And yet your avatar is, in a somewhat roundabout way, entirely WoW-related. That's a bit ironic, at least in an Alanis Morissette kind of way.

What, no Alanis Morisette songs?

That's bull!

This is typical of his act, Although he was much better on Full House than he was on Americas funiest Videos, he always be will be a total dork.

And he should be shot for fucking Alanis Morissette when she was underage and he was 30something.

Whoever said corruption doesn't work

This deserves a promote imo: http://www.videosift.com/video/Alanis-Morissette-Tests-Censorship

Yes, Alanis should be called about this, she doesn't know what irony is either.

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*begging for alanis

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>> ^Kymbos:
Ironically, if you hit play again, you get redirected to their website. Somebody tell Alanis Morissette.


Right, and then college humor takes 5 freaking minutes to load up. Jesus christ. I'm reluctantly upvoting.

Ironically, if you hit play again, you get redirected to their website. Somebody tell Alanis Morissette.

Yes but isn't it actually ironic that Alanis' song isn't actually about irony?

In reply to this comment by Kevlar:
Upvote for good use of the true definition of irony (take that, Alanis!).

Dont need no drama! no no no no drama!
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I believe that some of the situations stated in the Alanis Morisette song may be ironic with just a little bit of a deeper understanding of them. For example "it's like rain on your wedding day" is not necessarily ironic unless one knows the average annual precipitation in the area and at that day of the year. Consider, "it's like rain on your wedding day in the Sahara desert". With a bit of clarity this becomes "more" ironic.

On that note, perhaps this argument alludes to the fact that irony is not a black or white term, but a gradient that may be applied to a myriad of situations, considering the fullness to which they are presented. As ReverendTed suggested, having more information about the situation may move the event higher on the "irony gradient", to a more "pure form" of irony, as shuac so strongly advocates. Either way, I believe it's ironic.