters
A+ for the Lemon Party sign if even one ill-fated Tea Party protester ends up on that site. View Image ›
A+ for the Lemon Party sign if even one ill-fated Tea Party protester ends up on that site. View Image ›
Internet Scientists and Developers are working on ways to combat this growing problem. Update: Please respond sarcastically to the commenter directly before you. View Image ›
The human body is a beautiful machine. View Image ›
BuzzFeed is considering a “no sarcasm policy” where all sarcastic comments and posts are banned from the site. Sarcasm often makes people feel like idiots because they don't understand it. What do you think? Should we ban sarcasm? You can post your answer as a response on this page and we will make a decision by the end of the week. Read More ›
Best Buy's new signs are an object lesson in kicking someone while they're down. You don't get much mean-spirited sarcasm in advertising these days, but (intentional or not) I'm pretty sure I'm in favor of it. View Image ›