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MrPedantic  +  381269 Mon, 18 Jun 07 11:47 PM

I have an uneasy feeling that once they'd taken away the sarcastic fellows, they'd come for the ironists.

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Old Man Gordon  +  382190 Wed, 20 Jun 07 06:59 PM

They would probably find a million reasons to get rid of the hyperbolists. 

This thread may be getting too non-controversial, someone should jump in with something about 'hate speech' or some other nonsense.
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Forbes  +  384885 Wed, 27 Jun 07 01:28 PM
 MrPedantic wrote:

I have an uneasy feeling that once they'd taken away the sarcastic fellows, they'd come for the ironists.

MrP

That's me done for then.
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