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Hey Buck, have you seen my toothbrush? |
I'm not even interested in arguing about it at this point.
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It’s a cold January evening in Boston, MA, and wanna-be NFL QB Mark Castle sits in his apartment alone and depressed thinking about the future.
The first comma is separating the city from the state, and the second one is separating the first thought of the sentence to the second. Grammatically correct. “Oh yeah!” Says? says Mark No, you do not capitalize says, it's not the beginning of a new sentence. In this case (a quotation), the exclamation point does not end the sentence. Sure is great to hear from you I’ve you're right here, there should be a period KC typo tto right here too, but those first ones you are wrong |
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Let's see here. I'm from Omaha, Ne, and I like vagina. Ok, When both a city's name and that city's state or country's name are mentioned together, the state or country's name is treated as a parenthetical element. In other words, you are correct. However, with the typo and other errors, I stick to my original, score, asshat, Buck. |
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Comedic Value 21 funny but dry Illustrations 21 I liked the money one Spelling, punctuation 24 Creativity 18 I like the pioli money angle, but you could've done so much more 84 |
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Comedic Value 25 i loved it. I laughed alot, especially wv's part. I really thought this one would be hard to do because the review good thing is so played out. But then you made him a towel head. Illustrations 22 pretty kilter guys Spelling, punctuation. 24 Creativity 23 Hell yeah. 96 |
Unbelievable. Congrats n00bs, I didn't see this coming.
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