Tagged: irony
Fighting talk
Irony is always better than the narcissistic theatrics of armed struggle.
Affect theory is the new EST.
McSally didn’t reprimand Trump for bashing McCain when he supported her failed campaign for the Senate.
Worth remembering that McCain begat Palin, who begat Trump, who hates McCain.
$15K is pocket change. I can’t even believe Felicity Huffman is charged with a crime.
National populism will be short lived because of the low mental capacity of its leading demagogues.
Banya talk between Trump and Putin is covered under executive privilege.
Chichikov prefigured post-Soviet Russian leadership ethics.
Free speech champion Trump says speak your mind, just not under oath before Robert Mueller.
4 bagatelles
Enya’s first language is ethereal.
It is always bittersweet when the great ones fall, even in MMA.
Comedy is dead. Irony has taken over.
CR7 says said he wants to retire with dignity. He’s still no Messi.
Walkin’ blues
Mr Trump has simply distilled the Republican brand to its table of elements: misogyny and racial/ethnic antipathy.
We may have reached peak parody. It’s time for irony.
Aside from Kollontai, Trotsky was probably the only decent Russian Marxist.
Quite an ugly scene at the end of the match when Chelsea players stalked referee Michael Oliver like a pack of American trophy hunters on safari.
The Garden of Finzi-Continis is a masterwork, not least because of Dominique Sanda.
Houses of the holy
An ironic disposition frees a lot of otherwise restricted cultural detritus for legitimate aesthetic appropriation. Which is why it is good to be ironic in an age of mechanical intersectionality.
We have the largest, most influential hipster scene in world history.
Rich cocaleros love Evo.
Capital captured politics long before wikileaks, Slavoj. If you’d stopped watching Hitchcock films for a little while, you’d have noticed it.
Americans’ romance with gun violence never ceases to amaze.
Et cetera 