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{{trope}}
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{{quote|'''Leonard:''' For God's sake, Sheldon, do I have to hold up a sarcasm sign every time I open my mouth?
'''Sheldon:''' You have a sarcasm sign?
|''[[The Big Bang Theory]]''}}
A common trait among characters who have [[No Social Skills]] due to an offbeat background, also [[The Spock]], and those who are just that [[The Comically Serious|Comically Serious]]. These characters do not understand sarcasm. Although characters like this are also often [[Literal
A Washington Post contest once named this the gap between a sarcastic speaker and the person who misses it as the "Sarchasm."
For the intermittent effect, see [[Sarcasm Failure]]. Also see [[No Sense of Humor]], [[Cannot Convey Sarcasm]], and [[Sarcasm Mode]].
{{examples}}
▲== Anime & Manga ==
* Osaka from ''[[
▲* Sôsuke in ''[[Full Metal Panic (Anime)|Full Metal Panic]]'', to no-one's surprise.
▲* Osaka from ''[[Azumanga Daioh (Manga)|Azumanga Daioh]]'', especially with the following exchange:
▲{{quote| '''Osaka:''' ''(eyes start wandering around)''<br />
'''Osaka:''' Well, you know those little tiny spots you sometimes catch in your eyes? Well, I'm trackin' them down.
▲'''Kaorin:''' Hey Osaka, what are you doing?<br />
▲'''Osaka:''' Well, you know those little tiny spots you sometimes catch in your eyes? Well, I'm trackin' them down.<br />
▲'''Kaorin:''' I see... well, [[Sarcasm Mode|good luck with that.]]<br />
'''Osaka:''' Mmm, thank you. }}
* Nick Swardson talks about this after one joke. His cat had diarrhea, and when the doctor asked what he was feeding the cat, he said [[Sarcasm Mode|diarrhea]]. He said that an audience member actually stood up and was offended by that, and his rebuttal was that there's no way that that joke could be true.▼
* Dave Barry writes about "humor-impaired" people who have this problem. He tries to remedy this issue by sprinkling the column with cues as to what's funny and what isn't, as humor-impaired people don't understand what is and isn't supposed to be a joke. He finishes the explanation with "Trust me, these people exist. They write to me all of the time."▼
== Comics Books ==
* In ''Battle Hymn'', the King of the Sea doesn't understand ideas like figurative speech or metaphor; from what he says, they don't seem to have these underwater.
* In ''[[Dylan Dog]]'', Scotland Yard's agent Jenkins. [[No Sense of Humor|Can't get humor, too.]]
* In ''[[Scott Pilgrim
{{quote|
'''Random Guy #1:''' Really? Cause, I mean, it seems like they're fighting. }}
* [[Ultimate Spider
{{quote|
'''Moon Knight''' ''confused'': There... [[Crowning Moment of Funny|There are no chicken wings.]] }}
* ''[[PS238]]'' have [http://ps238.nodwick.com/comic/01202014/ Zodon], either because it was more or less his idea or because he's a moron (literally), for all his super-intellect.
== Fan Works ==
* Goku in Team Four Star's ''[[Dragonball Z Abridged]]'' series is a prime example of this.
{{quote|
'''Goku:''' Nu-uh, the Yoshi.
'''Piccolo:''' I'm not a goddamn Yoshi!
'''Goku:''' But you said you were?
'''Piccolo:''' It's called Sarcasm!!
'''Goku:''' [[Is It Something You Eat?|What's that taste like?]]
'''Piccolo:''' DAMMIT GOKU!!! }}
* ''[[
== Films -- Animation ==
* Lampy in ''[[The Brave Little Toaster]]'':
{{quote|
'''AC:''' You know something, you're a real bright little lamp.
'''Lampy:''' Oh thanks! ''([[Beat]])'' Heeeeeyy.... }}
* Pumbaa from ''[[
{{quote|
'''Pumbaa:''' It did?
'''Timon:''' Sarcasm is a foreign language to you, isn't it? }}
* ''[[Home
{{quote|
'''Mrs. Calloway:''' Oh, that ''is'' a sensible idea.
'''Maggie:''' I knew you'd love it!
'''Mrs. Calloway:''' Don't they have sarcasm where you come from? }}
== Films -- Live-Action ==
* A sketch in ''[[Monty
* ''[[Demolition Man]]''
** In the distant future of 2032, sarcasm apparently is a lost art. Spartan was trying to figure out a way to stop Simon Phoenix.
{{quote|
'''Spartan:''' Good plan.
'''Police Chief:''' Thank you. }}
** [[Big Bad|Phoenix]] is even good enough to [[Lampshade Hanging|point this out]], in an exchange with cops sent to apprehend him:
{{quote|
'''Squad leader:''' Maniac has responded with a scornful remark. }}
* In ''[[Roxanne]]'', the title character accidentally locked herself out of the house, wearing only a bathrobe [[Naked People Trapped Outside|that got caught in the door]]. She goes to the fire department for help, and hides in the bushes. C.D. asks her if she'd like a coat, and she sarcastically remarks, "No, I'd really like to stand naked in this bush in the freezing cold." He goes to get his tools, and she's surprised when he returns without anything for her.
{{quote|
'''C.D.:''' I thought you said you didn't want a coat.
'''Roxanne:''' Why would I not want a coat?
'''C.D.:''' You ''said'' you didn't want a coat.
'''Roxanne:''' I was being [[Irony|ironic]].
'''C.D.:''' Oh! Irony! Oh, no, no, we don't get that here. See, people ski topless here while smoking dope, so irony's not really a high priority. We haven't had any irony here since about '83 when I was the only practitioner of it, and I stopped 'cause I was tired of being stared at. }}
* C3PO from ''[[Star Wars]]'' is programmed with over 6 million forms of communication, but doesn't quite understand Han's sarcasm.
{{quote|
'''Han:''' "Not entirely stable"? I'm glad you're here to tell us these things!
'''C-3PO:''' Sometimes I just don't understand human behaviors. After all, I'm only doing my job! }}
== Literature ==
* ''[[The
** Ford Prefect doesn't understand sarcasm because he's an [[Human Alien|alien]] and they don't have it on his planet.
** Leading to a moment in ''[[The Hitchhiker's Guide to
** [[Character Development]] in ''[[The Hitchhiker's Guide to
{{quote|
'''Ford:''' Sure, I have a bomb-proof towel and an antimatter pillowcase.
'''Arthur:''' Hey, sarcasm. Well done, mate, you're learning. }}
* ''[[
** Carrot Ironfoundersson, due to his upbringing by the [[Literal
** Interestingly, though Carrot has [[No Social Skills]] because he grew up at the bottom of a dwarven mine, most of the dwarfs seen in the books are a lot more savvy than himself. This is mainly because most of them are from Ankh-Morpork. Mountain dwarfs fall more definitely into this trope.
** Sergeant Colon as well, who thinks "irony" means "sort of like iron." When he's made Captain in ''[[
** Cohen the Barbarian ''does'' understand sarcasm, in a vague sense, but he has a little more trouble with metaphor and hyperbole. Several Agatean nobles commit suicide in ''[[
* In the ''[[X Wing Series]]'', Runt is like this at first, being a non-human new to serving in the New Republic. He learns.
* The Eighth Doctor, in the ''[[Doctor Who]]'' [[Eighth Doctor Adventures]] books. He's more of a genuine [[Cloudcuckoolander]] than the Doctor [[Obfuscating Stupidity|usually is]]. Why he has one or two [[Deadpan Snarker
{{quote|
"I'm so, so sorry."
"Why, did you put them up to it?"
The Doctor looked at her strangely. "Of course not!" }}
* Hephaestus in ''[[
{{quote|
* [[Bill Bryson]] notes this is a problem when conversing with some of his friends and neighbors, in an article in ''Notes From a Big Country'':
{{quote|
'''George:''' ... No, the storm blew these branches onto my car last night and I need to clear them away. }}
== Live-Action TV ==
* On a ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' hosted by [[Kevin Spacey]], he played the "inventor" of sarcasm. He said things like "I love this party" meaning he hated it, but no-one got it because no-one else knew of sarcasm. Until they all understood he was being ''ironic'', became extremely hurt, and burned him at the stake.
* ''[[
** Sheldon uses sarcasm himself sometimes. He doesn't ''always'' fail to understand it, but he often does.
** Leonard even made a sarcasm sign in an early episode. And Sheldon keeps track of how many times he correctly understands sarcasm.
* ''[[Supernatural (TV series)|Supernatural]]''
** Castiel. Though as he hangs out with Dean more, he might get a handle on it.
{{quote|
'''Dean:''' Try New Mexico! I hear he's on a tortilla.
'''Castiel:''' ''(after seriously considering this)'' No, He's not on any flat bread. }}
** Also:
{{quote|
'''Castiel:''' ''(after teleporting himself out of the car)'' Of course I have. }}
** Lately, he's become more sarcastic himself.
{{quote|
* A ''[[Mr. Show]]'' sketch has a man who expresses constant, venomous sarcasm... through letter writing. Given the obvious lack of cues towards his sarcasm as a result, everyone tends to take him at face value (including one poor woman who receives a "love" letter from him).
* Dr. Temperance Brennan, title protagonist of ''[[Bones]]'', often fails to understand sarcasm at first (if at all) and usually must use logical deduction (out loud) to detect it. Much to the bemusement of her [[Unresolved Sexual Tension|partner]].
* Bennett Halverson, the programmer played by [[Summer Glau]] on ''[[Dollhouse]]'', shows signs of this as part of a general [[The Rainman|Rainman]] vibe, as evidenced by an exchange with Adelle.
{{quote|
'''Adelle:''' I'm certain I'll be kicking myself come holiday bonus time.
'''Bennett:''' I'm sure you'll be dead by then. }}
* Virtually everyone in ''[[
** This is lampshaded once in the third series.
{{quote|
'''Baldrick:''' Yeah. It's like goldey and bronzey, only it's made of iron. }}
* ''[[The Brittas Empire]]'': Mr. Gordon Brittas not only fails to understand sarcasm, but anything at all that's subtler than coming out and speaking your mind. Cue [[Cringe Comedy]].
{{quote|
'''Helen:''' Oh, you didn't...
'''Laura:''' I just never thought. }}
* ''[[Seinfeld]]'': Cosmo Kramer
* In ''[[Monty Python's Flying Circus]]'', Mr Pither in the episode "The Cycling Tour":
{{quote|
'''Mr Pither:''' Ah... oh, I have only a fifty. You have change?
'''Cafe Proprietor:''' Well, I'll have a look, but I may have to go to the bank.
'''Mr Pither:''' I'm most awfully sorry. }}
* In the ''[[House (TV series)|House]]'' episode "Family Practice", the [[Patient of the Week]] is Cuddy's mother, played by Candice Bergen. After going through the usual incorrect diagnoses of what's wrong with her (her hypochondria didn't exactly help things much), House makes a blatantly sarcastic remark about how much he ''loves'' a certain famous baseball player, then asks her if he really meant what he just said. Her inability to detect his sarcasm confirms his suspicions, allowing him and his team to proceed finally in the right direction.
* As of the ''[[Star Trek:
{{quote|
'''Data's voice-over:''' The tone of Commander Riker's voice makes me suspect that he is not serious about finding Ambassador T'Pel charming. My experience suggests that, in fact, he may mean the exact opposite of what he says. Irony is a form of expression I have not yet been able to master. }}
* In ''[[
{{quote|
'''Troy:''' Hey man, that stuff I said this morning wasn't true, I was just messing with you.
'''Abed:''' You were lying?
'''Troy:''' Yeah, as a joke. You've never had somebody mess with you before?
'''Abed:''' Yes, just kidding, no. Like that?... This isn't a table. ''(laughs)'' ... That's funny. }}
* ''[[Leverage]]'''s Parker. Too many to count in every episode.
* Subverted with Chris Trager on ''[[
* The elderly Ernie "Coach" Pantusso, bartender at ''[[Cheers]]'', made a lot of dimwit comments after taking sarcasm too literally. His future [[Suspiciously Similar Substitute|replacement]] Woody Boyd, a farmboy from Indiana, was probably even worse at it.
* In an episode of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'', Mike is put on trial for [[Mike Nelson, Destroyer of Worlds|all those planets he blew up]] by an omnipotent alien judge. The judge offers Mike the chance to choose who he wants as the prosecutor and defense; both times he lists two famous historical figures [[One of These Things Is Not Like the Others|plus one of the Mads]] ("Your choices are [[Thomas Jefferson]], Clarence Darrow, and Professor Bobo.") When Mike snarks "Yeah sure, like I'd choose Bobo", the judge takes him seriously.
== Music ==
* In [["Weird Al" Yankovic
** But he's got that really cool nickname now: Torso Boy!
== Newspaper Comics ==
* ''[[
** The [[Pointy-Haired Boss]]. He's managed to recognize it maybe five times in ''20 years''.
** Played with in a strip where Dilbert described his accomplishments, rattling off every management buzzword and ending with "I give you -- Dilbert -- the perfect employee."
{{quote|
'''Dilbert:''' To be honest, I don't even know. }}
** Also from the PHB: "This could be that 'sarcasm' thing I keep hearing about."
** The [//dilbert.com/strip/2001-03-31 ex-dot-com president]. At least, he made Catbert happier.
* Dagwood of ''[[Blondie (
* [[Calvin and Hobbes|Calvin]] can be a ''very'' sarcastic child, but it often takes him a while to recognize sarcasm from [[Cats Are Snarkers|Hobbes]]. [[Late to
== Recorded and Stand Up Comedy ==
▲* Nick Swardson talks about this after one joke. His cat had diarrhea, and when the doctor asked what he was feeding the cat, he said [[Sarcasm Mode|diarrhea]]. He said that an audience member actually stood up and was offended by that, and his rebuttal was that there's no way that that joke could be true.
▲* Dave Barry writes about "humor-impaired" people who have this problem. He tries to remedy this issue by sprinkling the column with cues as to what's funny and what isn't, as humor-impaired people don't understand what is and isn't supposed to be a joke. He finishes the explanation with "Trust me, these people exist. They write to me all of the time."
== Video Games ==
* In ''[[My Sims]] Kingdom'', the first time you go to Cowboy Junction, Buddy asks what kind of people they'll find there. Lyndsay says that it's probably inhabited by a race of fishmen, which excites Buddy. She tells him that was sarcasm. He tells her that ''he's'' a fishman, prompting a "Really?" from her. He takes that to mean that he fooled her "with a sarcasm."
* Mical the Disciple in ''[[Star Wars]]'': ''[[Knights of the Old Republic (
* In ''[[Touch Detective]]'', when the player first converses with Daisy:
{{quote|
'''Daisy:''' Oh, how cute. A detective.
'''Mackenzie:''' Thanks...
'''Daisy:''' Don't you understand sarcasm when you hear it?
'''Mackenzie:''' ... }}
:: Mackenzie's reaction showed that she didn't like it.
* Master Ilen displays this when approached about Iron Bark by a particularly Snarky!Hawke in ''[[
{{quote|
'''Ilen:''' I'm surprised to see a shemlen with such respect for our hunters. }}
* During the Climax of ''[[
{{quote|
{{spoiler|'''Wheatley:'''}}: What do you think?
'''Computer:''' Interpreting vague answer as yes.
{{spoiler|'''Wheatley'''}}: Nonononononono!! Didn't pick up on my sarcasm. }}
* Ward the [[Jerkass]] from ''The Orion Conspiracy'' does not know sarcasm when he hears it. Devlin says sarcastically at one point, "Thank you for your compassion and understanding." Ward's response goes something like "What?"
=== Visual Novels ===▼
* Maya Fey from the ''[[
▲== Visual Novels ==
▲* Maya Fey from the ''[[Ace Attorney (Visual Novel)|Ace Attorney]]'' games seems completely oblivious to Phoenix's sarcastic tone, taking his snarky comments seriously.
* Rin Tezuka from ''[[Katawa Shoujo]]'' actually asks what sarcasm is when the topic is brought up. Hisao doesn't know what to say to this, because, [[Cloudcuckoolander|knowing Rin]], she's dead serious.
== Web Animation ==
* Caboose from ''[[
== Web Comics ==
* ''[[
** For a while, this applied to Elan in spades.
** Lampshaded in the case of [[Knight Templar]] Miko: "Good gods, they can teach you how to detect Evil, but not sarcasm?"
** [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0630.html Qarr has this, as well].
* As seen in the picture above, Agent Wolf of ''[[
* ''[[
** John, at least sometimes, due to being a bit of an [[Idiot Hero]]:
{{quote|
'''EB:''' i'm getting trolled again.
'''TG:''' oh man and if weve just concluded anything its that talking to those dbags should be priority number one so yeah go right ahead
'''EB:''' ok, brb. }}
** [[Troll|Kanaya]] as well. Not even ''John's'' sarcasm. She finally catches on to Rose's sarcasm, but she still hasn't figured out that the other trolls use it all the time. She seems to be getting better at it, even referring to sarcasm as "An Enjoyable Exercise In Xenocultural Inculcation." When it is pointed out to her that the other trolls do it just as often, she responds, "Thats True But When We Do It Its Usually Just Because We Are Trying To Be Jerks Rather Than By Way Of A Mild Manner Perpetually Dispatching Little Puzzles Of Rhetoric Without Apparent Purpose."
* Poor Tem Phica, of ''[[
{{quote|
'''Tem Phica:''' Good point. '''''Everybody back inside!'''''
'''Pranger:''' [[Lampshade Hanging|Your paranoia is a powerful defense against my sarcasm.]] }}
* A running gag in ''[[8-Bit Theater
* ''[[Death to
*
** Collides with [[Rhetorical Question Blunder]] for extra hilarity [http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff2800/fc02727.htm here] (spoilers):
{{quote|'''Mr. Ishiguro''': I gave him a make work job! His job was to do nothing! How can a person mess up a job to do nothing?
'''Blunt''': {{spoiler|Your uncle.}} Is a talented. Man. }}
** Blunt's own sarcasm is [http://freefall.purrsia.com/ff2800/fc02735.htm too subtle].
* ''[[Questionable Content]]'' Raven is [//www.questionablecontent.net/view.php?comic=952 highly resistant].
== Web Original ==
* The website Busy Street believes this to be true of internet communication in general.
* Too good to leave off: Shortly after the developer went out of business, Yahtzee did an episode of ''[[Zero Punctuation]]'' where he "reviewed" ''[[
** And this was despite the video having '''[[What an Idiot!|a note at the end stating the entire review was sarcastic!]]''' Sometimes even [[Captain Obvious]] has a job to do.
* [http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-082 SCP-082] from the ''[[
* [
{{quote|
'''rockstar111:''' is that a good thing
'''Tim333:''' Have you ever heard of "sarcasm" or "irony," rockstar?
'''rockstar111:''' what
'''Tim333:''' Wow. It must be nice to be invulnerable to insult by means of incomprehension.
'''rockstar111:''' what the hell r u talking about }}
* For a joke, [[
== Western Animation ==
* ''[[
** Used hilariously in an episode: Bloo has no idea what sarcasm is, despite the fact that he uses it ''all the time''.
{{quote|
"You're doing it right now!" }}
** Later in the episode, when a man defends a pretty ludicrous deceit with "[[Parody Retcon|I was being sarcastic]]," Mac and Bloo are able to call him out, and back it up with extensive research.
** Also gets mixed with [[Mind Screw]] in that episode:
{{quote|
[[Credits Gag|Mac and Bloo are still sitting there, trying to figure that one out, well into the credits]]. }}
* ''[[
** [[Brainless Beauty|Lindsay]], much to the chagrin of [[Deadpan Snarker
{{quote|
'''Lindsay:''' I know, right? }}
** In the ''[[Total Drama Action]]'' Special:
{{quote|
'''Noah:''' Sure thing. I'll just get my unicorn to deliver it.
'''Izzy:''' Perfect! }}
* Much of the cast in ''[[
* Used in the ''[[
* Used hilariously in ''[[Justice League]]''. In the episode "Eclipsed," a general is possessed by an evil spirit, which wants to pass itself along to a member of the Justice League. Asking a subordinate how to get the attention of the Justice League, the subordinate replies, [[Super Villain|"Put on a gaudy costume and threaten to hurt a lot of people."]] ''So he does.'' The costume he puts together is a [[Shout-Out]] to one of the more garish of the old school super villains, Eclipso.
* In ''[[A Charlie Brown Christmas]]'', Charlie Brown is none to pleased to discover he has received no Christmas cards, so he goes up to Violet, and says:
{{quote|
'''Violet:''' '''I''' didn't send you a Christmas card, Charlie Brown! ''(walks off)''
'''Charlie Brown:''' Don't you know sarcasm when you hear it?! }}
* ''[[Jimmy Two-Shoes]]''
{{quote|
'''Jimmy:''' Aw, Thanks Lucy. I'm a little bummed about the [[Cool Plane|plane]] and Jez, but other than that [[The Pollyanna|I'm pretty happy]]! }}
* ''[[The Simpsons (
** Homer can exhibit this sometimes.
{{quote|
'''Homer:''' Thank you so much.
''([[Beat]])''
'''Lisa:''' Dad?
'''Homer:''' Honey, Daddy's waiting for the detective. }}
** Also...
{{quote|
'''Kids:''' AAAAAAHHHHH!!! REVERSE VAMPIRES!!! }}
** Barney also shows this in one famous scene:
{{quote|
'''[[
'''Barney:''' LORD PALMERSTON!
'''Boggs: ''[[Punctuated!
'''Barney:''' Okay, you asked for it, Boggs! ''(punches out Boggs)''
'''Moe:''' [[Sincerity Mode|Yeah, that's showin' 'im, Barn!]] ''[[Sarcasm Mode|"Pitt the Elder"...]]''
'''Barney:''' '''LORD PALMERSTON!'' ''(punches out Moe)'' }}
* Most characters on ''[[
{{quote|
'''Zuko:''' Yeah! And then you can show him his baby pictures and all those happy memories will make him good again!
'''Aang:''' Do you really think that would work?
'''Zuko:''' NO! }}
* ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
** From the episode "Winter Wrap Up":
{{quote|
'''Twilight Sparkle:''' Thanks a lot for making me feel ''so'' much better.
'''Spike:''' That's what I'm here for, sister. }}
** [[Cloudcuckoolander|Pinkie Pie]] seems to be especially prone to this. In "Feeling Pinkie Keen":
{{quote|
'''Twilight Sparkle:''' Oh? Did your "Pinkie Sense" tell you that too?
'''Pinkie Pie:''' No, I could just see it. (hops off) La la la la laaaa.... }}
** And again in "Over a Barrel," where it [[Insult Backfire|backfires]] on Rainbow Dash because [[Cloudcuckoolander|Pinkie Pie]] takes her quip about Fluttershy being a tree out of context.
{{quote|
'''Pinkie Pie:''' What tree? You mean Bloomberg?
'''Rainbow Dash:''' [sarcasm] No. Fluttershy.
'''Pinkie Pie:''' Fluttershy's not a tree, silly.
'''Twilight Sparkle:''' What's going on?
'''Pinkie Pie:''' Rainbow Dash thinks Fluttershy's a tree.
'''Rainbow Dash:''' I do ''not'' think she's a tree, I was just...
'''Twilight Sparkle:''' Did you ''say'' she was a tree?
'''Rainbow Dash:''' No... well, yes... but... not exactly ...
'''Twilight Sparkle:''' You know she's not a tree, right?
'''Pinkie Pie:''' She's not a tree, Dashie.
'''Fluttershy:''' ...I'd like to be a tree. }}
** And once again in "A Canterlot Wedding, Part 1", after showing off what she had planned for the wedding reception:
{{quote|
'''Princess Cadance:''' Perfect! ...if we were celebrating a six-year-old's birthday party.
'''Pinkie Pie:''' ''(gasps)'' Thank you! }}
* Beavis from ''[[
* In ''[[
== Real Life ==
* Children often take a couple years to recognize sarcasm, hence the prevalence of the "talking to children" tone from adults. Their reaction can vary between simply taking the statement at face value just like this trope, or getting confused at why the speaker's tone and expression doesn't match their words.
* People with [[Aspergers Syndrome]] often do not get sarcasm, as they are very [[Literal
* The ''use'' of sarcasm and the ''recognition'' of sarcasm from someone else are two different things - this is why even a person who uses a lot of sarcasm might not pick up on it when used against them. The expressions and idioms we use are picked up from interaction with other people, so
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[[Category:Characterization Tropes]]
[[Category:Character Flaw Index]]
[[Category:Oh Great a Snark Index]]
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