I am an Oxford Comma convert (pro) and my cousin tells me on Facebook how wrong I am. I immediately asked him his opinion on cilantro before I decided to throw him out of the family. He survived the cut.
I saw that. It made me laugh my butt off.
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I am an Oxford Comma convert (pro) and my cousin tells me on Facebook how wrong I am. I immediately asked him his opinion on cilantro before I decided to throw him out of the family. He survived the cut.
I saw that. It made me laugh my butt off.
Oh, Maria, how hard.
Oh Maria, I'm sorry that it's so hard. We'll hold your place here.
Maria, thank you for giving folks the heads-up, and please be as gentle as possible with yourself.
beth, to follow up, I do thank you for the tip. I'd prefer to do an internal transfer with my current employer, but I can't wait forever because I spend too much time wanting to light people on fire. This means I need to job search outside my company in case nobody internal wants to hire me anytime soon.
My lease is up in April, so I'm going to use that as a deadline to figure out what my next steps are going to be.
Sean, I hope your move goes well.
Maria, be gentle with yourself.
I have a coworker who keeps apologizing for snark. I have yet to convince her that I see snark as a feature, not a bug. Yesterday I told her, "Your sense of humor doesn't bother me. What's really important is your stance on the Oxford comma."
She replied, "Gotta have it. What about you?"
Oxford commas are bunk. Superfluous more often than clarifying. The rule should be the necessity of the comma/separation rather than a useless consistency which slows the eye. In short if you don't need the comma there, then don't put the stupid comma there.
Cilantro: tastes like soap.
Muffaletta: If it doesn't have olives on it THEN IT'S NOT A MUFFALETTA!
I thought about asking her how she felt about cilantro.
Oxford commas are bunk. Superfluous more often than clarifying. The rule should be the necessity of the comma/separation rather than a useless consistency which slows the eye. In short if you don't need the comma there, then don't put the stupid comma there.
David, for a second, I think you get me, and then I realize you never could. UGH!
History will validate me on this Oxford Comma biz! It's clearly going away anyhow.
Actually, in about three years we're going to be all, "Damn, remember when we cared about commas because people actually wrote properly punctuated grammatical sentences? Those were the days. Lol."