Sarcasm: the highest form of flattery, or is it just a way to cut someone down without lifting a finger?
According to renowned Kringle expert, Dr. B. S. P. J. Jenkins, sarcasm is an art form that requires precision and skill.
Here are some key takeaways to get you started on your journey to becoming a master of sarcasm:
1. Eye roll: A classic.
2. Sigh of Relief: A delicate balance of exasperation and resignation.
3. Backhanded Compliment: A compliment in disguise, but not really.
For further study, visit the Kringlish Sarcasm Dictionary to expand your vocabulary and practice your skills.
Proceed to Lesson 4: The Art of Passive-Aggressive Communication
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