Isn't that ironic?

This week, I went to the university parking office to renew my parking pass. This office also is responsible for collecting money for parking tickets. The office is located on a 2 lane brick street and “no parking” signs are clearly posted in front of the building.

The lady in line, in front of me was very loudly and rudely contesting a parking ticket she had received the day before. I won’t go into the gory details, but she eventually got the parking ticket nullified.

As she left, I happened to glance outside thru the window and saw a car blatantly parked in the “no parking” zone. A parking officer was writing a ticket and placed it under the windshield wiper. It was her car. I was so pleased.

Wow! It’s like rain on your wedding day!

Like the old man who turned 98 - won the lottery and died the next day…

It’s the good advice that you just can’t take.

Who woulda’ thought? It figures…

This is more of a MPSIMS topic.

its like 10,000 spoons when all you need is a knife :slight_smile:

God, Allanis Morrisette quotes. I’m gonna need some more smack.

Don’t ya think?

:wink:

No; none of those things the the Allanis Morrisette song are ironic at all; they are just crappy bad luck; the only thing ironic about it at all is that she doesn’t understand the meaning of the word Ironic.

Well you could look at it like that, or you could look at it like this:

The song is completely ironic, because it’s a song about irony and never mentions anything ironic:D

So true. That song’s like a free ride in your chardonnay.

You want grandkids but all your kids are gay. Or something. It rhymed at least.

I wonder how she will talk her way out that 2nd ticket? Hopefully they will remember her. And if she was making that big of a stink about it, they probably will!

Speaking of ironic. I go into Walgreens the other day to get my dad this “Grabber” thing. It allows you to reach objects without having to bend over, or strain to reach. Wouldn’t ya know I couldn’t reach any of them. They were all on shelves that were unreachable, even if you were 6 feet tall. The manager strolls over and asks if he could help. I said “It looks like I need a Grabber, to get the Grabber”. Go ahead, sing it folks. Isn’t that ironic?