AWKWARD ZOMBIE

IRONY =/= COINCIDENCE
IRONY =/= INCONGRUENCE
CONGRUENCE =/= COINCIDENCE

Compare yourselves to me and then kill yourselves.

Why does that pop into my head.

D:

This comic needs more pie

My freshman roommate had a wall plastered with pictures of herself. I don't know wtf is up with girls who do that.

don't take anything she says seriously

for real

Case closed is awesome! lol her drawing of conan was funny.

Great comic Katie

It's those crazy looks at dorm life that makes me wish I didn't commute from home.

Also, cooties.

The lack of Nerf in this comic disturbs me.

I mean really, Katie is the kind of person you'd expect to dress up as the Heavy and run down the hallway shooting this.

Although I suppose Katie isn't nearly bald nor male enough.

She could always be the Pyro, although I have no idea how that would work with Nerf.

i'd have to agree. Katie, relax and be crazy. We all know it's who u really are >.>

This comic sort of makes me wish I was in college.

AND I

DON'T

KNOW

WHY.

maybe because you want to have the same wacky adventures

Involving laundry and procrastinating on homework to play WOW. OH HOW WACKY

I fucking hate irony. People always get their panties in a bunch over the 'formal' definition. I mean, just what the hell is irony, anyway? People say that irony is not coincidence, but wouldn't most examples of irony be classified as coincidence? People define irony as the opposite of what is anticipated, as an inversion of one's expectations. But are most unexpected events not, in some sense, be classified as purely coincidental? And while I acknowledge that most coincidental events aren't ironic, I would think that most ironic events are indeed coincidental. It just seems to me that it's the events that are legitimately ironic are the ones that everybody gets all butthurt over. People treat irony and coincidence as if there is no middle ground, as if there is absolutely no possibility of the two mixing, like oil and water, and I just don't see how that can be.

Long story short, I hate wordsmiths. The meaning of words naturally change over time, get over it. Irony is perhaps the most fervently guarded word of all time, and the zealousness of people defending it have made it so now nothing can be ironic. In trying to protect the word, they've completely destroyed it.