Exeter Trial 2015

[listerjp2]

Re: Exeter Trial 2015

I wonder what the rule is with wearing your seat belt??

I think you will find it was said with a element of tongue in cheek.

[b_caswell]

Re: Exeter Trial 2015

I think you will find it was said with a element of tongue in cheek.

well it wouldn't be with my tongue between my teeth!!

[stevejgreen]

Re: Exeter Trial 2015

The contrasting distinctions between irony and sarcasm.

[cameronfurnival]

Re: Exeter Trial 2015

Verbal irony is objectively innocuous, whereas verbal sarcasm is subjectively disparaging. Ironically, verbal irony can be subjectively innocuous, and verbal sarcasm can also be indirectly objective in its disparagement.

I googled it

I love the look of grim determination on the faces of the driver and esp the passenger, or is it constipation? Whatever - you would never get me doing anything as fool hardy as this sport. Ever! Surely it would take at least an hour or two to repolish the insides of the wheels after such a foray! Seriously, I have complete admiration for anyone who can make a car do this sort of stuff! We need to see more!

[greyV8pete]

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..................................... We need to see more!

There's the Lands End Trial / Blue Hills Mine (as per subject photo on post #11) on 3rd / 4th April 2015 for anyone in the South West area! Peter.

[b_caswell]

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[QUOTE=cameronfurnival;31948]Verbal irony is objectively innocuous, whereas verbal sarcasm is subjectively disparaging. Ironically, verbal irony can be subjectively innocuous, and verbal sarcasm can also be indirectly objective in its disparagement.

I will just bite my tongue