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How's my sig? - Corn - 2010-10-18

Edit: Fail double post.


How's my sig? - Locked - 2010-10-18

Corn Wrote:I spy a comma splice.

I don't.


How's my sig? - Corn - 2010-10-18

Locked Wrote:I don't.

Two complete sentences linked only by a comma.


How's my sig? - Locked - 2010-10-18

Corn Wrote:Two complete sentences linked only by a comma.

The second half isn't an independent clause.


How's my sig? - Corn - 2010-10-18

Locked Wrote:The second half isn't an independent clause.

Ya kidding me right?

"It's required but not exhibited properly."

Looks independent.


How's my sig? - Turtally - 2010-10-18

Corn Wrote:Ya kidding me right?

"It's required but not exhibited properly."

Looks independent.

Seconding this.

Why would you add a comma to a perfectly good sentence like "Kindness is like underwear.", anyways? If so, where's the conjunction?!

"Kindness is like underwear, because it's required but not exhibited properly."
or
"Kindness is like underwear; it's required but not exhibited properly."


How's my sig? - Turtally - 2010-10-18

Whoa. Just post spliced. Rolleyes


How's my sig? - Locked - 2010-10-18

Turtally Wrote:Seconding this.

Why would you add a comma to a perfectly good sentence like "Kindness is like underwear.", anyways? If so, where's the conjunction?!

"Kindness is like underwear, because it's required but not exhibited properly."
or
"Kindness is like underwear; it's required but not exhibited properly."

Kindness is like underwear depends on the second sentence ;p


How's my sig? - Unauthorized Intruder - 2010-10-19

K, how about this....


How's my sig? - Combattente - 2010-10-19

Unauthorized Intruder Wrote:K, how about this....

I'd go for:

"Goodness is like underwears: required but not exhibited."


How's my sig? - Corn - 2010-10-19

You have no idea when to use a semi colon eh?


How's my sig? - Combattente - 2010-10-19

Corn Wrote:You have no idea when to use a semi colon eh?

Me or him?


How's my sig? - Corn - 2010-10-19

Him.


How's my sig? - Combattente - 2010-10-19

Corn Wrote:Him.

Oh. Thought you wanted to say that the colon was wrong and that the semi-colon was right.


How's my sig? - Locked - 2010-10-19

Corn Wrote:Him.

Colons, semicolons, and commas are often disregarded in poetry.


How's my sig? - Corn - 2010-10-19

Locked Wrote:Colons, semicolons, and commas are often disregarded in poetry.

This ain't poetry.


How's my sig? - Combattente - 2010-10-19

Corn Wrote:This ain't poetry.

POETRY?

THIS

IS

FUNHOUSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE


How's my sig? - street - 2010-10-19

All, this, over, a, comma, and

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How's my sig? - Locked - 2010-10-19

Corn Wrote:This ain't poetry.

Quote:Poetry (from the Latin poeta, a poet) is a form of literary art in which language is used for its aesthetic and evocative qualities in addition to, or in lieu of, its apparent meaning.



How's my sig? - Corn - 2010-10-19


Still ain't poetry. He didn't intend it to be poetry.