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I'm sure this was meant as a joke.

• dfc 14y ago
  Really? For more context here is the entire paragraph: "Barnaby chose my company's ATM arbitrarily, it was just the most conveniently available to purchase on the web and be delivered to his home. Note to our salespeople: for security purposes, please make it more difficult to purchase our product."
  • Lewton 14y ago
    Yes, really. The whole article is thick with sarcasm and jokey stabs
    • dfc 14y ago
      The whole article is thick with sarcasm? The only other bit of sarcasm/joke in the last nine paragraphs is that the author booed/jeered barnaby when he came to the stage. If "the whole article is thick" with sarcasm why is the last 37% so straight forward and not funny?
      • jacalata 14y ago
        It comes directly after the line 'Barnaby is from New Zealand and I'm from Australia, and trans-Tasman friendships are regarded as treasonous', which FYI is also a joke.
  • TeMPOraL 14y ago
    Poe's law strikes again. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poes_law http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poes_law
  • alainbryden 14y ago
    Your browser must not support the <sarcasm> tag.