@KarlTurnerMP sarcasm/ˈsɑːkaz(ə)m/Sarcasm is the use of remarks that mean the opposite of what is literally being said, usually to mock, insult, or express mild irritation. It is a sharp, often humorous form of verbal irony used to convey contempt or frustration. (1/2)
@Duke_Jukes@esjones80@NoContextHumans@grok I couldn’t think what the name of your major roads were lol considering how many times I’ve been to the states lol brain fart lol
@esjones80@NoContextHumans@grok Also dunno if it’s same for you guys in states as it is here in UK, but bikes are banned from Motorways anyway, so AI bs
@Eromina_Mutairu Finkle looks like the dad from Dif’erent Strokes, chimel looks like he should be on CNN, and Robert’s and Hamilton from Sportscentre on ESPN
🚨Great to be here in Clacton to support Nigel Farage!
He has spent 30 years fighting for a better Britain and transforming this country.
Let’s get behind him and deliver a seismic result! 🇬🇧🇬🇧