still works, because it comunicates your outofbreathness
but. people. in . america. think. the. full. stop. is. the best. punctuation. mark. ever.
Posted By: Dave in France on August 10th 2006 at 11:26:56
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- I know the grammar and punctuation police are out there today so.... (General Chat) - Bonjour, Aug 10, 10:51:17
- you should really concentrate on your apostrophes. (General Chat) - Dave in France, Aug 10, 11:25:13
- From my little book of grammar (General Chat) - camcan, Aug 10, 11:02:13
- I thought subordinate clauses were the elves that helped Santa at Christmas? (n/m) (General Chat) - Partial Angler, Aug 10, 11:04:38
- geek (n/m) (General Chat) - Sperminator, Aug 10, 11:03:25
- just dont bother.... (General Chat) - Sperminator, Aug 10, 10:54:58
- lol (n/m) (General Chat) - Duck and Chips, Aug 10, 11:20:19
- Imagine you are reading it out loud (General Chat) - Duck, Aug 10, 10:53:20
- That's a hard and fast rule (General Chat) - The Pedant, Aug 10, 10:54:10
- What if, you've, been, running, and, are, com, pletely, fuck, ing, knackere'd? (n/m) (General Chat) - Partial Angler, Aug 10, 10:53:49
- still works, because it comunicates your outofbreathness (General Chat) - Dave in France, Aug 10, 11:26:56
- Agreed. Period. (n/m) (General Chat) - Partial Angler, Aug 10, 11:28:03
- lol (n/m) (General Chat) - Duck, Aug 10, 10:55:29
- still works, because it comunicates your outofbreathness (General Chat) - Dave in France, Aug 10, 11:26:56
- Irony? (General Chat) - The Pedant, Aug 10, 10:51:56
- It's basically the same as an apostrophe, only lower. (n/m) (General Chat) - Partial Angler, Aug 10, 10:51:48
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