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"That damn comma."

Right, time to finish this.

"Instead of that weirdo irritating us all the time, I say we kill him."

This is how it was originally written.

This is how Your Honour thinks it should be written.

"Instead of that weirdo, irritating us all the time, I say we kill him."


Now... surely it DOESN'T need a comma? Please, discuss and argue this.

I know this is a pointless topic... but I don't think this one is going to make much of a difference to the already made mountains of rubbish topics...

This also bears no revelance to the covnersation, but I have for some reason been shouted at today despite my wishes! Shame! I have blocked Dan_uk for no reason?! Shame

Hey look its James Pond again......

....Smash Bros 2:

Bowser is in it......

"From an English point of view"

Well I'm from Wales... so that might not help.

But I'm still right. ;0)

SSXellent!

Instead of time, all the .... I say, that weirdo is irritating us, kill him

Bear in mind that the sentance is said to the whole group, and not Ant. Which still would make no sense anyway.

Look, form a dramatical point of view, it is better with the comma.

From an English point of view, i couldnt care less, im from essex remember?

:-)

OR


"Instead of that, we, i, r, do, irritating us, all the time, is ay week ill him."

Sprry Grix, it makes no difference with the comma or without, like i said in my apology to you topic.

If the comma is in there, it just adds a pause, for dramatic effect.

Like this:

Oh my gosh, whats that?

OR

Oh my gosh whats that?

They both make sense, as does the story thing.

I don't know, some people.......



Or should that have been:

I don't know some people........?


:-P

"Instead of that weirdo, irritating us all the time, I say we kill him."

Dear oh dear...another well informative article innit...

Should be

"Instead of that, weirdo, irritating us, all the time, I say we kill, him."