Serious Jokes: How To Make People Love Being Around You
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How To Be Sarcastic Without Being A Jerk - Deadpool/Ryan Reynolds Breakdown
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We often see the sarcastic moments of Ryan Reynolds, the actor of Deadpool, and in this video, we talk about how to use sarcasm without looking like a jerk. Sarcasm is one of the toughest types of humor to pull off. When executed improperly, it can leave people angry at you as often as it leaves them laughing. So in this video, we are going to take a look at the king of sarcasm, Ryan Reynolds, a.k.a. Deadpool.
So how do you use sarcasm without leaving people angry or hurt? Well, if you're going to do it it cannot be a one-off potshot; otherwise, it feels like a pointed attack. So getting in the habit of joking all the time even in semi serious moments helps signal to others that your statements are usually to be taken in jest. We also talked about this at length in our video on Chris Pratt so check it out as well!
0:34 Get into the habit of joking even in serious moments
3:17 Lessen filtering words to blurt out and experiment
5:16 Making yourself the buttt of your sarcastic comments helps
6:09 Still utilize compliments so as to not look like a total jerk
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Quick summary of the 4 types of sarcasm used by Ryan Reynolds (but not Deadpool):
1. Joke "all the time" (daily and often), so people know that's part of your personality, and they won't have to guess when you're being sarcastic.
2. Lower your brain filters to add specific (random or crazy) words or phrases to your humor.
3. Make yourself the target of your joke.
4. When you make others the target of your joke, make it so absurd that they can't possibly be offended!
Gary Lowell T thank you!
Deadpool is just an unfiltered Ryan Reynolds
Sorry but... lower your brain filter? Do i have a serious brain damage, cause i don't understand what that means? Just have no filters or just shoot like wildfire?
He means open your mind when you’re making sarcastic jokes. Like in the video when instead of Ryan saying “I looked like a girl” when he was talking about why he didn’t get girls in high school, he said “I looked like a Vietnamese girl”. That’s a small example but the specificity made the joke much funnier.
Or when he was talking about his wife being I labor and he played a song that annoyed her, he said “steak knives were sticking out of her eyes” instead of “her eyes looked liked knives”. Seems like nothing significant but it actually makes the joke seem way funnier.
*How to make people love you using sarcasm!*
step 1: be Ryan Reynolds
How to make people love you using sarcasm!
-Avoid using this RUclips channel.
Step 2: stop being green latern
Dude u kill the show
@@ArlekTV Yeah, like superrandumb is any better
@@ultralinguistics3083 Agreed!
This actually helps me. I have a long history of killing it with sarcasm. And by killing it, I mean killing social relations.
i used to be a real smart mouth in real life. then i adopted the cliche: if you don't have anything nice to say, you shouldn't say anything at all. i speak less these days but have more female friends than ever
Same problem but I am a highly functional psychopath
Kryptonite I get that. But at the same time I still use sarcasm, as a sorting mechanism. If she does not get my sarcasm, we will never get happy together.
sorting? do you mean screening? have you considered it's something others use to screen for people like yourself, as well? if you truly believe you will *never* be happy with someone who doesn't appreciate your humor, the belief will probably fulfill itself. you can take or leave this part: but how precious is your sarcasm, really? is it some kind of fundamental truth? or are you just indulging yourself at the expense of other people? if it's just stupid, meaningless jokes, maybe it can go, especially if it's for someone who sincerely cares about you - but you're free to make that choice. just my thoughts off the cuff
hitesh jetwani i thinkyou mean: high functioning
"sociopath" :)
My issue is that when I'm sarcastic I speak too monotone and people think I'm serious, but I feel like if I exaggerate my tone I'll feel too cheesy
is that aizawa? Yes.
i'm guessing you live in america
You can be monotone as long as you still convey the fact that your aren’t being serious, by laughing or something similar
I love it when people say sarcastic things while sounding serious.
Sounds perfect. Confuse them without shame, no cheese.
I think it's illegal how much charismatic Ryan is. I don't think he even acts anymore, he just exists in front of a camera and everyone loves it :D.
That's the great thing about just being yourself and not conforming to others preconceived notions on what you 'should be'. He says what he thinks the second he thinks it, without hesitation or deep thought on how it will come across. People react to that confidence.
It also doesn't hurt that he's a super star, *very* intelligent, and one of the most attractive people on the planet.
That's when you know you have the audience in the palm of your hand. That's exactly what you want as an entertainer.
To be fair, a lot of it comes from the names, "Ryan" itself. Join the club. You know you want to.
It’s quite lovely to see tbh
@@RyanUptonInnovator Kate's dad?
1:31 "Deadpool...is...just an extreme version of Ryan..."
That's soooo true😂👍
@Ян Н. The facts that it’s true is just truly perfection 👌
the fact that this comment is 3 years old and has over a thousand likes with two comments is absurd
I have an inferiority complex, but it's not a very good one.
lol
I'm stealing that one.
Oh! I get it! That's funny--good one, sir!
too clever for the majority of people to get :D
Nice or I mean not nice or I mean that you should go to hell. The last one sound about right.
I'm sarcastic all the time...I have no friends and my family are frustrated with me all the time...there's no way the problem could be me!
They don't understand your humor
being sarcastic all the time can be annoying and frustrating
Maybe it’s not the charismatic type of being sarcastic. I’m sarcastic, but the nasty type.
Did no one understand the sarcasm in his last sentence
I'm unsarcastic lol
We should have a sarcasm battle between Chandler Bing and Ryan Reynolds.
YAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Chandler would win
No that would be the lamest thing everrrrr 💜
Lol, real life Ryan Reynolds would knock out both Chandler Bing and Mattew Perry at once.
Could that battle BE any more entertaining.
Maybe sarcasm is a different thing on opposite sides of the Atlantic.
concurrent with the internet, he's misusing the term "sarcasm" - much of this is either hyperbolic/exaggerated or ironic/facetious humor - sarcasm by definition is intended to offend, mildly or otherwise, by stating the opposite of what one means
It is though lol
I think he may mean deadpan humor
Kryptonite yeah intended to offend, but you can offend yourself as well dummy
Kryptonite he's using it fine what do you mean
As A brit, we learnt this when we were babies, forged in the fires of sarcasm, like a less badass Bane with a cup of tea in hand maybe a crumpet if we're feeling spicy.
Can confirm, I was the crumpet
Can confirm as a Canadian, son of an Englishman. Not sure where it came from, but its there.
As an American, I have nothing to say except I hope you guys put the right type of leaf into your tea
As an American, i had forge my own, in a cave. with nothing more than a dirty sock and a harden piece of sourdough bread.
Can confirm. As a Jamaican watching Brit coms I loved the dry delivery.
Meanwhile........On the polar opposite:
IS THAT PERSONAL ATTACK OR SOMETHING?
Veyvovv Sapkota lmao Brie Larson 😩
Dead😂😂😂
😂 omg
The specific jokes thing is so right I ve seen ppl doing that so often and it cracks me up every single time.
Yeah it works like a charm
That's bc the more absurd the thing is the funnier it gets
Lady.Whatever exactly
Lady.Whatever
Actually no. There's a curtain threshold that can be easily passed if you're not careful. It can loose it's power and fly over peoples head and or just not impress anyone. Too absurd and it will feels forced, not relatable enough and it can fly over peoples heads and can come off as just lame.
Yep I literally do that all the time and usually get more laughs out of people
Ryan Reynolds is the man. Not only a comedic legend but an extremely underrated dramatic actor too.
Frederick0220 his dramatic stuff is my fav. Buried, Chaos Theory, and Fireflies in the Garden were great. Also, while The Captive was meh overall, his acting in it was amazing.
Nope, he's a total dweeb
@@thunderpooch No you
@@thunderpooch get a life
@RUclips Curates Content, algorithm is a lie I agree lol bit he's funny
Chandler from Friends is the king of sarcasm
Yeah...sure he is.
@@reiffy76 of course he is
NOTHING makes things more funny than explaining , in detail, why it's funny! Well done!
Please, analyze the charisma of Lucifer Morningstar
Yes please!!
oh this will be fun!
Really?Well i am flattered but don't bother you humans have not the power neither the knowledge to do that.......i can make an exception only if you bring some Scotch Whiskey.........you humans love that bloody thing don't you?Now tell me what's your biggest desire............
@@wizza7445 😂😂
Did they take that from the Bible?
I find myself using sarcasm often when I'm in a situation where I feel a bit threatened or isn't totally relaxed. It works quite good to ease the tension, both for myself and the group. But the downside is that when I do this in a new group of people, I also lock myself in to being that kind of person. I know it's all in my head, but I think I subconsciously feel inauthentic if I switch personality. It's like l paint myself into a corner, even though I hate being too sarcastic.
I can also relate to this being-a-in- a-certain-way dilemma when it comes to hanging out with old friends. I often don't enjoy that as much as with new friends. I've changed so much lately, but it's my old me that runs the show when I'm in the context where old me are used to being.
Thanks for all the great stuff,
/Alex
Alexander Nilsson i feel the same way brother!
Could totally relate to you.. glad I'm not the only one
Just play with it to surprise people and delight them.
We, as humans, don't have to always be like this and like that, we don't have to wear one mask, we can wear several (I don't use the word "mask" negatively here).
I'm almost always joking and messing around even when the situation is not appropriate (this is what makes my sense of humor unique to others I guess, cause I throw jokes when they're not expecting one).
But sometimes, I go into deep conversations and that surprises them cause they're not expecting me here.
So just use how people see you at your advantage :)
Hey Marius, I'm really trying to practice this way of being! But many times it's easier said than done. But being aware, and constantly reminding myself for how I should act for sure helps me gradualy move in the right direction!
Understandable intuitive response. Still, sarcasm is probably not the ideal response to a threatening situation.
Try to experiment with just being authentic and calling out the situation and/or the person saying something threatening. If you show that you just stay composed and are comfortable confronting the situation it will show that you're comfortable being authentic and show your strength.
The best part is that you won't feel uncomfortable and prevent 'painting yourself into a corner'.
Good luck
two types of sarcasm :
1)Chandler Bing(less offensive)
2)Wade wilson(offensive)
because sarcasm cannot be offensiven't
Real sarcasm attacks the rear, just like Napoleon.
It’s funny because both of them are Canadian.
My friend once told me he wasn't sure if I was being sarcastic or not, and that's when I knew I might have a problem.
Do a Tom Hiddleston charisma video
Your Mom
Is a very nice Lady.. cheers
Thanks bud
No
How dare you
Forget to complement yourself, good sir
@@jthb u
Haha.. U are funny 👏👏
this was actually a really good break down. ive been trying to get into writing characters with various different types of humor and i often look to actors like Ryan Reynolds for inspiration. (Love Ryan) This helped a lot.
1st pre requisiste for being awesomely sarcastic:
Be Canadian
Examples:
Chandler Bing/Mathew Perry
Ryan Renolds
Love both i prefer Ms.Chanandler Bong though!
You already did some videos on what makes man attractive but I think it would be great if you made a video on what makes WOMEN attractive.
I'm a guy but I'm just genuinely intrigued to see what attracts me except for looks.
Pls respond and tell me what you think.
This
Petar Pavlovic Shouldn't you know this..? Or you're being sarcastic :D
Maria I'm not.And I know some basic things that attract me but I'm sure there are some more subtle characteristics that I've never noticed.There always are.In pretty much anything
I literally came to the comment section to comment about this same thing! I haven't checked but it seems like the majority of these videos are about dudes, and I want to see some charismatic ladies.
It makes sense to me whey they aren't really making videos about that. They're not women so there will definitely be people who feel like they're telling women how to act or like they're saying something is unattractive because they mention another trait is seen as attractive. Both of those things were brought up in the comments for the video about Wonder Woman.
It's actually really frustrating that so many people just want to be upset at something instead of taking what they can from breakdowns and advice videos instead of being critical of it existing but it would almost certainly happen, considering it happened before. Annnd despite all of that, I hope they make a video about it too because I bet it would be great.
Since I gave you this weird, long reply I figure I'd add something about your question. Think about movies you've watched and women you found attractive in them. What traits did they have? Were they energetic, funny, serious, charismatic, goofy, easy going, friendly, caring...? That would pretty much help you narrow down the things that you find attractive.
“You’re gonna leave me all alone here with Hey You Guys!” Was, by far, my favourite.
I wish that were in the movie.
@@stridex8652 Is that you Nic Cage?
Your videos are helping me so much with writing dialogue for my machinima. Using these videos, I have created distinct personalities and quirks all through dialogue. This stuff is awesome!
My humor is quite similar.. I love Ryan he just lets it flow so naturally.
Interesting video, but I think it really showed up the difference between Canadian Sarcasm and U.K. Sarcasm. Ryan's humour is quite 'soft', i don't know how else to describe it, compared to sarcasm that you hear in the UK. The more offensive a person can be with sarcasm, normally the funnier it ends up being if you don't get offended and can retaliate back at them. Maybe you could do a video on English Saracsm as well? It'd be really cool to hear a side by side of the differences!
many internet denizens simply use the term(s) "sarcasm/sarcastic" interchangeably (and erroneously) with trying to be funny
Amanda Newson Spot on!
I’m not sure he has the means (he seems very American and probably would have to watch many UK comedians). I’d still be interested to see what he says though
Amanda Newson - my problem with the idea that the UK is more offensive in sarcasm is that when a country investigates mean posts and puts a man on trail for a joke video with a Nazi Pug . . . .I don't know if offensive is the right way to go for them. Maybe soft is what the UK requires.
Aside from that real world stuff, I do understand what you're speaking about in sarcastic differences between Americans and those in the UK. If I am to think of what I thought of the UK in the past I would agree. The UK of now is not so good on the taking a joke.
The Nazi pug video isn't much to do with sarcasm. The UK's governments actions are not a good representation of what the populations humour is like, as in social interactions between every day people. Do you think the current American government is a good think to base my opinion on the average American on? I do agree there is an increase of sensitivity online.
The more specific, the funnier. Imagination is key to making people laugh.
and like he jokes instead of answering personal questions to his life which is such a good tactic to keep your privacy as a star. and it makes you feel like you know him without knowing much of his life in actuality. its genius
A video on how to be a leader like Captain America will be incredibly helpful and well received
How come you still don't have a video about Dr House? The guy is the king of sarcastic-charismatic-assholish geniuses.
He's basically Deadpool, but crippled and handsome. He just insults everyone and we're okay with it because we're the audience, but everyone would hate him in real life.
@@jcavonpark okay now i want to see deadpool vs house in a sarcasm battle
@@majinnemesis Deadpool would then shoot House because reasons
@@shady_the_one But then who would say it's not Lupus?
I've been watching your videos for a long time Charlie, and you've made a huge impact on my life. After receiving a brain injury at 18, I've used your videos to re-train myself in social interaction, and how to understand other people more effectively. You're positivity is infectious, and I love how you take time to consider the deep psychology of everyday interactions. I believe your type of work will one day bring peace and love to the world. God bless you! (Btw using your channel content I've been able to set store historical records for Nike in customer service reviews, and have helped many other peoples lives by spreading your information to others with speech/social disabilities)
Here is my type of sarcasm.
Her: I'm a Model
Me: Oh which agency?
Her: Oh not like that i meant on Instagram,What do u do?
Me: Oh, im a sniper.
Her: in military?
Me: No, in Call Of Duty
🤣
Wow this is like the 47th time I am seeing "YOUR" type of sarcasm, I hope nobody steals it
Wow, that wasn’t really that funny tbh
@@thegreatgamelord8640 you kidding? That was comedy gold, Oscars comedy gold
People trying to be sarcastic in this reply section 👀
Wow, this video really nails the concept of sarcasm.. That's what I needed, thanks guys..
See, that's how you use sarcasm..
I am sure there are other self help uploads. You may find the how to walk and breath at the same time one useful. I have now mastered this one. Highly recommended
Interesting analysis. Ryan Reynolds generally has a very unique sense of humor, something noticeable since the days of 2 guys and a girl
Hahaha Ryan's a beast. I never thought about it was the hyper specificity that's amplifying the humor. These will be great to sprinkle in throughout the interactions as a breaks-in-rapport. Great breakdown !
~ Glad you're digging the breakdown!
Never mind "How do you use sarcasm without leaving people angry or hurt?", the question is "Why bother being sarcastic if you're not going to make people angry or hurt?"
It's a fine line in the social media age
3:20 Wow, I never expected to see someone point out how my humour works in a video
Ah yes breakdown on deadpool !!! Can't wait for this film.
Also, can you do a charisma breakdown on that guy Charlie from Charisma on Command?
Also btw that joke at 3:05 really made me laugh lmaooo Clever af
Lol
tomorrow for uk
This video was genuinely really good. Thanks.
Love the screen name.
~ Glad you liked it!
No, thank you!
It's absolutely amazing how much on the head you have hit the meaning of sarcasm!
It helps if you live a life where you have a choice of either joking about things, or crying about things, and having a preference toward laughing, and not having someone who gives a crap if you cry anyway. As harsh as that sounds, a lot of my own humor developed over that choice. In any case it really helped me and still does.
The charisma breakdown I’ve waited for!! Thank you so much!
~ Hope you enjoyed it!
Last time I checked Sarcasm is a form of irony. In this case, sarcasm is used by saying the exact opposite of what you mean in order to get a point across (or as an insult). Ryan Reynolds humor is funny, but it's not sarcastic. Not the way I know it anyways. You should do a video on Bill Murray, who is great at all things ironic, including sarcasm. He has some real charisma.
ryan gosling? you're a real stickler for detail (see what i did there? i used sarcasm)
Barnacle Breath U r right, his humour isn't sarcasm. Irony is the contradiction of 2 truths and is on its own. Sarcasm is more a tone and it's hilarious when done intelligently.
sarcasm is not something that is done, it's something that is used *boom*
Silver Corn You're totally right! I'll keep that in mind. Great use of sarcasm btw.
I think Ryan uses more self-deprecation
That “less angry Rosie O’Donald” always cracks me up.
First time to the channel. Big Ryan fan. Usually, a breakdown of “why is this funny” is painful, but this was actually really insightful! Nice work.
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Ive been watching some of your previous videos, and I have to say they are extremely realistic and insightful. You bring up alot of great points in your videos, and it has helped shape me into a more likeable, approachable person. Thank you, liked and subscribed.
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Can you please do a video on the comedian Bill Burr?
Andrej Jocic just what I said.
Bro I often find my humor correlating with his and for that I loved Deadpool. I started playing vrchat as him. And it's just unreal how believable it can start to get😂
I lost a friend for a few years due to a misunderstanding. I had just left a very abusive relationship, and my girlfriend and I were living together, saving money to buy a house. One day, we saw a news article about a man who had beaten a woman to death, and I made a sarcastic remark, saying, "Oh, he must have really loved her." I should have clarified that I was being sarcastic, but my friend took it seriously and gradually distanced herself from me, leading to us growing apart. About five years later, we bumped into each other, and she explained what had happened. We both felt deeply regretful about the miscommunication and wasted years, and we ended up in tears over it. So fair warning be careful, in my defense I was still raw over my abuse and him always saying he did things because he loved me..and that is NOT love.
Could you do a video on Bill Burr
You should do klaus mickealson
I'm a simple man
I see Ryan Reynolds, I click
Damn RUclips recommendations
they know me more than I know myself*
I knew someone, still in their youth at the time who always cracked jokes. Often they missed, but the times he hit it was glorious. If he kept up with it and I guess he did as it was so ingrained in his personality, I guess today he is on Ryan Reynolds level *G*
Hope we get a video on Bill Burr next
That'd be great. I'll try to see if he has any big releases coming up
100% its delivery and tone.
Im just gonna content myself with watching RR's advertisements and clips on the internet, cause I don't wanna risk getting punch in the face every single time for 'practicing' to even be at his level of sarcasm
I think you should do one on David Dobric and his squad
As a Brit, I can tell you none of us have those filters. We all take the piss out of each other about everything, it's just life, no one gets offended
When you say something sarcastic and someone doesn't know you're being sarcastic but they're also not offended at the same time you can use it to your advantage and manipulate them into wasting their time explaining something that doesn't need explaining.
Deadpool is hands down my favorite hero, Ryan really fits the role so well ❤️🩹
I wish Ryan would try stand-up comedy. I think he'd do an amazing job.
Of all your humour breakdowns, this one is absolutely one that describes me!
I use dry humour and sarcasm in my everyday interactions, with friends and strangers alike.
That kind of personality also ensures none of your friends are going to be spineless offended-at-the-universe types (;
See, the problem is is that he isn't condoning offensive jokes in any situation. There are times when saying something offensive is simply... well, offensive, and not funny. You have to read the situation and the person. "Offensive" jokes can definitely be hilarious in the right context, but they can also be devastating to you. Take the whole twitter situation with that one chick who famously tweeted about how she would get AIDs from going to Africa, then clarifying she wouldn't because she was white. She was obviously joking, but it wasn't in the right context, and her entire life got destroyed because of it.
Can somone mention those 4 filters, my ears couldn't take that much generosity!
What you're calling specificity is adding detail, what makes any art form great.
When he roasted that kid I laughed so hard
At the end of the video Im like. “Wait what were those guidelines again?”
I have this style of humor but never knew how to describe it. Love this
This video is absolutely perfect because I use sarcasm quite a bit and it usually brings people down because I use it like Deadpool but this is really helpful. Especially if you have a twisted sense of humor.
Hey it might seem strange, but could you do a video on the charisma of Bianca del Rio? Even though she can be vicious, she is insanely loveable. I know I have personally learned a lot from her and I think others could too, especially with your help.
Whoever you are I love you
If you can be sarcastic without being a jerk then what’s the point?
I think they just don't know what sarcasm actually IS.
(Namely; Irony that's generally intended to at least sting a bit, be it whoever you're talking about or yourself)
I love your channel and it help me a lot in my personal grow. Thank you so much
He perfected this style of talking
David Goggins please.
0:34 what was that?
Yeah, sarcasm is Ryan's main form of wit, definitely. And you are clearly epic at spotting sarcasm, like all septics are.
Thank you for reaffirming why I love Ryan Reynolds so much! LOL
0:18 Man, I wish I could *_shoot laser eyes out of my eyes_*
I clicked instantly
Great edutainment, congrats and thank you! This vid + your channel name >> instant subscribed
I think I'm obsessed with your videos.
King of Sarcasm is Chandler, Everyone knows that dude
It seems to me like Americans have no idea what sarcasm is...
the less they know, the more certain they are about it, too (i live here)
@Kryptonite Exactly!
John Doe British people need dark humour/ sarcasm because we have NOTHING!!!!! Americans have hopes, dreams and sun...
Im american. I have a rather dark sense of humor and am naturally sarcastic. Most people here are so sensitive that you either have to walk on eggshells or risk saying something the wrong way to someone and its hard when you naturally have responses similar to someone like ryan reynolds. People are either hypersensitive or extremely sarcastic and that makes for some serious twitter tweets lol. Its hard sometimes. Itslike america doesnt know what humor is lol
@@hellopeopleoftheearth2511 just go to America
The fact that Ryan Reynolds starrs in this will always live in my head
There is this very fine line that Ryan walks on. Gotta give him credit. He have to avoid getting predictable in specificity and can't be deadpool in real life and make jokes on the expense of others.
Chandler says hi to the king of sarcasm.Apparently he was looking at a mirror that time.Go figure.
The King of sarcasm is clearly Matthew Perry
Canadian sarcasm. Pure gold
litterally just here to see more deadpool humor
Ryan Reynolds is good but I thought Chandler was the sarcasm king
and chandler bing is real
akhil shah 🤣
Nah the king of sarcasm is Chandler Bing
My filter, for keeping things light and humorous when and where needed is to joke "often" - not all the time. People know that I have a sense of humor, but I also know when to "dial it in" and be serious too. That's the differential for me. As a 911 Operator, people know I do have a serious side, but I have a lighter side too. If people know that you joke around on a regular basis, but also know when its time to be serious - this has a two fold benefit. First, it lets people know that you do have a serious, "business side" to your personality. Second, it also lets people know that I have a sense of humor too. Its important to have both sides of that. But when you do let your humorous side out, follow steps 2-4 and you will have nothing to worry about.
I am sure that will TOTALLY work!
I often joke and use sarcasm for my friends too so they knew how to handle me by now and sometimes I even got a clap back which is fine cus I deserved it tbh. Tho be mindful of not going too far or making the same sarcasm often, some ppl tend to start thinking whether we're actually serious about it or not.
I'm disappointed. I thought deadpool would hijack this video. Oh well, guess you're too high budget for him . :D
Haha I wish! Maybe for Deadpool 3
How to be sarcastic without being a jerk. I’m halfway there, awesome!
Nice haha :D
I can be a *very* sarcastic SOB- but the thing I like about sarcasm is that, in telling someone something in a sarcastic way, you're also telling them that you have a high enough opinion about their intelligence that you know they will understand that you're not being serious.
It also helps to accompany the sarcasm with a little wry smile, just to remove all doubt about seriousness.