Rubes by Leigh Rubin for December 24, 2018

The judge will slap him with a run on sentence!

That’s the law… PERIOD.

That should have been full stop (UK for period)

Shouldn’t that be “I regret to inform you, sir” ? I doubt he was truly afraid.

A couple of years ago I got a ticket for not coming to a complete stop. It cost me $150.

California comma stop?

It’s the Grammer Police… period.

It’s the GRAMMER Police…. Period.

The most beautiful punctuation is the hedera. ❦

With grammar police, the “Don’t Walk” signs would have apostrophes.

it’s the period on the stop sign!!! come to a complete stop at the end of a sentence!!!

I’d say that this gives me pause, but that might not be strong enough. (Dash it all!)

To add insult to injury, he just got out of prison. That period came at the end of his sentence.

Good comic, but the correct term is “full stop.” (It’s British English.)

Gee…I’ve read all the comments but I still don’t get this….will someone explain?

But he was glad it was not his wife that missed the period.

He was hurrying to get to the next rest stop as he had a full colon.

Merry Christmas Everyone…or, should that be Everybody??? :)

I would claim that the “full stop” sign was facing the other road; not the road I was on.