Get Premium
Dark mode theme is available exclusively for premium users. Learn more about the benefits of subscribing.
No fees, cancel anytime.
No fees, cancel anytime 
then open in external browser
and click "Open in External Browser" 
You can probably compare sarcasm with another polarizing concept: pineapple on pizza. While both are generally frowned upon, there is also a chunk of people who genuinely appreciate them.
Since we’re on the topic of snarky, ironic humor, we also have these memes and posts from the “Sarcasm Only” Instagram page. It has 16.5 million followers, and even if you’re not a fan, you will likely see why the account has such a large fan base.
But as always, we’ve collected some of the best posts, which can hopefully help you get through a dull day. Enjoy!
This post may include affiliate links.
#1
nottheactualphoto 1 month ago
If you dream that you're peeing, you must get out of bed immediately.
RELATED:
People use sarcasm in daily life almost as involuntarily as breathing. Exaggerations aside, think about how often you’ve said “Yeah, right” in jest. According to the Smithsonian Magazine, a database of phone conversations in America revealed that people use the phrase 23 percent of the time.
Sarcasm is so prevalent that author and linguist John Haiman describes it as “the primary language” in modern society.
#5
Luke Branwen 1 month ago
Idk about that. Most of the ignorant people (usually right-wingers / Trumpists, let's be real) are bitter, hateful, paranoid people who are convinced that every little thing is a personal attack on them.
It was author Oscar Wilde who once said that “Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit, but the highest form of intelligence.” Whether or not you wholeheartedly agree with this statement, Harvard Business School professor and behavioral scientist Francesca Gino explains that sarcasm can enhance creativity.
In her article for Scientific American, Gino stated that understanding a snarky remark requires some unconventional thinking. She wrote, “tone must overcome the contradiction between the literal and actual meanings of the sarcastic expressions.”
#7
Chihuahua Mama 1 month ago
At least they straight up tell you they don't have the movie you want
Mental health counselors and relationship experts advise against using sarcasm. Some even describe it as “hostility disguised as humor.” However, it also serves a purpose when navigating the world around us. According to Haiman, it’s a way of commanding respect.
“You’re distancing yourself, you’re making yourself superior. If you’re sincere all the time, you seem naive,” he said.
#10
Annik Perrot 1 month ago
Oh? So I've been mentally disordered for nigh on seven decades. Cool!
Other experts even suggest that the inability to detect sarcasm is a disadvantage in today’s society. Neuropsychologist Dr. Katherine Rankin says these people aren’t as socially adept and are likely to be noticed immediately.
Dr. Rankin and her colleagues at the University of California, San Francisco, also found that being unable to sense a sarcastic quip may also be a sign of frontotemporal dementia.
“If someone who has the sensitivity loses it, that’s a bad sign,” she stated, adding that the loss of this ability could be an early warning sign for diagnosis.
#13
Sue User 1 month ago (edited)
When my nephew was younger, we all went out to dinner. My nephew started crying, was inconsolable. My mom was lecturing my sister about teaching kids to behave at restsrsunts. Turns out my nephew somehow got old bay seasoning on hid hands, in his eyes and mouth. Long story to say sometimes kids have it rough.
#14
ElfVibratorGlitter 1 month ago
I knew I was doing something right! 39 and still not divorced (or married).
#15
Understanding and communicating with sarcasm does have its upsides. That begs the important question: How can you use it without ruining relationships? Gino says it comes down to trust and delivery.
“Your best bet is to keep salty remarks limited to conversations with those you know well, lest you offend others, even as you potentially help them think more creatively,” she wrote.
What about you, dear readers? Are you a fan of sarcastic humor? Do you agree that it is a sign of intelligence and creativity? Share your insights in the comments below!
#21
Ania Vernon 1 month ago
Real all my money goes to target, smiths, mcdonalds, amazon, starbucks, swig, thurgood creamery, and taiyaki sweet
#26
Lee Gilliland 1 month ago (edited)
Actually I think he just saw President Cheetoface in the n*de..
#27
detective miller's hat 1 month ago
Sometimes I think that people who were sentenced to dęath via the rack must have felt absolutely amazing for like the first 15 seconds.
#28
superfluous 1 month ago
Aren't sweaters for layering? Wear something underneath, then take off the sweater when it warms up.
#29
Michael Largey 1 month ago
Being told to treat myself didn't work out so well when I had appendicitis.
#31
#33
Rafael 1 month ago
I love driving. I love my car (just an honest minivan, nothing anyone would consider exciting). I take really good care of it. Every time someone needs to fetch things, or needs a ride, or anything normal people would find a chore, I jump to the opportunity. Yes, I love to help my friends and I remember the difference it made when people offered me rides when I was broke, but the thing is... One way or the other I'll get some time just driving, me and my car.i might even crack the window open and turn off the music just to hear the engine. I love it, never cease to amaze me how one and a half tons of steel, glass, plastic and other things can operate in such harmony, and give us so much freedom to move around.
#36
BookFanatic 1 month ago
Nobody told me I'd be having the "we have food at home" talk with myself on a weekly basis.
Continue reading with Bored Panda Premium
Unlimited content Ad-free browsing Dark mode 
Add New Image
What do you think ?
Tilly’syellowsnowman 1 month ago
The ads have gotten out of control… also even though the post name is probably going to change in like 3 hours, these don’t really seem “sarcastic” to me.
superfluous 1 month ago
Firefox browser. I actually TRIED using chrome the other day. Ugh! Duckduckgo browser also works well.
Load More Replies...
Lee Gilliland 1 month ago
Those psychiatrists are way off. Sarcasm is the foundation of what makes you laugh, which releases endorphins.
Tilly’syellowsnowman 1 month ago
The ads have gotten out of control… also even though the post name is probably going to change in like 3 hours, these don’t really seem “sarcastic” to me.
superfluous 1 month ago
Firefox browser. I actually TRIED using chrome the other day. Ugh! Duckduckgo browser also works well.
Load More Replies... Lee Gilliland 1 month ago
Those psychiatrists are way off. Sarcasm is the foundation of what makes you laugh, which releases endorphins.
You May Like 50 Classical Art Memes That Have No Business Being So Hilarious 50 Hilarious Memes To Help You Decompress When Life Gets A Little Bit Too Much 50 Hilarious Posts From This Account Dedicated To Sharing “Men’s Humor” (New Pics)
Viktorija Ošikaitė
Gabija Saveiskyte
Greta Jaruševičiūtė
Related on Bored Panda
