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Unnecessary Quotes in Other Languages
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For Correct Usage:
try this wikipedia page for simple punctuation guidelines.
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- the blogger is "not" a big geek
- Southie "time"
- Not directly making you richer
- Or so Paris Hilton said
- or whatever preposition
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- Jason writes the following about this sign:Immedia...
- or so they say
- Waiting for Bing
- "tricks"
- talking doorbell
- good nickname
- use your "outside" voice
- More Seattle QMs
- These drinks actually make you thirsty
- The "environment" eh?
- Who's in charge here?
- Sundayish
- We be jammin'
- Floored
- Trash can, or performance art?
- flying solo again
- half-baked ham
- Crash! Boom! Bang! Disrespect!
- Reliable Triple Crown
- Reliable door
- more reliable
- Reliable... really?
- So what happened?
- No partner "necessary"
- a "load" of what?
- Seattle
- be nice to my friends
- almost as cool as "invisibility" bra
- maybe tomorrow
- "freshly baked"
- don't really see it
- fake address
- I love "disco"
- "no fooling"
- home is where the pork is
- fake ham
- that slogan makes no sense
- more "free" stuff
- is it available or not?
- Ok, Gretchen and I agree that the quotation marks ...
- spaced out nose
- "fresh" juice
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- seriously
- yeah, "safety"
- two slogans?
- tough "customer"
- come on in
- "no tuition"
- wink wink
- or so they say
- "98" Honda
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- somebody else's good friday cake
- stuff my blog readers like
- They totally made it up
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- profit all over the place
- More toilet humor
- "missing"
- Josh saw this at Enterprise Car Rental. I love th...
- changing the world unintentionally
- no thermometer needed
- we would prefer you not come
- not so handy
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- everyone except me
- how "flattering"
- not YOUR home
- not ONLY only
- who knows how old it is
- "delicious"
- you're getting a slushie with jose cuervo
- mmm "tacos"
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- open for you...
- mmm "pizza"
- "the manger"
- perfect-ish
- it's totally edited
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4 comments:
I think the quotes reveal the true nature of the passive aggressor beautifully. Thoughtlessness, carelessness, laziness, and uncritical thinking can manifest as poor grammar as much as in PA notes. And that rampant punctuation abuse is a worthy posting for that blog or this one.
Also one of the best PANs ever !
Hehe, if we're gonna have a whole blog for wrong grammar, if only punctuation marks, I still have to comment on the blogger's spelling of alright. I mean, I couldn't just pass it by without a comment, right? LOL. Anyway, all right is always two words.
From dictionary.com:
The form alright as a one-word spelling of the phrase all right in all of its senses probably arose by analogy with such words as already and altogether. Although alright is a common spelling in written dialogue and in other types of informal writing, all right is used in more formal, edited writing.
Meh.
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