Home Uncategorized The irony is not lost on me.... 5 months ago 5 months agoUncategorizedThe irony is not lost on me…. by admin 5 months ago5 months ago141.3kviews Post PaginationPrevious PostPreviousNext PostNextalanis ironic, alanis morissette ironic, all konds irony, arteezy is back streaming, dramatic irony, image, ironic alanis, ironic song, irony, irony english, irony english vocal cover, irony in urdu, irony vocal cover, isn't it ironic, it's like rain on your wedding day, it's not love, lizz irony, lizz robinett irony, lost, lost irony, nothing on you, power on me, richard rohr god is love, situational irony, situational irony in the eyes have it, types of irony, verbal irony, what is an irony, what is irony, what is satireLike it? Share with your friends! 0 0share Facebook TwitterWhat's Your Reaction? hate 0 hate confused 0 confused fail 0 fail fun 0 fun geeky 0 geeky love 0 love lol 0 lol omg 0 omg win 0 win Posted by admin 14 Comments Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. That’s like 10,000 spoons, when all you need is a spoon.ReplyI’m kind of glad he’s got a flat and isn’t on the road, what kind of an idiot with tires filled like that drives down the road. A single bump may cause the tires to blow out, resulting in a major accident.ReplyThere’s water everywhere, but there’s nothing to drink!ReplyNot a single one of them knows why they couldn’t change a tire in this case. All these posts are talking crap.Reply“He could spare tires for anyone but himself,” says the narrator.ReplyJohn goes to the shop for tires and purchases 189 tires. How many tires does John have left after 34 fell off during the drive?ReplyThis spot, I think I know! Is that a photo taken in Greenville?ReplyIs it true that Alanis is driving?ReplyThat orange and purple building is the real issue. Clemson, SC, is a wild guess.ReplyThe plot twist is that all of the tires are the incorrect size.ReplyOnly Greenville SC was able to do this. On my way to work, I walk by that used tire shop every day.Reply“…not to be wasted on me.” Yes, it’s incredibly difficult to see the irony there, but you did.ReplyI’m sick of reading these entries. I’m treading on a punctured sole, flatly worn out.Reply*Ironic*Reply Previous Post It’s the gateway fortune cookie by admin Next Post It’s the sexiest little library in town! by admin
I’m kind of glad he’s got a flat and isn’t on the road, what kind of an idiot with tires filled like that drives down the road. A single bump may cause the tires to blow out, resulting in a major accident.Reply
Not a single one of them knows why they couldn’t change a tire in this case. All these posts are talking crap.Reply
John goes to the shop for tires and purchases 189 tires. How many tires does John have left after 34 fell off during the drive?Reply
Only Greenville SC was able to do this. On my way to work, I walk by that used tire shop every day.Reply
That’s like 10,000 spoons, when all you need is a spoon.
I’m kind of glad he’s got a flat and isn’t on the road, what kind of an idiot with tires filled like that drives down the road. A single bump may cause the tires to blow out, resulting in a major accident.
There’s water everywhere, but there’s nothing to drink!
Not a single one of them knows why they couldn’t change a tire in this case. All these posts are talking crap.
“He could spare tires for anyone but himself,” says the narrator.
John goes to the shop for tires and purchases 189 tires. How many tires does John have left after 34 fell off during the drive?
This spot, I think I know! Is that a photo taken in Greenville?
Is it true that Alanis is driving?
That orange and purple building is the real issue. Clemson, SC, is a wild guess.
The plot twist is that all of the tires are the incorrect size.
Only Greenville SC was able to do this. On my way to work, I walk by that used tire shop every day.
“…not to be wasted on me.”
Yes, it’s incredibly difficult to see the irony there, but you did.
I’m sick of reading these entries. I’m treading on a punctured sole, flatly worn out.
*Ironic*