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A Call For Humor!

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All sorts of punctuation can help there. Period, new paragraph, semicolon, exclamation mark, even a full stop. Not sure a question mark would do.
 
Good golly, it's real.


I thought i made a panda John Wayne joke maybe good enuf for posting here. Lynne truss wrote a whole book. That xana has and it has its own Wikipedia page.
It's a great book.

PS, albeit not entirely on topic: I am truly, madly, and deeply an Oxford comma kind of guy.
 
It's a great book.

PS, albeit not entirely on topic: I am truly, madly, and deeply an Oxford comma kind of guy.
I try to be, it's not easy, but I'm proud to say success is 90% by now even though it's only my second language, and the whole thing doesn't exist at all in my first.

Hell, we have linguistic rules and constructs here to the point of the same word, with identical spelling, but just a slight shift in pronunciation leading to the opposite meaning. I guess that's good training; in return one comma more or seems trivial. Lol
 
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Jokes and funnies do not have to be 'objective' or even accurate!
Please don't report me.... I blame the weatherman:
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No clue what that one is -250-400-500 and the frame is somewhat similar to the later VFR. Had a 750 CBX FII, and if it had looked like that I wouldn't. If I had a look like that, I would have written this as a ghost.
 
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