aaron313
Headphoneus Supremus
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But irony can be used for comedic effect, although if that was not your intention... I'm sorry. And most of the "jokes" were about the cannibalistic aspect of the crime (not the beheading or stabbing). I don't find anything wrong with being curious about how a crime was committed, either, although perhaps this is not an appropriate place to discuss such things.
Originally Posted by Wmcmanus /img/forum/go_quote.gif For the record, I was simply pointing out the irony in the victim's surname. It was not intended as a joke at all, as I said then. If someone wants to read my post that way and then invoke the "even a moderator" mantra, then have at it. That wasn't my intention in any way, shape or form. This kind of news of an act of unrepentant vicious cruelty is hard to stomach or discuss on any level. There is nothing funny about it at all. There was a bit or irony, however, which I (perhaps unwisely) pointed out. In any case, irony is a much different thing than humor. What more is there to say about this subject anyway? Is it important to know how the victim was cut? How many times? If he was awake at first? What parts of his body were cut first, next, or last? Or what the sicko then did with his head? Or anything else? I mean, really. What exactly is there to talk about? Some of the curiosity exhibited in those posts can be read to be equally, or even more, disturbing, than anything I've seen in this thread that can be regarded as a 'joke'. |
But irony can be used for comedic effect, although if that was not your intention... I'm sorry. And most of the "jokes" were about the cannibalistic aspect of the crime (not the beheading or stabbing). I don't find anything wrong with being curious about how a crime was committed, either, although perhaps this is not an appropriate place to discuss such things.