Sarcasm is not necessarily an invention of the English language but Britons have defined it as our own, using it in subtle ways to leave a recipient unsure of whether they have been insulted until two ...

Companies haven’t started hiring in earnest yet, which leaves us in that gray area of the recovery, where people are scrounging around trying to make money off of just about anything. Enter Sarcasm ...

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich., Jan. 12 (UPI) -- A Michigan company announced the release of software Tuesday that introduces new punctuation to the typed word: The sarcasm mark. Sarcasm Inc. of Washington ...

Anybody who frequently communicates electronically probably knows how easily an email or text message can be misconstrued, especially when it comes to sarcasm. Well, the creators of the SarcMark, a ...

To all the millions of people out there who have never written an email, I hope I can properly explain how difficult it is to compose sarcastic phrases in our daily correspondence without a ...

Sarcasm is hard to convey in emails and instant messaging, and many a relationship has gone awry due to an overly literal reading of a snarky electronic communication. Michigan-based Sarcasm Inc.

has made such a monumental stride in grammar that one has to wonder how man has functioned for centuries without this development. Sarcasm, Inc. has invented the "Sarcasm Mark," a new punctuation mark ...

A new punctuation mark designed to signify sarcasm has reportedly been introduced. The SarcMark, a symbol showing a dot inside a spiral line, was the invention of a Michigan company and is currently ...

Many of us use sarcasm in everyday communication for a variety of reasons. For example, it can allow one to save face, blunt a rude comment, and many other possibilities (see, for example, Jorgensen, ...