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I prefer having/using the Oxford comma. Otherwise that last two items may seem linked and may confuse the meaning like Dirty Dragon’s example of: “… her parents, Elvis Presley and Dolly Parton.”
Who gives a ƒ%#( about an Oxford comma – Vampire Weekend. They may have said that in their song, but me, I’m a devout member of Team Oxford Comma.
Criminently! I was not familiar with the term “Oxford comma” so I looked it up. There are pages and pages on the subject. No wonder we can’t get anything done in this world! We’re all too busy fussing over tiny little pauses, and where to put them.
It would have been nice to have actually used an Oxford comma in the word balloon. It would then look like you knew what you were talking about, how to use it, and be informative.
Never heard of this. if it clarifies the intended meaning of a sentence, fine. But a simple series of items (where “and” is sitting in place of a final comma, as in “At the store, I picked up milk, butter and eggs”) doesn’t need it.
marilynnbyerly almost 4 years ago
I like vocative commas. They are so polite and address you correctly. Right, commas?
Leojim almost 4 years ago
Sometimes it feels like I’m in a coma, not a comma……,
ronaldspence almost 4 years ago
When I want to get possessive, I tell them I am an apostrophe…
gammaguy almost 4 years ago
I’m familiar with Ford Mustangs, but not Ford Oxen, comma think of it.
mr_sherman Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Comma, comma, comma, chameleon.
Kind&Kinder almost 4 years ago
“Comma to me tonight….” ♫"Judy in Disguise"♫
Superfrog almost 4 years ago
It does give you pause.
Dirty Dragon almost 4 years ago
“My girlfriend and I are going to Madame Tussaud’s today and see her parents, Elvis Presley and Dolly Parton.”
Major Matt Mason Premium Member almost 4 years ago
♫"Comma over to my house…"♫
Jayalexander almost 4 years ago
I had to look this up because, I failed high school English, found diagraming a sentence incomprehensible, and, the teacher hated me.
Charliegirl Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Three cheers for the Oxford Comma!
gopher gofer almost 4 years ago
looks like he’s between and betwixt…
iggyman almost 4 years ago
Comma,comma,comma , come on , come on yeh,yeh,yeh!
iggyman almost 4 years ago
He wishes they were “Comma-Tose”!
julie.mason1 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
“Let’s eat Grandma.” She’ll be begging for a comma.
jr1234 almost 4 years ago
Comma comma comma comma chameleon
clacou almost 4 years ago
I love taco, ma!
Doug K almost 4 years ago
I prefer having/using the Oxford comma. Otherwise that last two items may seem linked and may confuse the meaning like Dirty Dragon’s example of: “… her parents, Elvis Presley and Dolly Parton.”
Jeffin Premium Member almost 4 years ago
I’m hoping that they can all find, comma ground.
paul almost 4 years ago
Well, if they really rose to the occasion, they could be apostophes.
Michael G. almost 4 years ago
That that is is that that is not is not that that is not is not that that is is that not it
spaceagesoul almost 4 years ago
Who gives a ƒ%#( about an Oxford comma – Vampire Weekend. They may have said that in their song, but me, I’m a devout member of Team Oxford Comma.
uniquename almost 4 years ago
He has a whole list of things he doesn’t like about Oxford Commas.
zeexenon almost 4 years ago
Once a Rhodes Scholar, always a Rhodes Scholar. Besides, do two commas on chairs make close quotes?
kr155150 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Pretty sure that should be “Bleh, de bleh, bleh, bleh”. :o)
Richard S Russell Premium Member almost 4 years ago
“We invited the strippers, JFK and Stalin”, illustrated: https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/v0isl/the_oxford_comma/
Richard S Russell Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Just for an instant, I read that as being on the ROWLING team, and I was all prepared to be jealous.
mwksix almost 4 years ago
Shouldn’t the commas be wearing Oxfords?
Spiffy almost 4 years ago
I’m so edjumacated I always use the Oxford, comma!
cuzinron47 almost 4 years ago
Then there’s those apostrophes, they act so high and mighty.
Digital Frog almost 4 years ago
But don’t, forget, about the, Shatner, Comma!
Lablubber almost 4 years ago
If one of them is expecting, would that be a pregnant pause?
thejanith Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Criminently! I was not familiar with the term “Oxford comma” so I looked it up. There are pages and pages on the subject. No wonder we can’t get anything done in this world! We’re all too busy fussing over tiny little pauses, and where to put them.
jakarlsson almost 4 years ago
Let’s eat Grandma. Let’s eat, Grandma. Punctuation saves lives!
Display almost 4 years ago
Best reason for Oxford commas? “I like cooking my wife and kids.”
Buoy almost 4 years ago
Comma canteen; not just for the comman folk I guess.
Ninette almost 4 years ago
The ellipsis are lackadaisical.
tee929 almost 4 years ago
“Comma, comma, comma a Chameleon……”
mistercatworks almost 4 years ago
It would have been nice to have actually used an Oxford comma in the word balloon. It would then look like you knew what you were talking about, how to use it, and be informative.
paullp Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Never heard of this. if it clarifies the intended meaning of a sentence, fine. But a simple series of items (where “and” is sitting in place of a final comma, as in “At the store, I picked up milk, butter and eggs”) doesn’t need it.
cleokaya almost 4 years ago
Comma, comma, comma, comma, comma, commaleon You comma and go, you comma and go