The fact that someone actually took the time to draw this, make copies of these, and hang these up/distribute these is, well, quite post-ironic.

This/Everything is for humor’s sake.  
This/Everything is ironic for the sake of irony.  
This/Everything is “no reward”.

I just make flyers to tell you that I hate you/get a laugh/get people to show their friends what I made/get this posted on the internet/get this ultimately reblogged by an ‘online museum’/feel like I accomplished something in this world by creating a virally-shared flyer.

(via thegiggitysandwich)

Because it seems that many have forgotten…

But more importantly: Thank you to the American Apparel shopper who understands post-irony/social media/’doing things solely for the Internet’s sake’ enough to take the time and effort to silk screen on this warning label on to the inside of his/her pair of tights so that no one could ever actually read this warning besides him/herself unless they either A. stole his/her pair of tights, or B. he/she posted this on to the Internet for everyone to subsequently laugh about, blog about, tweet about, Tumbl about.

Have you done anything solely for the sake of internet viral-ocity / memehood lately? Maybe we’ll include it in the Museum.
Maybe we’ll give it a purpose, like we just gave this homemade warning label on the inside of one’s own tights.

Maybe we’ll give you a purpose… 

Let your voice be heard, no matter what the cause!  More like no matter if a cause.

This seems like an accurate depiction of the future of petitioning for petitioning’s sake.  Cue in the “Welcome to Post-Irony” catch phrase.

(via jenerous)

Artifacts of Modernity cannot confirm the validity of that statement at this time, although we can all fairly postulate its implicit likelihood.

Additionally, while we don’t know for sure, our research suggests that this image may have originated from a fashion blog itself.  Cue in the realization of Post-Irony.

Performance art?

Performance art?

Performance art?

Performance art?

Performance art?

Performance art?

Performance art? Phallic symbol?

Performance art? Minstrel show?

Performance art?

The Museum is delighted to begin rolling out a new exhibit titled “Jersey Shore: Ushering in the Post-Irony Era”

Here is a preview of the visuals and commentary to come.

arijose:

Part 2 of “Michael Cera is a Douchebag and Although He Might Be Trying to be ‘Ironic’ by Chillin’ with Stars of MTV’s ‘Jersey Shore’, I don’t believe him.”

P.S. Ed hardy is satan spelled backwards.