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I was attempting sarcasm; I may have failed.
by ColinCera 12y ago
I was attempting sarcasm; I may have failed.
- EduardoBautista 12y agoYou should try the HTML5 tag \<sarcasm\>\<\/sarcasm\> next time. Some browsers also accept the "\/s" at the end of sarcasm statements. /s
- tempestn 12y agoThe sarcasm doesn't make sense to me, because that's exactly what Amazon is doing (judgements on what's "bleeding edge" aside). Amazon could easily have massive profits if they weren't reinvesting it all.