[Uri’el-2012]

It would only be ironic if there was some connection.

There does not appear to be any.

I'm truly sorry that it went
so very far over you head.

irony

1 |ˈīrənē, ˈiərnē| noun (pl. ironies)
the expression of one's meaning by ,
using language that normally signifies
the opposite, typically for humorous
or emphatic effect: “Don't go overboard
with the gratitude,” he rejoined with heavy irony.

• a state of affairs or an event
that seems deliberately contrary
to what one expects and is
often amusing as a result:

[ltc8k6]

Well, we don’t agree.

Now what?