The Irony

Excuse me, but it appears you have the username "geckosandcheerios". This implies that you will post images/gifs of multiple geckos with multiple cheerios-- however, I have only ever seen the same gecko and what I assume to be, the same cheerio. I just though I would bring this to your attention and say that I would apreciate it if you posted more gifs with different geckos. Thank you.

That is where you are wrong. I actually have gifs of two different geckos, licking two different cheerios (There's also one more cheerio that you can see for about one frame of one gif). As you can see, the geckov in the above gif has orange stripes, while the one in the attached gif has none. I guess you can't tell from just here that the cheerios are different, but you can either trust me on that or, if you want, I can get a very long gif that will show both geckos and multiple cheerios. If you want that, just ask.

I Would like it sir.

The framerate is kind of shitty, but here you go

World English Dictionary
irony 1 (ˈaɪrənɪ)

— n , pl -nies
1. the humorous or mildly sarcastic use of words to imply the opposite of what they normally mean
2. an instance of this, used to draw attention to some incongruity or irrationality
3. incongruity between what is expected to be and what actually is, or a situation or result showing such incongruity
4. See dramatic irony
5. philosophy See Socratic irony

#2 fits the profile, from Dictionary.com

Um as far as I know hemp can grow to virtually trees. I dont know whether they are actually classed as a tree or a shrub or w/e.

I think it's classified as a weed.

Seriously, holy shit. What's so special about irony that people feel the need to call every fucking use of it into immediate question? Is it wrong for a word to have more than one definition or be open to interpretation?

Except that this post doesn't fit into any actual definition of irony. And what do you mean "open to interpretation"? Most words, irony included, have pretty strict definitions. Even a word like "set", which has a shit tonne of definitions, isn't really "open to interpretation" beyond them.

By my reasoning, one of the comments below does a pretty good job of justifying the comic's use of the word irony. I think a lot of the definitions people have cited are vague enough that they can be interpreted differently by different people, hence us disagreeing right now.