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What is ironic about the line: "Nohbdy will not get out alive, I swear."
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What is ironic about the line:
"Nohbdy will not get out alive, I swear."

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The irony of this statement is not explicit and varies with context, but in general it is ironic to swear upon something that you really have no idea of the outcome. 
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