Do you think that being sarcastic is good or insulting or wat ever.?wat do u think?
482005
Being sarcastic has its uses.  There are times and places that it is necessary.  But you need to recognize when and where that is.  Personally...I love sarcasm..its the best.
970266
It can be either, depends in what context it was said.  If it was said to me, my response would have been, "Why, yes I am!" and leave it at that. If they meant it as an insult then they would be flustered and not know what to say next, but if it was meant as a compliment then they would laugh.\nThough I think it is more used as an insult then not.
760924
There's nothing wrong with laughing at yourself! No one should take themselves too seriously   ;-)
623349
It can be disappointing sometimes, but hey you don't really know them so don't worry about it..  For every sarcastic comment you will also find genuine helpful comments as well.  So it balances itself out in the end.  I think many of them are just trying to be funny, but it is not coming out that way..  Hope you feel better soon..
156156
lol.  I overuse it too.  I rarely actually laugh out loud when I use it.  It's the price I have to pay when trying to use sarcasm through text.  Sacrifices.
939271
I like how you put that.  You shouldn't use humor to put people down.  I dont know if he meant it, but is wasn't nice. I dont think it was humours.  i think he was serious.  Also, by the way, you can add comments directly to the question.  Maybe you didnt because you wanted people to give their opinion though.
643589
Almost never because I am an extremely thankful person.\nBut when someone is making fun of someone else or is trying to break me down I go off on them to let them know they are not as superior as they think. I always make sure to point out what I know they are most self conscious about.
457367
Yes. To both. I try to give good advise to valid questions. Some of the questions are amusing and I respond with humor. Some of these questions are asked just to pick a fight, and I'm not opposed to a little skirmish once in a while. What about you?
432807
Is this a real quetion or a joke. Its not very funny.
1078895
Sarcasm can hurt and be mean spirited.  Irony isn't hurtful.  Irony often isn't intentional, while sarcssm is intentional.\n\nThese links should help.
73957
I can't tell is this question is sarcastic or not, if not then my answer is no.
340481
Well, that is why people do this...to sharpen sarcasm skills. But I have come to find that only I think that I am funny, so I try to be honest and thoughtful most of the time. Besides, I do not like reading trashy questions over and over again on my Questions and Answers History,  thus, I have to really consider the questions I answer.  (I like your question; I will not mind seeing it on my history.)
138668
WHEN  PEOPLE THINK YOU ARE BEING SARCASTIC, BUT IN REALITY YOU ARE NOT...\n\nHERE IS A GOOD EXAMPLE:\n\nSAY YOU HAVE A FRIEND THAT IS BLIND AND YOU WANT TO TAKE HIM OUT TO DINNER.\nYOU CALL HIM ON THE PHONE AND HE SAYS "NO I CAN'T GO"\nTHEN YOU TELL HIM... SO, YOU CAN'T SEE ME HUH? NO PUN INTENDED OFCOURSE.. THAT IS WHAT IT MEANS MORE OR LESS.
422146
It all depends on how the girl is. \n\nTruly, I love sarcasm, but I know some girls that can't stand it! I think that sarcasm is funny! :)
796270
I like when when they joke around or do something foolish to get your attention. How are you like?
3235
Sarcasm is usually used as a defense method. People fear sarcastic attacks and will definitely back away rather than confront.  They know if someone is highly sarcastic, that same person will not mind saying something that might be humiliating or embarrassing as well.  \n\nSarcasm prevents another from criticism and confronting.  It's just a tool.\n\nI was once a sarcastic person who was unaware why.  I simply thought it was cleverness.  \n\nWhen someone used sarcasm on me, it hurt enough that I looked at myself and discovered why I was doing it and stopped - just like that.  It's been years and I've never reverted to sarcasm since then.
133469
In general, people do mean what they say in a situation like that.\n\nOn a related note, prefacing a cruel remark with "No offense, but.." doesn't make the statement following any less offensive.  It only acknowledges that the speaker KNOWS the statement is offensive.