This Is Fun Pt 3: This Time It's Personal! (possibly NSFW)

[Moliere]

[Purge]

Funny but incorrect on several counts.

To make the image true, it would need to read: " Without the Oxford comma: we invited the strippers JFK and Stalin."

You'd need to lose both commas, and uppercase their names. Odd that Oxford is uppercase. I suspect that this is simply trolling since one who knows of the Oxford comma would surely not make the mistakes they did.

[CeeKay]

[Purge]

Cute.

[Alefroth]

Funny but incorrect on several counts.

To make the image true, it would need to read: " Without the Oxford comma: we invited the strippers JFK and Stalin."

You'd need to lose both commas, and uppercase their names. Odd that Oxford is uppercase. I suspect that this is simply trolling since one who knows of the Oxford comma would surely not make the mistakes they did.

I think it's correct as is, comma-wise, any way.

Ale

[Ralph-Wiggum]

Funny but incorrect on several counts.

To make the image true, it would need to read: " Without the Oxford comma: we invited the strippers JFK and Stalin."

You'd need to lose both commas, and uppercase their names. Odd that Oxford is uppercase. I suspect that this is simply trolling since one who knows of the Oxford comma would surely not make the mistakes they did.

I think the image has it right.

[Montag]

I use the extra comma.  The issue is Stalin and JFK could be considered an appositive instead of a list.  This has forever solidified the comma before the and for me.

[Eel Snave]

Here's Vampire Weekend's response.

[CeeKay]

[PeteRock]

I think the image has it right.

It does.  But as we're talking about the English language, the same rules apparently do not apply in Canada.

[Toe]

[PeteRock]

My friends and I are soooooo making our own Valentine's Day cards this year, and that will be on them.   

[Purge]

I think the image has it right.

It does.  But as we're talking about the English language, the same rules apparently do not apply in Canada.

First of all, it could be argued as ambiguous at best - by no means is it "right".

Secondly, you "ain't" referring to English, just American English. Where did English originate? Oh right, same place Mormons came from.

Now don't get me started on the American colon.

[ibdoomed]

Secondly, you "ain't" referring to English, just American English. Where did English originate? Oh right, same place Mormons came from.

Some guy dug it out of the ground?

[Enough]

[Wargus]

It needs a convenient rack fort he paddle, a cooler, beer holder, and a tray or table for food, books, etc.. Then it would be perfect.

[Shinjin]

Neat.  I've never seen a kayahammocatamaran before.

[Jag]

[Jag]

[Mr. Fed]

I think the image has it right.

It does.  But as we're talking about the English language, the same rules apparently do not apply in Canada.

First of all, it could be argued as ambiguous at best - by no means is it "right".

Secondly, you "ain't" referring to English, just American English. Where did English originate? Oh right, same place Mormons came from.

Now don't get me started on the American colon.

Get started?  I hear you've already finished on a number of American colons.

[Purge]

I think the image has it right.

It does.  But as we're talking about the English language, the same rules apparently do not apply in Canada.

First of all, it could be argued as ambiguous at best - by no means is it "right".

Secondly, you "ain't" referring to English, just American English. Where did English originate? Oh right, same place Mormons came from.

Now don't get me started on the American colon.

Get started?  I hear you've already finished on a number of American colons.

In yer dreams.

(You'll note that the emote begins with a colon).

[Harkonis]

I think the image has it right.

It does.  But as we're talking about the English language, the same rules apparently do not apply in Canada.

First of all, it could be argued as ambiguous at best - by no means is it "right".

Secondly, you "ain't" referring to English, just American English. Where did English originate? Oh right, same place Mormons came from.

Now don't get me started on the American colon.

Do you know where Oxford is? 

[Purge]

I think the image has it right.

It does.  But as we're talking about the English language, the same rules apparently do not apply in Canada.

First of all, it could be argued as ambiguous at best - by no means is it "right".

Secondly, you "ain't" referring to English, just American English. Where did English originate? Oh right, same place Mormons came from.

Now don't get me started on the American colon.

Do you know where Oxford is?  

In the water. Duh !

[Gratch]

Yes.  Can't you?

[Harkonis]

Does everyone see why this is funny? 

Spoiler for Hiden:

FWIW, I think he's unloading

[wonderpug]

I think I've got this.  Something about his shirt, right?

edit: oh hold on, I figured it out:

Spoiler for Hiden:

Don't put the cart before the horse?

[TK-421]

He's having a

Spoiler for Hiden:

cart attack.

[CeeKay]

I wonder if that was prefaced with 'hold my beer and watch this'.......

[CeeKay]

which woody would he want?

[ATB]

[Alefroth]

Does everyone see why this is funny? 

Spoiler for Hiden:

FWIW, I think he's unloading

I think I would be, too.

Ale

[CeeKay]

I found this side by side pic on MSN today funny considering the recent changes to Facebook.

[Alefroth]

I think it's fake, because nothing is "Made in the U.S.A." anymore.

Ale

[Andrew Wonser]

[Purge]

Spoiler for the Hinten:

Clearly she doesn't know where to point the camera.

[TK-421]

[Scraper]

That is badass.

[CeeKay]

did he cry 'Noooooooooooooooo!' after his parents were shot?

[USMC Kato]

[Harkonis]