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Irish author, playwright, witty person, Stephen Colbert's long lost brother, and ladies' badminton coach
Oct. 16, 1854 – Nov. 30, 1900

“I see great irony in this quote.”

~ Oscar Wilde on the project

“In Soviet Russia, great irony sees YOU!!!”

~ Lenin on Oscar's ironic quote

“All right — I'm gay.”

~ Oscar Wilde nowadays

“You are looking at a page to do with the great man himself, Oscar Wilde.”

~ Captain Obvious on the page

“Lick my pussy, arseholes!”

~ Oscar Wilde on critics

Look, I simply have no idea whatsoever as to why everyone here at Uncyclopedia makes such a big deal about this Oscar Wilde guy. They just asked me to write something to put here in this box, because it would look bad if it were just a lot of white space. So I did. But none of it makes any sense... I mean, the guy's dead, isn't he? Who cares about what some dead guy said at a tea party for the Duchess of Kent? And who is this "Marquess of Queensberry" character? I seriously just do not get it.

And it seems I'm not the only one! I mean, look at some of the pages on this website that link to this one. There must be thousands of them, and not one actually has anything to do with the guy! They all just mention him for no apparent logical reason (except that the whole of this website is a joke, bordering on psychotic mania), because the people who write the articles here probably feel like they're supposed to, like it's some sort of requirement. And of course, they all have the same three pictures on them, because that's how many there are in the world, seems like. And how many lists is he on, ferchrissakes? OMFG, every time you see a list of people or anything else on this crazy-ass website, alive, dead, real, or imaginary, good ol' Oscar's on it, I guarantee you that. And of course they've given him practically every title and honorific ever invented.

And the quotations! I mean, shit, it's like every friggin' article has a quotation at the top by this Wilde guy! And I'll bet he didn't say half those things. I guess people think that's a requirement too, because they never seem to get tired of it. And that's what The Wilde Project is all about: adding even more quotations. It will be easy. They're already at every turn. We'll definitely win. And we won't have gone down fighting.


Benighted Wildeisms du Jour    (edit)

Who Likes a Pram, Then?

Oscar Wilde is traveling through the countryside one day in a dray cart. Only the dray cart driver isn't actually driving the dray cart, because he's back at the local village library, trying to look up the word "dray" to find out what it means and why he is sometimes referred to as a "drayman," a word he utterly detests. "I'm going to find out the etymology of this word if it kills me," he says to himself, and in fact, when he finds out, he suffers a massive stroke and dies. Wilde, of course, is oblivious to all of this, being a mere passenger in the cart, many miles away. He begins to think that something truly absurd is going on. He's right. "I'm right," he thinks. Ultimately, though, this has no effect on the cart or where it's going. "At some point I'll have to find out where this cart is going," Wilde thinks. There are other passengers in the dray cart, one of whom is an enormous squirrel named Elroy, who looks at Wilde and says — in perfect Squirrelese — "Could you spare a few nuts?" Wilde thinks for a moment, then says, also in Squirrelese, though with a heavy Irish accent, "I only have two, and I can't spare either of them. But you're welcome to a copy of my latest play," which he hands to Elroy. Elroy thanks him and proceeds to eat the play.

How You Can Help

One way you can help is by not editing this page. Another way is by making a fart joke. You could also join the project, which isn't really a "project" so much as a list of people who like to see their usernames mentioned in highly questionable contexts. Current members are you, Winstanley1, and... well, that's about it. Members may proudly display {{User Wilde Project}} on their user pages, as if that's even worth the bother.

Why You Shouldn't Help

Because editing this page is fun, and we already have a lot of fartistic jokes. And I do mean a whole buttload of fart jokes. Please, do not call Mr. Wilde OR yourself the Master Bater. That is me.

Where To Send Cash

Please send cash to Me, at my address, which you'll have to find out on your own. Sorry. You could Click Here but it won't take you anywhere.

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