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It's literally a walled garden. Oh the irony.
by dcmininni 10y ago
It's literally a walled garden. Oh the irony.
- webwielder2 10y agoWhy is that ironic?
- TheGreatPotatoe 10y agoBecause Apple makes software walled-gardens.
- Scorponok 10y agoIsn't that actually the opposite of "ironic", then?
- uptown 10y agoIsn't THAT ironic!
- midgetjones 10y agoHow apposite!
- TulliusCicero 10y agoMaybe they're being doubly, super ironic.
- iamdave 10y agoThere are multiple kinds of irony; I keep forgetting this isn't something well known.
- Eric_WVGG 10y agois "wrong" one of those levels
- jkestner 10y agoI think he's talking about the fact that the frame of the walls is made of steel. Then yes, that is somewhat ironic, depending on the exact alloy.
- cicero 10y agoI think he meant "iconic".
- visakanv 10y agoI think you might've meant to say "how appropriate", or "how fitting". A situation is ironic is when the outcome is contrary to the expectation. (Eg: getting run over by an ambulance)
- etjossem 10y agoHow apropos.