id rather change my grandmother's feeding tube.
I'd rather change my ssdefghsdfsdfsdfsssdfgh thread needs more grammar fixes.
meph, where are you from? just curious
I've been loads of places, so I'm from loads of places.
Um, I'm in that one dumbass country at the moment though, lolz
That one that got flattened to a land mass pancake by a giant kangaroo hopping its way over to Australia.
Um, I'm in that one dumbass country at the moment though, lolz
That one that got flattened to a land mass pancake by a giant kangaroo hopping its way over to Australia.
how annoying. that commentary was an embarrassment. who cares about the academics of grammar. when typing online, my priority is to get a fucking point across.
by the way, i think you meant 'divide,' not 'divided.' just observing, you must be from the uk, because, in your final sentence, you placed your period/full stop outside the quotation marks.
by the way, i think you meant 'divide,' not 'divided.' just observing, you must be from the uk, because, in your final sentence, you placed your period/full stop outside the quotation marks.
*correction: no comma after because.
yeah lol I noticed that the moment after I posted, could have deleted the post and reposted it with the fixed "divide" and not "divided" but just get way too high and impatient off of sleep on this
site to ever have consistent hopes of adhering to pleasing everyone's inflexible grammatical senses where they exist
Oh, and technically there's never a grammatically wrong usage of a comma. Hell, commas are pretty much never required except with that conjunction stuff I was just saying earlier, lists, etc.; it's
just an excessive thing people use to enunciate their pausing speech flow accents over the Internet, if they're egocentric enough.
site to ever have consistent hopes of adhering to pleasing everyone's inflexible grammatical senses where they exist
Oh, and technically there's never a grammatically wrong usage of a comma. Hell, commas are pretty much never required except with that conjunction stuff I was just saying earlier, lists, etc.; it's
just an excessive thing people use to enunciate their pausing speech flow accents over the Internet, if they're egocentric enough.
>Oh, and technically there's never a grammatically wrong usage of a comma.
>ommas are pretty much never required except with that conjunction stuff I was just saying earlier, lists, etc
actually, there are grammatically wrong usages of commas - it would be wrong to use them outside of the required areas that you listed after you said "commas aren't required except to separate
clauses, lists, etc."
there are minor arguments among the elite English literates of when or when not a comma should be used; for instance, the oxford comma, one of the most well-known and abused commas in existence.
However, to simply place commas, all over where, you speak, is definitely grammatically, incorrect! >_>
>ommas are pretty much never required except with that conjunction stuff I was just saying earlier, lists, etc
actually, there are grammatically wrong usages of commas - it would be wrong to use them outside of the required areas that you listed after you said "commas aren't required except to separate
clauses, lists, etc."
there are minor arguments among the elite English literates of when or when not a comma should be used; for instance, the oxford comma, one of the most well-known and abused commas in existence.
However, to simply place commas, all over where, you speak, is definitely grammatically, incorrect! >_>
But, some people, do, it, anyway !! so it, must be, correct !!
Cause those lardasses like enunciating their pausing voice over the Internet.
People overrate commas. That's mostly what I was getting at!
But to be serious yeah, probably times where using a comma is grammatically wrong, like in place of the actual, correct punctuation (ending a sentence, etc.) =P
Cause those lardasses like enunciating their pausing voice over the Internet.
People overrate commas. That's mostly what I was getting at!
But to be serious yeah, probably times where using a comma is grammatically wrong, like in place of the actual, correct punctuation (ending a sentence, etc.) =P
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