Image sent by our Washington correspondent, Mike Flugennock. So is the irony intended, or un-? I’m gonna be an optimist for once.
3 thoughts on “Irony: it’s not just for hipsters any more”
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Stop Me Before I Vote Again
The lesser evil is still evil
Reminds me of the old Rolling Stone ad campaign – the perception, the reality. Of course, Rolling Stone was not being ironic in the least.
As for Ben’s Chili Bowl – watch them. If they’re serious and they hear people are taking it ironically, they’ll be shocked and take the signs down. Otherwise, they know exactly what they’re doing.
Look upon my works, ye mighty, and despair.
Inspirational sight overhead too. Let a thousand flowers bloom.
Hey, Smiff, irony never was just for hipsters; they’re just ruining it, the way they ruined bacon and cupcakes.
I was doing irony before it was mainstream. Little bastards ain’t takin’ that offa’ me.