Today, I am mostly identifying as a scotch egg.
Bloody neighbours.
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Eats, shoots and leaves?
Too much information!
"Eats shoots and leaves" (no commas) if leaves and shoots are eaten.Eats shoots, and leaves.
Grammar, the difference between knowing your shit & knowing you're shit.
"Eats, shoots and leaves" (single comma) if a describing a sequence of events.
"Eats shoots, and leaves" (Oxford comma) if shoots are eaten prior to leaving.
"Eats, shoots, and leaves" (comma + Oxford comma) incorrect use of the Oxford comma.
Oxford commas are considered optional in British English, but preferred/mandatory in American English.
Yeah I know. I’ve actually got the book at home somewhere. I wasn’t having a dig."Eats shoots and leaves" (no commas) if leaves and shoots are eaten.
"Eats, shoots and leaves" (single comma) if a describing a sequence of events.
"Eats shoots, and leaves" (Oxford comma) if shoots are eaten prior to leaving.
"Eats, shoots, and leaves" (comma + Oxford comma) incorrect use of the Oxford comma.
Oxford commas are considered optional in British English, but preferred/mandatory in American English.
I realise no digs were occurring - I was just demonstrating what my wife has to put up with!
I have the book too! Should be required reading
Good England isn't necessarily a requisite of being a T6F god though, isn't it...
Sweet, sweet panda sex.
F'real init.
AI bots identifying as journalists.
