Sarcastic

Twittering should be left to the birds and the bird-brains; case in point: Emma Barnett took to her account for a 180-character rant (https://twitter.com/#!/Emmabarnett/status/176699769605980160) about an overtly, obvious, no-doubt-about-it JOKE on the inside tag of her boyfriend's "trousers" reading "Give It To Your Woman It's Her Job":

She wasted characters on words like "shocked" "so" "still" and "boyfriend". This blog needs far more than 180 characters to rant-a-response. A few observations in an effort to be concise. Namely, these appear to be 1) unattractive trousers to begin with and/or 2) khakis. With respect to the former or latter and both, if any man bought these to actually wear, he very likely doesn't have a "woman"...a direct and continuing correlation for the duration of his relationship to the ugly pants, even from the inside out, that much is apparent. More likely than not, Ms. Barnett, the manufacturer was being covertly tongue in cheek to the saps wasting money on these threads and mocking them from the most manly of platforms, the inside of HIS pants.

I am still_so_shocked (!) that in an effort to exert feminist wherewithal someone like Ms. @Emmabarnett can accomplish the diametric opposite. Doesn't she realize women should be seen and not heard?

Life sometimes can be sarcastic.

Sarcastic: --adj.

   of, pertaining to, or characterized by sarcasm: harsh or bitter derision or irony