This Is The Worst Thing Ive Ever Made. It Will Get 2 Or 3 Notes At Most, But In My Heart, Ive Unleashed

This is the worst thing I’ve ever made. It will get 2 or 3 notes at most, but in my heart, I’ve unleashed it on the world.

Focusing on Original Works at the moment, apologies for the delay in fanfics.

Worldbuilding for an entire world atm.

Mark the electrician has been here for five minutes and he’s already said “well that’s…weird” twice from the other room and frankly I’m afraid to ask.

To be totally fair to Willy Wonka, at least a couple of those candy factory casualties involved kids deliberately circumventing reasonable safeguards, sometimes aided and abetted by the parents who were supposed to be supervising them. What happened is at most 60% his fault.

So I've already seen plenty of posts going around about how situational irony can make a joke so much funnier, but I had a personal encounter with it today.

(For context, my family and I habitually reference the princess bride in everyday conversation. Except for my mother, who has not seen it, but has absorbed some lines via osmosis)

My brother had just announced he and our dad were leaving for the grocery store, and after the door closed behind them, my mother said

"Have fun storming the castle!"

I replied, because I can never not continue a bit, "Think they'll make it?"

And instead of the expected continuation ("It'd take a miracle"), my mother, in the most deadpan tone I have ever heard her take, said "Nah."

And even though it wasn't by any means intended humorously, I cracked up.

Situational irony is one of my favorite flavors of comedy, and I think this is a good example of why.

This is definitely a mundane example, but I just thought I'd share something that made me laugh so that it could do the same for others.

pink moon.