Nick Storie Collection: Morals Operations Operations Silences and Murders

Nick Storie Collection: Morals Operations Operations Silences and Murders

That’s three police procedurals in one.

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Philo
Philo
4 years ago

Obviously the author is not on Team Oxford Comma. Nor even on Team Comma.

Hitch
4 years ago
Reply to  Philo

I once made a smart-ass remark, on Disqus, at Clientsfromhell about the “Cambridge Comma,” (for those unfamiliar, this is wiseassery, as no such thing exists) and some woman answered me seriously, opining on the use thereof.

sigh.

Hitch
4 years ago
Reply to  Nathan

I’m down with the Prager Comma (bends to the right…). What about the Liberty Comma and the UNLV Comma? Oh, baby, the fun we could have here…

Last edited 4 years ago by Hitch
Zsuzsa
Zsuzsa
4 years ago
Reply to  Nathan

I would say that the BYU comma is more or less just like the Oxford comma, but it isn’t allowed to be used in lists involving caffeinated beverages.

The BYU-Hawaii is a variation of the ʻokina that follows the same rule about caffeine.

Hitch
4 years ago
Reply to  Zsuzsa

Oooh, well done with that one! Can’t be caffeinated, snort….

Hitch
4 years ago
Reply to  Nathan

Better than commas with a bundling board!

Zsuzsa
Zsuzsa
4 years ago
Reply to  Hitch

The UNLV comma is only there with a certain probability, but if you get a gold comma, you win the jackpot.