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The name's Peter. From New Jersey. 22 years old. Absurdly sarcastic. Read much more in my "about me" by clicking on the link below. =)

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Side side side note: I don't reblog unless the post is something I really feel needs to be seen.

 

Daily Dose of Sarcasm

I’d decided to take the train to the mall this morning, and as I was patiently awaiting its arrival at the train station, a complete stranger approached me and asked the following question: “Hey, did the train come yet?”

Me:

Momentarily, I thought about saying: “If the train came, would I still be standing here?” But no, that simply wasn’t sarcastic enough.

So I swiftly replied: “Yeah, as a matter of fact it did. And I’ve decided to wait here just to let you know that you’ve missed it.”

Someone’s going to pull out a gun and shoot me in the face one day.

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@psychadeliclove Not exactly. Though I said something similar a while back while I was on my way to school I believe and might have posted about it. Good memory! Haha. :)

Daily Dose of Sarcasm,

I was out and about taking a refreshing walk earlier today and had gotten quite thirsty, so I decided to stop in a local drug store to get myself a diet coke.

I walked into the store (which smelled like a delightful mix between whiskey and dog piss), picked up a diet coke, walked up to the cashier to pay for it, and placed it on the counter. The cashier asked, with a perplexed look: “That’s all you have?”

**Sarcasm mode activated** I gave her a few seconds of this look

then replied: “No, I have an entire shopping cart full of stuff parked in isle 7; I just wanted to bring up each item one by one and pay for them separately.”

I realize that was totally unnecessary of me, but I’m a ridiculous person, and I’ve come to accept that.